Lewistown Pastor Resigns to Lead San Francisco Church
Lewistown Methodist pastor Rev. W. S. Traweek resigns after 12 years to accept a pastorate in the San Francisco area. He previously served churches in Huntley project Butte and Richey. The year’s apple crop outlook is favorable with early bloom expected. Bitter Root reports some tree pulling. sour and sweet cherries show strong bloom and good conditions, though mice damage noted.
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Lewistown
W. S. Traweek
Key City
San Francisco
Huntley Project
Butte
Richey
Montana
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
Bitter Root
Reclamation approves new wholesale hydro power rates in Wyoming
The Bureau of Reclamation announces a wholesale rate schedule for firm hydroelectric power from the Shoshone and Riverton projects in Wyoming. Simultaneous changes to Kendrick project rates align Wyoming and parts of Nebraska, basing power costs on load steadiness rather than size. Smaller customers gain lower costs while larger users see no major change, says R. H. Workinger of the Big Horn district.
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Billings
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Shoshone
Riverton
Wyoming
R. H. Workinger
Big Horn
Kendrick
Nebraska
Workinger
Ginger Ale Sherbet Refreshes with Citrus Zing
A vintage recipe for Ginger Ale Sherbet combines water sugar syrup and orange and lemon juices with egg whites to create a foamy bright dessert. Fold in pale dry ginger ale then freeze until firm yielding a pale pale yellow sherbet serving for dessert.
Lead output in March rises 15 percent in Montana
Montana's lead production for March reached 1,670 short tons, up 15 percent from last year's monthly average of 1,454 tons. The report also notes related state updates from public service and government positions, bond sales, and university contributions.
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Montana
Bureau of Mines
State board of examiners appoints Wayne Speelman to three year term
Gov John W Bonner designated Wayne Speelman of Baker to membership on the state abstractors board of examiners for a three year term ending April 1 1952 Speelman succeeds H I Johnson of Polson
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John W. Bonner
Wayne Speelman
Baker
State Abstractors’ ‘Board of Examiners
Speelman
H. I. Johnson
Polson
Fire marshal Jack Carney to retire June first
State Auditor John J. Holmes announced the retirement of Jack Carney, the state fire marshal. Holmes noted the fire marshal functions fall within his department and that Clyde Gummow, a department member, has been named.
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Carney
Flathead Lake
Gummow
Fish and Game Commission
Marine Corps
Jack Carney
John J. Holmes
Holmes
Clyde Gummow
Government power program could undermine private utilities
Mr. Hogan warns that a proposed government spread of generating plants and transmission lines through the Rocky Mountain region would duplicate private facilities like The Montana Power Co and threaten tax revenue of over 18 million dollars annually. He cites Montana’s planned one and one third billion dollar public power project and urges private development remain allowed with fair rates.
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Mr. Hogan
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Montana Power Company
Hogan
REA
Recital patrons and visitors populate Butte and Dillon
A string of visitors from Butte, Claspil, Polaris, the Big Hole basin, and other areas spent time in Dillon and Butte last week. Families welcome new baby girl in Dillon. Community members travel to San Francisco and Kellogg Idaho for events and meetings.
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Frank Venable
Butte
Larry Helfert
Lanny Dale
Tinker Bullock
Jack Bullock
Claspil
City
Hayes
T. Baxter
Joe Carroll
Jackson
Herman Peterson
Rabban
Bagdad
John H. Judge
Polaris
Big Hole Basin
Blaz Lugar
Alfred Peterson
William Hand
Argenta
Vince Gibbons
Alberton
Joe Mautz
California
Raymond Clark
St. James Hospital
Babe Des Rosier
Dillon
Silver Star
Marion Gleason
Ike Rife
Frank B. Rife
Betty Mussetter
Belva Frederickson
Sherman Hughes
Gertrude Lyons
Calvin Fitzsimmons
Bozeman
Woodcraft
Carl Stahl
Louis Stahl
Erwin Christensen
Evan Martinson
Belle Long
Clara
Blackburn
San Francisco
National Baptist Church
Louis Schmittroth
Kellogg
Idaho
Dick DeGarmo
Wyoming
Lamber Eliel
Charles Hazlett
Bill Hazlett
Power Official Presents Fight Against State Ownership
S P Hogan of Montana Power warned in Dillon against a socialistic shift toward government ownership of industry. Speaking at Dillon Eagles and Riverside Farm Bureau meetings he urged Montanans to unite, educating themselves on the issue. He noted federal government expansion since 1933, stressing the threat to business and individual liberty.
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Montana
S. P. Hogan
Montana Power Company
Dillon
Dillon Aerie
Order of Eagles
Riverside Farm Bureau
Hogan
Saturday Post
U. S
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Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana Automobile Association
State Chamber
E. W. Lundeen
Eureka
Paul Wood
East Helena
State Extension
Lundeen
Wood
Missoula
Montana State University
Earl E. Bennett
Edwin L. Marvin
Joe P. Keith
Baytown
Tex
Carter Oil Company
T. R. Corbett
Corbett
Keith
Humble Oil Company
University of Texas
Childre
Twin Bridges
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Anaconda
Bob Rooker
Hell Gate Rodeo Company
Anaconda Saddle Club
RCA
Examiner
Edwin S. Buck
India
Meg Lotta Toot
Vgadelwoods
Gurmela
Ottone
Ranut Osle
Pistachio
Gshew
Rome
Buick
S. A
Montana Auto Sales
Montana and
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