Livestock Tax Impacts Western Hog Producers
In Los Angeles J A McNaughton explains the processing tax on hogs under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Tax rates rise from one half to one and two cents per pound from December to February, with pass through to consumers uncertain. Western producers may face reduced production to offset compensation, risking hurt to western agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Middle West
Rocky Mountains
California
Pacific Coast
Dillon Guests and Visitors From Nearby towns
A list of social visits from Dillon area residents includes Mrs. Howard Flitner and her two sons returning to Greybull Wyoming after a few weeks with Mrs. Flitner’s mother, plus entries for visitors from Grasshopper, Salt Lake City, Butte, Lima, Missoula, and Jackson. Clyde Scott and Phil Nye pled guilty to shooting a deer, each fined 50 dollars. 15 day sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Flitner
Greybull
Wyo
Flitner
Annabel Morrison
Ross Nay
Grasshopper
Dave Moffitt
Small Gon
Giles Ranch
Butte
Parley Dansle
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Jules
Henry Wenger
Big Hole Basin
Clyde Scott
Phil Nye
Stahl
National Legion Chief Will Talk on Radio Nov 11
Edward A. Hayes national commander of the American Legion will speak on Armistice Day in a 1 to 2 p m radio program from the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier amphitheatre. The Columbia system and National Broadcasting Company will carry the broadcast with several addresses and wreath laying by Hayes and diplomats. The commander will also attend Armistice Day events in Alexandria Virginia and Cleveland Ohio later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward A. Hayes
American Legion
Columbia System
National Broadcasting Company
William H. Biester, Jr
The
Legion Auxiliary
Hayes
Alexandria
Cleveland
Ohio
Legion
Rush A Longs and the Intersections of 1932
The piece centers on reckless driving exemplified by Rush A Long, detailing his habit of speeding through red signals and ignoring signs. It notes that such drivers feature in accident statistics, with 348000 intersection accidents in 1932 causing 7400 deaths and 431000 injuries, and overall 745800 accidents resulting in 29000 deaths and 904800 injuries.
THINK BEFORE PASSING TO BE ON SAFE SIDE
Highway safety is urged as drivers risk thousands of deaths and injuries from passing on the wrong side and dangerous maneuvers. Travelers Insurance reports 1932 totals show over 3 600 killed and more than 127 000 accidents with 158 000 non fatal injuries. Drivers are urged to take primary responsibility for safe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers ‘Insurance Company
Automobile fatalities far exceed gunshot deaths in nation
Ten times as many people are killed in automobile accidents as in firearms incidents in the country, highlighting road safety as a major public health concern.
Do You Miss Them Do You Miss Them College Homesick Call Now
A short call can lift homesickness for college students away from home. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co advertises low night rates from 8:30 p.m. onward with the Long Distance operator ready to provide rates to any point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ditlon Elks Set Charity Ball in City Hall Auditorium
The Ditlon Elks prepare for their annual charity ball on Saturday evening November 18 in the city hall auditorium. Last year about 800 people attended and organizers expect another large crowd. Admission is at least 25 cents worth of foodstuff per person.
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Ditlon Elks
City Hall
Robe Dawn Feature At Hartwig
The Hartwig feature presents Blythe Ctephan Betty Barry Dolores Williams Polly Tower Judy Ann Chapman Patty Stamm Peggy Conley Janet McKinley along with Jimmy Callahan Francis Dean Gerald Caskin Donald Julson George Hay Donald Lee Bud Sands Anthony Murphy James Judge Anthony Bramsman and Billy Walters listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Ctephan
Betty Barry
Dolores Williams
Polly Tower
Judy Ann Chapman
Patty Stamm
Peggy Conley
Janet McKinley
Jimmy Callahan
Francis Dean
Gerald Caskin
Donald Julson
George Hay
Donald Lee
Bud Sands
Anthony Murphy
James Judge
Anthony Bramsman
Billy Walters
Lima Dam Contract Awarded Promises Flood Storage
The Lima dam contract is awarded with major construction to proceed regardless of weather. Secretary Hazelbaker notes the dam should store flood waters by next spring and double the reservoir capacity, ensuring an ample permanent water supply for the valley with federal loan support after a Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelbaker
Whatelbaker
Washington, D
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church World Peace Sunday
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Drum Dr. J A Meeke minister announces World Peace Sunday with Sunday school at 10 am. Lesson titled Appreciating Other Nations. Prof W W Wahl general superintendent and Mrs C B Taylor primary department superintendent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Meeke
W. W. Wahl
C. B. Taylor
Grace Methodist church morning and evening services planned
Morning worship at eleven with special music and a sermon titled Makers of Peace delivered by the pastor. Epworth League devotional at six thirty p m welcomes all youths. Evening service at seven thirty features singing of favorite songs and a brief address Is War Christian led by Mrs J H Kuhns. Ladies Aid reports a successful chicken dinner and thanks patrons and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
J. H. Kuhns
Grace Methodist Church
Montana Rail Traffic Up Nine Months 1938
Harry B. Schaefer reports a 10 849 carloads rise in intrastate freight for the first nine months of 1938 versus the prior year, a 17 percent increase, based on his September compilation. Helena banks show nine remain closed since March moratorium with $2 361 045 in deposits in liquidation. 1000 banks total operate with over $37 million in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Schaefer
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Helena
Montana
Frank Johnson
Centennial valley visitor in town Monday
Andy Forsyth was in town Monday from the Centennial valley. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Neldt spent yesterday in Dillon from Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Dillon
Jackson
Heiwett Scott
Dell
Ora Roselle
Monida
J. D. Brundage
Lakeview
Tom Jones
F. E. Foote
Illinois
Andy Forsyth
Centennial Valley
J. N. Neldt
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Senatore Guglielmo Marconi
Camden
N. J
David Barnett
Radio Corporation of America
E. T. Cunningham
RCA Victor Company
Kite Marconi
Atlantic Ocean
Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate
Russia
Maxim M. Litvinov
Prea. Roosevelt
Mre. Litvinov
Ivy Low
London Morning Post
Automobile Research Engineers
Vincent Zizue
Villanova
Vincent
Quaker State
J. A. McNaughton
Henry Fitter
Lima
G. T. Paul
Mary Judge
Missoula
Mary Schoenborn
Frances Robison
Will ‘Shields
Tim Shields
George Strube
POST
George R. Baker
Beaverhead Post
National Legion
Robert J. White
National Chaplain of the Legion
Jessica Dragonette
Secretary of War
U. S. Marine Band
Rush A. Long
Travelers Insurance Company
Rush A. Longs
Hartwig
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Selway Land & Sheep Co
Sylvia Sidney
Jennie Gerhardt
Donald Cook
Mary Astor
H. B. Warner
Theodore Dreiser
James Cagney
Hell
Madge Evans
Frankie Darro
Dudley Digges
Lee Cagney
Melody Cruise
Charlie Ruggles
Phil Harris
Greta Nissen
Helen Mack
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