Montana committee backs over three million in mental health upgrades
Gov Bonner's interim team urges more than 3.0 million dollars for two state institutions. Warm Springs would get 1.835 million for a new receiving hospital dormitories and campus work while Boulder training school would receive 1.325 million for a combined hospital and infirmary plus dormitories.
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Helena
John W. Bonner
Warm Springs
Boulder
State Hospital
Mitchell
Montana water board budgets for two years seek underground water control
The state water conservation board approved a 2 year budget totaling 2 015 million with 1 007 500 annually and proposed an underground water control bill to prevent over use This plan requires legislative approval in 1951 The bill draws best points from other states and will be studied at the Montana Reclamation association convention in Sidney Nov 26 28.
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Helena
State Water Conservation Board
Montana
Water Board
John W. Bonner
Montana Reclamation Association
Sidney
Chancellor Selke resigns Montana post for State Dept overseas posting
Dr. George A. Selke resigns as chancellor of the University of Montana to join the U S foreign service. The resignation takes effect December 1 and he will be stationed in Frankfurt and Wiesbaden Germany with the State Department. Gov Bonner says the state board may name a successor at its December meeting.
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George A. Selke
University of Montana
U. S. Department of State
State Board of Education
Selke
Division of Foreign Service
Federal State Department
Frankfort
Wiesbaden
Germany
John W. Bonner
Dorothy Green
Helena
Miss Green
Department of State
Dudley Construction wins Montana home contract in Great Falls
Dudley Construction Co of Great Falls secured the general construction contract for the home for the aged at Lewistown with a base bid of 598713 dollars and a 400 calendar day completion term. Electrical and plumbing contracts went to Allen Electric of Helena and Elmer Johnson of Glasgow respectively, with painting to H B Nelson Painting Co of Helena.
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Dudley Construction Co
Great Falls
Lewistown
Dudley
Elmer Johnson
Glasgow
State Board of Examiners
Allen Electric
Helena
H. B. Nelson Painting Co
Bear Paw Hereford Breeders Sale Sets New Avg Record
The Enth annual Bear Paw Hereford Breeders sale featured SS Flashy Mixer 72nd consigned by Sim and Schock of Highwood selling for 2150 dollars. Hartland Domino He 54th was judged grand champs. Receipts totaled 41 bulls at 37330 dollars with an average of 910.48 dollars, attracting consigners and payers from all sections of Montana.
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Flashy
Sim and Schock
Highwood
Hartland Domino
Monana
Montana growers urged to enter five early agricultural shows
Extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer of Montana State College urged registered growers of small grains corn and potatoes to enter five major shows in early year. The schedule includes the Montana State Corn show at Sidney January 22 to 24 the Milk River Seed and Potato show at Harlem January 25 to 28 the Montana State Seed and Potato show at Kalispell February 1 to 3 the Carbon County Seed Show at Red Lodge March 1 to 3 and the Montana State Wheat show at Bozeman late in March with the Montana Winter Fair.
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Montana State College
Montana
Sidney
Harlem
Kalispell
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Bozeman
State rules on recovering illegal slot tax payments
The state attorney general ruled that clubs and organizations that paid slot machine taxes before a ruling declaring them illegal cannot recover those payments. Arnold H. Olsen said license taxes paid voluntarily without protest are nonrefundable after illegality is declared. The opinion followed inquiries from Missoula County Attorney Robert F. Swanberg as responsible bodies sought tax refunds.
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Arnold H. Olsen
Robert F. Swanberg
Missoula County
Supreme Court
Capitol registrants rise by 997 to 9359 in 1950 season
Capitol Custodian Jack Haley reported figures by Guide Ed Commers showing a season total of 9,359 registrants, up 997 from 1949. Of the total, 4,714 were from out of state, 51 more than the prior year.
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Capitol
Jack Haley
Guide Ed Commers
Timber sale bids opened for Watergulch stand in Deer Lodge
Butte bids will be opened November 16 for a commercial timber stand in Watergulch Boulder district of the Deer Lodge National Forest. Fred Mass, timber sales director, said the stand holds about 76 000 board feet suitable for mining operations.
Montana Power official Stephen P. Hogan retires from Butte post
Montana Power Company officials announce the retirement of Stephen P. Hogan Butte secretary of the company since 1935. The life long resident of the Mining City worked in the electrical field for 44 years in the state. Hogan's retirement was effective Nov 1. President F W Bird said no successor has been appointed yet.
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Ibutte
Montana Power Company
Stephen P. Hogan
Butte
Hogan
F. W. Bird
Vacation Bender in Dillon West Describes Local Flair
Mrs. Myrtle B. Brown writes of her first visit to Dillon on November 2, 1950. She observes a casual life with silver and rare coins, high cowboy boots, and welcoming greetings as mountains greet travelers.
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West
Myrtle B. Brown
Dillon
Northwest
Rates Increase For The Dillon Examiner In 1951
The Dillon Examiner announces higher prices due to rising costs. In Beaverhead County subscriptions rise to 3.00 annually and 2.00 for six months. Outside county U S rates are 3.50 annually and 2.50 for six months. Foreign subscriptions become 5.00 per year.
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Continental
U. S
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
THE
Summons for Publication in Beaverhead District Court
Public court notice lists Mary Dosier as plaintiff with Leonard A. Schulz attorney in Dillon Montana. Case file 7 15 41. Cannon law details appear in the Fifth Judicial District for Beaverhead County Montana.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montan
County of
Beaverhead
Mary Dosier
Paul Dosier
State OF
Montana
A. D
H. E. Contway
Theresa L. Giles
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Dillon
Plaintiff
Grizzly Bear Mascot Replaced At Montana Gridiron Games
Montana State University will no longer feature a live bear at Grizzly football games. A student wearing a black bear hide will substitute for the mascot at home and away contests.
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Helen.a
Montana State University
Grizzly
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