Montana and Bozeman News From 1938 Poultry Congress and Diesel Course
Montana chickens seek World Poultry Congress memberships with Montana asked to sell quotas by Jan 1, 1939. Miss Cushman notes Montana must stay active and lists committee leadership and goals. In Bozeman an extended diesel and tractor short course at Montana State College runs Jan 3 to March 14, 1939, open to Fontana residents. applications require age education and experience and are filed by submission date.
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Bozeman
Dho
Montana State
Olege
H. E. Murdock
Murdock
Fontana
Montana State College
Roosevelt Approves WPA Mattress Making Project
President Roosevelt has approved a WPA mattress making project sponsored by the state welfare department. Administrator I M Brandford announced the total cost is estimated at 333048 dollars with materials mainly furnished by the federal surplus commodities corporation and labor by the WPA. The project will operate in larger cities.
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Roosevelt
W.P.A
State Welfare Department
I. M. Brandford
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Beet harvest seeks workers in Fairfield district
Sugar beet growers in the Fairfield district of Teton County lack enough labor to top beets. Employment seekers should contact their county offices as advised by the state employment service.
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Fairfield
Teton County
State Employment Service
Montana Motor Trades Convention Planned in Helena
The Montana Motor Trades association will hold its annual convention on December 5 and 6 in Helena to study legislative problems. Secretary Martin P. Trenne announced that automobile dealers from across Montana are expected to attend.
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Montana Motor Trades Association
Helena
Martin P. Trenne
Montana
Helena Faces Acute Shortage of Domestic Help
Officials in Helena Montana report a sudden shortage of domestic workers raising concern for households and service providers. The note suggests rising demand may impact residents and local services in the capital city.
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Treasure State
Helena
Pacific Northwest tourist group adopts pressure to fund ad program
The Pacific Northwest Tourist Association, at its Spokane convention, passed a resolution to bar communities that do not contribute to the tourism advertising fund from having their names included in association advertising. William G. Ferguson, manager of Motannans Inc., secretary of the body, presented the plan.
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The
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Spokane
William G. Ferguson
Montanans, Inc
Somers residents John White and Isabel Taylor wed at courthouse
John White and Isabel Taylor of Somers Montana were married Saturday at the courthouse by Judge George Opp.
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John White
Isabel Taylor
Somers, Mont
George Opp
Local residents with weekend travel and life events
Miss Elizabeth Ballard and Mrs Charlotte Ballard visited family. Mrs W L Irvine returned from Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Jack Skavdahl heads to California for winter. Mrs Clifford Barry travels to Harlowton to visit friends. Melbourne and Eileen Jackson spent weekend with Dillon parents. Several residents visit Dillon. Dr Marlin Farmer spoke on World Peace. Marital licenses issued to Thornton Edwards and Leva Hardttn. New births reported for Leonard Childs and Roland Wilson. Vic Westergard injured geese hunting near Dillon. Navy furlough adds Harry Schuler visit. Various locals noted as visiting or traveling in Dillon.
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W. L. Irvine
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Jack Skavdahl
California
Clifford Barry
Harlowton
Melbourne Jackson
Montana State College
Eileen Jackson
Boulder
James R. Jackson
Gerald Caskin
Helena
Dillon
Lakeview
Leonard Childs
Blaine
Barrett Hospital
Roland Wilson
Lima
Walter Paddock
Bannack
Mina Perkins
Elsie Garrison
Frank Buhrer
Reichle
R. M. Funk
Sheridan
W. J. Romersa
Dan Henneberry
Kate Markovich
Butte
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Vic Westergard
Harry Schuler
U. S. Navy
Alvin Owens
Armstead
Ellen May guild to hold thirteenth praise service
The Ellen May guild plans a Sunday evening 8 o clock praise service at the Presbyterian church with Welsh music. Larry Peterson sings accompany and the choir is directed by Mrs. O Kay Moe. Dr Paris E Wells will speak on the Welsh in Presbyterian history. A thank offering supports the guilds national and foreign work. Welsh people are invited.
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Ellen May Guild
Presbyterian Church
Larry Peterson
O. Kay Moe
Paris E. Wells
Christian Science Lesson on Adam and Fallen Man
The gospel weekly notes that on Sunday November 6 1938 Christian Science Churches read a lesson sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man with the golden text from John 3 31 and includes biblical verses from Genesis 3 1 4 5 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy denying a talking serpent and affirming evil as unreal in Truth and good
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Tuberculosis Film Shows Aid to War Against White Plague
Montana Tuberculous Program uses educational films this year to aid service clubs and organizations fighting tuberculosis. Films are available to groups desiring to support the tuberculosis war effort and public health education.
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E. Montana
Gerne
Henrietta
Funds Granted for Middle Creek Irrigation Project
Public Works Administration allocates 394 545 dollars for the Middle Creek irrigation project in Gallatin county. The PWA provides 177 545 dollars as a grant and loans 217 000 dollars to be repaid by water users. Located 15 miles south of Bozeman the project will store 8 500 acre feet to support irrigation on 16 000 acres in Gallatin valley.
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Middle Creek
Public Works Administration
State Water Conservation Board
Gallatin County
Rig E. Ayers
P.W.A
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Buy Electrical Energy Wisely bulletin issued by Montana Extension
Montana Extension service releases a bulletin by Armin J. Hill on rural electrification outlining how rates are structured and how to use electricity effectively on farms. It notes that electrical energy can pay its way when used intelligently and offers copies via county agents or Bozeman office. Feeds with weed seeds and dockage lower lamb meat quality, while beet pulp with oats and alfalfa improves flavor.
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Montana Extension Service
Armin J. Hill
Extension
Mr. Hill
Bozeman
Howard G. Lewis
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Helena Postmaster Pushes New Air Mail Service
Postmaster Harry Hendricks of Helena will request the postal department start air mail pickups in Montana. The plan uses side flights to reach communities off regular air lanes, allowing pickup at airports or in full flight by a new device. He cites sufficient mail volume in small towns to justify installation.
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Harry Hendricks
Helena
Postal Department
Montana
National Air Mail
Hendricks
Beaverhead Rancher Summoned After Forty-One Years in Dillon
A Beaverhead rancher and longtime agri cultural leader dies at 41 years on his Dillon area ranch. He chaired the Beaverhead Valley Rural Electrification association and belonged to Dillon lodge. Survived by wife Margaret son Adolph of Nampa Idaho two stepsons George and Eddie Heikkila a brother Max Lauterbach and several nieces and nephews. Funeral was held Saturday from Brundage chapel with Rev F X Lechner officiating, burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Valley Rural Electrification Association
Dillon Lodge
B.P.O.E
Margaret
Adolph
Nampa
Idaho
George
Eddie Heikkila
Max Lauterbach
Santa Ana
Calif
Tanker plunges off road into water near Kidd
A large oil tanker swerved off Highway 91 near Kidd on Monday afternoon and came to rest in deep water beside the road. The driver and his assistant barely escaped drowning as deputies investigated the mishap.
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Highway 91
Kidd
Montana to showcase at World Poultry Congress in Cleveland
Miss H. E. Cushman extension poultry specialist reports Montana will exhibit next summer at the seventh World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. The Treasure State booth measures 10 by 20 feet in a favorable spot. Harold DePue of Great Falls is the Montana exhibit committee chairman.
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Montana
Cleveland
Ohio
H. E. Cushman
Cushman
Harold DePue
Great Falls
Armistice Day Banquet At Metlen Hotel By Legion Post
Legion Post sponsored an Armistice celebration banquet Friday night at the Metlen hotel. A committee led by C. A. Bechler Alex Tait and John Wenger supervised a dug out. The Armistice day dance followed at city hall.
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Metlen Hotel
C. A. Bechler
Alex Tait
John Wenger
City Hall
Montana 4-H Members Feed Nearly 2000 Baby Beef
Over the last decade Montana 4-H club members fed approximately 2,000 head of baby beef valued at more than 142000 dollars.
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Montana
4-H Club
Agricultural Demand Seen Better In 1939 Than 1938
The demand for agricultural products is expected to be somewhat more favorable in 1939 than in 1938, with considerable improvement in domestic conditions offsetting less favorable foreign prospects.
Election Expense Filings Due By November 23
Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell urged candidates for county and township offices to file election expense reports by November 23 with their county clerks. State office candidates must file with the secretary of state's office. Failure to file by November 23 violates state law.
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Sam W. Mitchell
Secretary of State
Mitchell
Official General Election Returns
A weekly county survey in the Examiner presents the official general election returns and county happenings for the period. The piece provides a complete tally of results and reflects local political developments and voting outcomes.
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The
Examiner
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