Senate Chandelier Gets Brighter for 1943 Montana Session
The Montana state senate to return in January 1943 with the ornate chamber chandelier rewired by Henry Schreiner to improve lighting. In 1941 light glare prompted debates as bulbs blinded senators while work also moved offices from the third floor to accommodate the legislature.
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Montana
State Senate
Henry Schreiner
Capitol
Star Farmer James Thompson of Willamette Valley
James Henry Thompson, a 21 year old married farmer from the Willamette valley near Salem Oregon, has been named star farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America convention. He operates 187 acres, owns 50, and keeps eight cows a bull three heifers three mares and a colt. He plans to continue farming for life except for a possible period in the military service.
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Star Farmer of
America
James Henry Thompson
Williamette Valley
Salem
Ore
Future Farmers of America—organization
Kansas City Star
James
Sam
Toadfish Expands Like Balloon Common Along North Carolina Coast
The toadfish can double its size by inflating itself similar to a balloon and is commonly found along North Carolina’s coast.
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North Carolina
Farmers Warned of Hog Disease in Montana
Montana growers urged to guard against swine erysipelas as hog production rises and breeding stock moves in from other states. The American Veterinary Medical Association says soil in swine areas may harbor the organism, complicating diagnosis with symptoms like reluctant movement, shortness of breath, swollen joints, and diamond skin patches.
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Montana
American Veterinary Medical Association
Hadleigh Marsh
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana State College
The
Veterinary Association
Otolaryngologists Lead North American Ear Throat Care
About 2,900 doctors in the United States and Canada are otolaryngologists, specialists in disorders of the ear and throat.
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United States
Canada
Loyalty and Loyalty to Hudson's Bay Men remembered
In a wartime tale Beatty and George Goodfellow shelter goods and defend a store at Fort La Corne. They hide ammo in a dry well and inventory items as French half-breeds arrive to audit. Despite losses, the pair seek only modest pay at two dollars a day, praising company loyalty.
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Beatty
George Goodfellow
Hudson’s Bay Co
Fort la Corne
Goodfellow
la Corne
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Cumberland House
George
Hudson's Bay Co
Hudson's Bay
Hudson’s Bay
Montana Dairy Program Drawn
The war manpower commission and the Montana Department of Agriculture announce a plan to aid farms not deemed essential to reach draft deferment criteria. Essential status requires at least 12 dairy cows producing 45 000 pounds of milk annually, with equivalents for other livestock and poultry. Local boards will grant time to expand operations with FA, Farm Credit, and other agencies aiding compliance.
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Montana
War Manpower Commission
Department of Agriculture
Helena
Jay G. Diamond
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
The
Manpower Commission
Selective Service Boards
Farm Security Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Sweden Loses 99 Merchant Ships By July
Sweden reported the loss of 99 merchant ships through July amid ongoing naval warfare. The tally reflects repeated enemy actions and risks facing Sweden's maritime trade during the crisis.
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Sweden
Butte Girl Joins WAVES First Montana Enlistee
Andree Goddard of Butte, 23, among the first WAVES recruits, studied radio at the University of Wisconsin Madison and aims for an officer rank. She expects graduation in six months and assignment to a Naval shore station to free a man for sea duty. Direct personal taxes in 1941 totaled about four billion dollars per the Commerce Department.
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Butte
WAVES
Navy
Andree Goddard
Charles Goddard
Montana
Wyoming
Seattle
University of Wisconsin
Madison
United States
Department of Commerce
Montana counties lead scrap drive for war munitions
Forty nine of Montana's 56 counties earned pennants for turning in over 190 pounds per capita of scrap from Sept 1 to Oct 31. Beaverhead topped per capita at 519 pounds, Cascade led with 19,434,464 total pounds, and the state nearly doubled its July 1 to Jan 1 quota with 58,789 tons by Nov 1.
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Montana
William E. Rae
Beaverhead
Custer
Cascade
Rae
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Carter
Chateau
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Fallon
Gallatin
Glacier
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Musselshell
McCone
Park
Petroleum
Phillips
Pondera
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Roosevelt
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
War Production Board
Fire destroys Belgrade hangar and workshop
A fire at Belgrade destroyed the hangar and workshop of the Kluth Lynch Flying service. Manager John J. Lynch, a known northern Montana aviator, directed the operation. Loss estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars included two planes two additional motors and all workshop tools and supplies.
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Belgrade
Kluth- Lynch Flying Service
John J. Lynch
Shelby
Montana
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