Montana Hospital Council Set Meeting in Helena
The Montana hospital advisory council will meet in Helena on November 18 to revise the state plan for federal aid hospital construction. The revision is annual before project schedules and follows the 1947 Montana hospital act.
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Montana Hospital Advisory Council
Helena
Robert J. Munzenrider
State Board of Health
Montana
Munzenrider
Thospital
Council
Melvin C
Cattle and Hog Slaughter Rise in September Statewide
Cattle and hog slaughter in September exceeded last year’s commercial totals though live weights fell. Cattle total 6800 head up 39 percent from 4900, hogs 16000 up 38 percent from 11600. Sheep and lambs 700 head, four pounds lighter per head. Montana Hereford association notes Montana ranks fifth in registered Hereford production. two of 50 breeders are from Montana, William Spidel and Higgins Brothers.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
BAE
Herb Jilson
Montana Hereford Association
Montana
United States
Jilson
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Kan
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
William Spidel
Higgins Brothers
Mann Gulch fire study urges intensified forest training
A special Forest Service board urges stronger fire behavior study and training after reviewing the Mann Gulch disaster that killed 13 smokejumpers and burned over 5 000 acres in Helena National Forest. The panel found no indications of crew negligence and noted the explosive fire runs could not have been reasonably foreseen.
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Helena
Special Forest Service Board
Mann Gulch
Helena National Forest
Forest Service
Manngulch
Soil districts group re-elects leaders at Bozeman convention
Gordon McGowan of Highwood was re-elected president of the Association of Soil Conservation Districts at its annual Bozeman convention this month. Ray Kimball of Hy Sham becomes vice president, succeeding Conrad Gilpertson of Kalispell. M. P. Hansmier of Bozeman and Fred Sanborn of Great Falls were reelected secretary and treasurer. David L. Wagner of Billings, a senior horticulture student at Montana State College, won the Montana Florists Association scholarship of 100 dollars. Harrington said the award honors a senior Montana citizen with strong horticulture interest, noting Wagner ranks in the top quarter of his class.
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J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Gordon McGowan
Highwood
Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Association
Bozeman
Ray Kimball
Hysham
Conrad Gilpertson
Kalispell
M. P. Hansmier
Fred Sanborn
Great Falls
David L. Wagner
Billings
Montana Florists’ Association
F. M. Harrington
Montana
Harrington
Wagner
Florists
Montana employment near all time high in October
Montana total industrial employment remained close to the September record with October estimates at 144 800 and September revised to 145 200 excluding agriculture. Year ago figures were 142 600 in October and 143 000 in September, a 1.8 percent rise.
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State
Montana
USS
US Bureau of Labor Statistics
UCC
Business caller Henry Wombacher visits from Armstead
Henry Wombacher arrived Tuesday for a business call, traveling from his Armstead home to the local scene.
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Henry Wombacher
Armstead
Legion Benefit Show Draws Local Notables
Dillon attendees at the Wisdom benefit revue included Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Curry Sheriff Paul Temple Mr. and Mrs. George Heikkila Norman Ovitt and John Walters.
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Legion
Dillon
Wisdom
Ted Harper
The
American Legion
R. D. Curry
Paul Temple
George Heikkila
Norman Ovitt
John Walters
Mrs Agnes Rouse Visits From Dupuyer With Children
Mrs Agnes Rouse and her children spent the holidays visiting relatives here from Dupuyer where Mrs Rouse is teaching school.
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Agnes Rouse
Dupuyer
Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The item highlights the Examiner Printing Co as excelling in job work projects. It notes the firm's mastery of printing tasks, quality control, and service efficiency within the local industry and community.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Armeyer Plans Extended Vacation Trip to Old Mexico
Alex Armeyer intends to leave tonight for an extended vacation trip to Old Mexico. He plans to travel southward for leisure and rest, pursuing an unspecified itinerary and return date.
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Alex Armeyer
Old Mexico
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