Western Montana to stage The Male Animal tryouts and dates
Western Montana Education and Tryouts for The Male Animal three act comedy have been completed with the cast chosen. Performances set for December 3 and 4. Cast includes Dorothy Guilliford Jerome Nadine Graham Howard Hansen Georgia Sharow Bill Salo Harley Iverson Jack Carriger Allen Clark Ruth Fuller Ben Jarrell Betty Jean Brink Joe Neyman Stanley Smith. Other Western faculty from Helena meet Saturday. Girls hold Halloween party at residence hall. Francis Pettit speaks to International Relations club. Seniors plan a dance Friday with Joe Smith orchestra.
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Thurber
Nugent
Joe Ryburn
Dramatics
Western
Dorothy Guilliford
Jerome
Idaho
Nadine Graham
Manhattan
Howard Hansen
Arlee
Georgia Sharow
Helena
Bill Salo
Butte
Harley Iverson
Belgrade
Jack Carriger
Allen Clark
Dillon
Ruth Fuller
Ben Jarrell
Betty Jean Brink
Miles City
Joe Neyman
Stanley Smith
Fort Benton
Park vandalism in Yellowstone endangers famed features
Yellowstone park Supt. Edmond D. Rogers warned Livingston Rotarians that vandalism has risen to threatening levels. He blamed malicious mischief makers and noted Morning Glory Pool has been nearly ruined by trash. He said theft, once rare, has become common among visitors.
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Livingston
Edmond D. Rogers
Yellowstone Park
Livingston Rotarians
Rogers
Truman Signs 970000 Bill for Missoula Fire Jumpers
Rep. Mike Mansfield says the act funds a central headquarters at Missoula for the forest service unit with administration and storage facilities, hangers, and personnel quarters.
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Truman
Forest Service
Missoula
Mike Mansfield
D.mont
Local residents attend Hereford show and visit Dillon
Locals and visitors frequent Dillon for the Hereford show and sale with appearances by J. Fred Wood side Mr. and Mrs. John Tolson and others. Army WAC Peggy Harball visits before duty possibly in Japan. Residents return from trips to Lima Kalispell Pasadena and New York with plans for future moves and duties.
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Dillon
Diamond Bar Inn
Jackson
J. Fred Woodside
John Tolson
Ben Redd
Bennie
Paul Parkinson
W. C. Jones
Wise River
City
Hereford
Sale
Charles Adams
Lima
Peggy Harball
Army
WAC
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Monay
C. H. Boyer
Butte
Arthur McLaren
U. S. Army Engineers
Tokyo
Japan
Jack McLaren
Frank Pendleton
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
J. E. Selway
Grant
J. L. Swing
Sheridan
L. S. Osborne
Brookhaven
N.Y
Harry Bay
Glendale
Calif
James McCashin
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Erwin Christensen
Berg Christensen
Otto Christensen
Sidney
Judson Stahl
Alberton
Nurses Needed At Ft Harrison
Nurses are urgently needed at the 262 bed VA Hospital Fort Harrison Montana. Positions are full or part time with quarters and subsistence provided. Appointment to the Department of Medicine and Surgery without Civil Service exam. Entrance salary 3400 dollars per year with 100 dollar annual increase. 20 days vacation and up to 15 days sick leave. Inquiries to Chief Nursing Service or Personnel Officer Fort Harrison Montana.
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V.A
Fort Harrison
Montana
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Montana Labor Reserve at Three-Year Low in September
Montana workers reserve pool dropped to under 2,400 applicants by the end of September, the lowest since October 1948, per M. Joe Miller, head of the unemployment compensation commission. The governor’s Indian Advisory Council seats Helena November 26-27 to tackle taxation, welfare, health, housing, and heirship lands issues. A temporary injunction hearing against Trbovich Inc of Anaconda on slaughtering regulations is set for October 31 in Butte before Judge W D Murray.
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Helena
Montana
M. Joe Miller
State
Trbovich, Inc
Anaconda
W. D. Murray
Butte
Mrs and Mrs Stahl Host Family News
At the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Stahl senior Otto Christensen returns to Solvang California after visiting relatives and friends here Ernest Pewe and family visited Howard Hansen in Medicine Lodge Mrs Carl Hartwig goes home to Missoula after staying with Mr and Mrs F M Carr since Sunday
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Otto Christensen
Solvang
Calif
Ernest Pewe
Howard Hansen
Medicine Lodge
Carl Hartwig
Missoula
F.M. Carr
Montana News The Week in Review and Public Notices
Federal Judge Charles N Pray heard a similar charge Oct 24 in Great Falls brought by the OPS against Buttrey s Inc of Browning. Both firms face failure to comply with OPS slaughtering regulations. The first 41 weeks polio total 104 in Montana, up from 32 last year. September Montana building permits total 1 851 778 dollars. A hotel apartment fire in Butte last week killed four and caused over 100 000 dollars in damage. State Fire Marshal Parsons says a cigarette caused the blaze that destroyed a hotel, apartment, and several businesses. Helena Proclamation: American Education Week set for Nov 11 17 by Gov Bonner. Montana Highway Patrol: 20 killed in August on Montana roads in 18 fatal crashes. alcohol involved in five, violations in 13, daylight hours for 11. One polio case in Rosebud that week, total polio year 105 vs 32 last year. Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission to hear Western Union Telegraphs intrastate rate request on Nov 6.
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Charles N. Pray
Great Falls
Buttrey's, Inc
Browning
Butte
Arthur Parsons
State Highway Patrol
Montana
State Board of Health
Rosebud
The
Health Board
State Health official resigns to take Northland Times editorship
James F. Etzell resigns Saturday as informational consultant for the State Board of Health to become editor of the Northland Times in Demidji Minnesota. State Merit System seeks applicants for his replacement per Dr G D Carlyle Thompson executive officer.
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James F. Etzell
State Board of Health
Northland Times
Demidji
Minn
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Miles City scrap drive yields 1260 tons in months
Helena report shows more than 1 260 tons of scrap metal collected in Miles City over the past three and a half months as part of a national production effort.
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Helena
Miles City
National Production Authority
Miles City Scrap Collection Tops Four-State Region
The Miles City collection represented the largest quantity of scrap from any community in the four-state region of Minnesota, the Dakotas and Montana, highlighting the area's sizable disposal of metal and debris in recent times.
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Miles City
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Great Western Sugar to pay beet growers $1.29 per ton final
Great Western Sugar Company officials announce a flat final payment of $1.29 per ton to all beet growers in the Billings and Lovell areas for the 1950 sugar beet crop. The 1950 crop payment will average $12.00 per ton, with a government subsidy of $2.61, totaling $14.65 per ton, the highest return in the company's history.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Lovell
Wyon
Bear Paw Hereford Sale Sets Records in Havre
A record total of 31 570 dollars was paid for 45 bulls at the Bear Paw Hereford bull sale in Havre last week. Sale officials said an average of 1123 dollars per bull topped previous marks.
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Havre
Bear Paw
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