Harold F. DePue Named Manager of Stock Show
Harold F. DePue of Great Falls was named manager of the $2,500,000 San Francisco cow palace and director of the Grand National Livestock Show with the exposition opening November 15 to 22. A veteran fair official and head of Montana events, DePue will take the San Francisco post on a two year contract after duties as North Montana State Fair secretary manager. He has led fairs to record attendance, served as Montana American Legion state commander, and held multiple fair associations positions.
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Doctor’s clue of love and jealousy tests patient trust
A French husband’s controlling jealousy drives his wife to seek medical help for insomnia and fear. The physician suspects a psychological disturbance and urges treatment for the husband while promising patient confidentiality. The tale ends with the promise of continuation.
Baby comes under state care in Missoula ward case
The eight day old infant found on a doorstep in Missoula will be a ward of the Montana public welfare department for at least three months. District Judge Albert Besancon placed custody with the state with no adoption for 90 days. Several adoption offers have been reported since the abandonment.
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U S Gas Taxes Drain State of Much Money
Montana secretary G C Stevenson notes that motor vehicle owners provide about 50 percent of state tax revenue. He cites motor vehicle fees at 10.99 percent and state gasoline taxes at 39.71 percent, with federal gasoline tax now equal to three-tenths of the state tax, totaling about 12 percent of all state tax receipts. He warns higher federal rates could threaten highway financing stability.
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