Livestock Market Steady Amid War Price Shifts
J A McNaughton reports Los Angeles market trends as cattle and lambs rise on firm footing after Western drought, while hogs rebound from August lows due to war demand for pork and lard. Exports and feedstuff supplies influence outlook. analysts foresee persistent volatility with war prospects.
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Los Angeles
Middle West
America
Poland
British Isles
United States
Pacific Coast
Samuel V. Stewart Dies. Montana Leader and Jurist
Samuel V. Stewart longtime public official of Montana died early Friday after an intestinal operation. He served as Madison county attorney governor state representative and state supreme court justice earning fame as Montana war time governor. His death prompted condolences from Gov Ayers and national figures with his body lying in state at the Capitol rotunda before funeral rites conducted by the Knights Templar.
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Samuel Vernon Stewart
Montana
Justice Stewart
Madison County
Virginia City
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Sam Stewart
Stewart
John G. Brown
Helena
House of Representatives
Lewis and Clark County
State Supreme Court
High Court
United States Senate
Roy E. Ayers
Capitol
Knights Templar
Consistory
Speed Major Cause of Highway Wrecks in Montana
An official analysis of 271 crashes in Montana shows speed as the leading cause. Among 436 drivers surveyed, most accidents occurred in daylight and dry pave ment on straight roads with no defects. 251 drivers were under four years of car age.
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State Highway Patrol
Montana
Lou Boedecker
Montana board backs chancellor system at Greater Univ
The state board of education endorses restoring the chancellor system for the Greater University of Montana and seeks higher legislative funding to raise faculty salaries in lower ranges.
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Helena
State Board of Education
University of Montana
Montana Liquor Savings From National Association
L M A Wass, administrator for the state liquor control board, says Montana saved 10000 dollars in two years through wholesale price reductions via the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association. Seventeen states with similar systems require distillers to sell to member states at identical prices. Wass, who attended the convention with J A Putnam, was elected vice president and the group will hold the 1940 meeting in Montana bringing about 500 visitors for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association
L. M. A. Wass
State Liquor Control Board
Wass
J. A. Putnam
Hardin
Montana Day at Frisco Fair Shines on Treasure State
Montana took center stage at the San Francisco exposition on September 16 as the official Montana exhibit impressed visitors. John J. Jewell, secretary to Governor Roy E. Ayers, led a reception for state officials while hundreds of former Montanans in San Francisco attended the celebration.
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Montana
Roy E. Ayers
John J. Jewell
San Francisco
U S Horse Numbers Hit 60 Year Low
The United States now has the smallest horse population in six decades, a notable shift reflecting changes in farming riding culture and breeding trends across the country.
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United States
Wise River Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Veda Gill returns from training at Deaconess Hospital Great Falls and plans to start as assistant supervisor there. The column lists numerous visits and social calls among Wise River residents including the Gill, Hickman, Stanchfield, Paddock, Husted, Dodgson, and Ferguson families, with occasional travel to Dillon Anaconda and Butte and the dedication of a new stadium in Anaconda.
Classified Fine Spinet Piano Seeks Quick Sale
Storage disposal offer for a fine spinet type piano with big price reduction and quick sale terms. Write at once to Box 1249 Anaconda Montana 8 2.
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Anaconda
Mont
Dillon Itinerary Notes From Weekend Visits And Events
Polson residents Mr and Mrs J A Williams visited Dillon while Miss Elizabeth Shotwell hosted her teaching staff at Elk Horn Springs. A nurse from Salt Lake City tended Don Wheat after surgery at Barrett hospital. The McCol lum family returned from West Yellowstone and plan Chicago travel for an American Legion event. Mrs Clara Chapman left for Los Angeles after summer with her son Fred. QO T Vandegrift heads to San Francisco for a fire chiefs convention. Elk Eliels staff enjoyed a picnic at Dinner Station Birch Creek. N C Murray and family toured Iowa. Walter and Bob Stephan head to Iowa City for the University of Iowa. Harold Warner and family depart for San Francisco for the fair. Harry Colfer arrives in New York aboard a freighter via a Dutch port. will attend University of Pennsylvania. Paul Erler U S marshal from Butte visits Dillon. Many locals motor to Butte to see Tobacco Road play. Union Pacific foremen from Pocatello to Silver Bow attend a court house conference. George Finlay inspects Beaverhead high school. Bishop Henry H Daniels will visit St James Episcopal on Oct 5 as announced by Rev Victor Lewis.
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J. A. Williams
Polson
Dillon
Elizabeth Shotwell
Elkhorn Springs
Eleanor Wheat Dunn
Salt Lake City
Don Wheat
Barrett Hospital
O. K. Moe
San Francisco Fair
James A. McCollum
West Yellowstone
Chicago
McCollum
American Legion
Clara Chapman
Los Angeles
Fred R. Chapman
QO. T. Vandegrift
San Francisco
Eliel
Birch Creek
N. C. Murray
Iowa
Walter Stephan
Bob Stephan
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Harold Warner
Harry, Colfer of Dillon
New York
Holland
Germany
University of Pennsylvania
Paul Erler
U. S
Butte
Tobacco Road
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Silver Bow
Court House
George Finlay
Beaverhead County
Henry H. Daniels
Montana
St. James Episcopal Parish
Victor George Lewis
Local social notes from Grouse Creek and surrounding networks
Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast and sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rankin on Grouse Creek. Various visits dot the week including Bert Royer at the Husted ranch en route to Canada and Sharon Lea with Frank Husted at Archie Webbing's. John Lindsay and Leys Christie joined Bill Dodgson's birthday visit on a Dillon-bound trip.
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Tom Pendergast
Dan Pendergast
Rankin
Grouse Creek
Clark Huntley
Ralph Huntley
Frank Husted
Bert Royer
Husted
Canada
Verne Stanchfield
Sharon Lea
W. C. Jones
Vic Goody
Donald
Butte
Jerry Creek
Cal Peterson
Frank Reid
Archie Webbing
Archie Webbings
Herb Armitage
Wisdom
Ben Mallon’s
Warren Hughes
Betty Ann
Mrs. B. Mallon
Dillon
B. Mallon
Frank Dodgson
John Lindsay
Leys Christie
Bill Dodgson
Mr. Lindsay
E. D. Landing
L. A. Peck
Paul Neff
Ralph Potts
Beaverhead County High School bids for heating contract 1939
Notice announces sealed bids for installing heating equipment in the new Dillon High School building. Bids due Sept 22 1939 at 1:30 PM MST with 5 percent bid bond. Documents from Hugenin and De Kay architects. Board may reject bids and waive informalties.
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Dillon
Montana
PWA
Beaverhead County
Hugenin and DeKay
Butte
Board of Trustees
Montana State Board of Equalization
R. M. Barrett
Notice to Creditors for Catherine I McNinch Estate
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Catherine I McNinch is administered by W G Gilbert as cta. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden at Dillon Montana. First published September 20 1939 in Dillon Examiner.
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Fifth
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Catherine I. McNinch
C.t.a
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
W. G. Gilbert
Dillon Examiner
Interstate Building & Loan vs Schmittroth Lands Quieting Title
Montana summons in Beaverhead County action to quiet title on two described tracts in Dillon with 1,424 and 1,159 acres, naming numerous heirs and claimants, requiring answer within 20 days or default judgment. Court clerk Norman Giles, attorney W G Gilbert Jr. by plaintiffs.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Helena Street
Railroad Avenue
A. D
Norman Giles
Stone
W. M. Stone
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Plaintiffs
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Colonel Combs
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Wallace Christensen
W. F. Ferguson
William Ferguson
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Wise River
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Robert Stanchfield
Willis Hand
Bessie Paddock
Bessie Pad
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E. W. McKenzie
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Husted Ranch
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W. F. Dodgson
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Esther Schmittroth
Paul H. Temple
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