Brandjord on Montana state lands mineral wealth
I M Brandford, state lands commissioner, reports Montana’s state lands hold coal oil gas and many minerals. He notes over 10 000 tracts and mineral reservations under law to fund schools and state institutions, with ongoing efforts to compile location extent and value for permanent funds.
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Brandjord
Montana
I. M. Brandford
State Commission of Public Lands and Investments
Brandford
State Board of Land Commissioners
Counties May Issue Emergency Bonds to Aid Dreuth Sufferers
Montana Attorney General L A Foot says counties may issue emergency warrants up to 10000 to aid stricken communities under the Budget law. If expenditures exceed 10000 the electorate must vote, after petitions by at least 100 freeholders, with a special board session and full statutory steps.
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Montana
L. A. Foot
C. Arnold
22Nd Legislative Assembly
Stillwater County
Heavy Shipments of Sheep from Twodot
The largest shipment this year left Twodot when C F Williams sent 5 800 lambs to Chicago markets. Williams accompanied the load with visitors Judge Baker Lewistown James Law Harlowtown and Joseph Muir Harlowtown. Other consignors included R N Jones Billings Henry Pump P Col Moore and the Lettie and Lucas flocks all bound for Pipestone Minn.
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Twodot
C. F. Williams
Chicago
Mr. Williams
Judge Baker
Lewistown
James Law
Harlowtown
Joseph Muir
R. N. Jones
Billings
Henry Pump
P. Col. Moore
Lettie
Lucas
Pipestone
Minn
Beaver Permits Deadline Noted for Montana
Montana landowners whose property is damaged by beavers must apply for trapping permits by November 30 for proper inspection by deputy game wardens. In 1930, 526 permits issued. in 1931 only seven so far. Beaver tags on 6779 skins this year. 1930 total 8692. Tags total 60158 over 10 years.
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Elena
Montana
Robert H. Hill
State Fish and Fame
Jack W. Carney
Students Leaving for Institutions Higher Learning
A large number of Dillon students left for schools and universities in other cities while many will remain for Montana State Normal College now four years old. Hope Mathews and others departed for Missoula to attend the state university, as Hiram Brundage went to Seattle for the University of Washington, and Donald Light to Harvard. Morse Waldorf heads to Boston for MIT, Frank Hazelbaker Jr. to the Pacific Military Academy near San Diego, and Helen Ida Best to St. Mary's Hall in Fairbault Minnesota.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Hope Mathews
Jane Herndon
Jean Ballard
Georgia Metlen
Howard Simons
Wilbur Squires
Missoula
State University
Hiram Brundage
Donald Bayerd
Seattle
University of Washington
Donald Light
Harvard University
Morse Waldorf
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank Hazelbaker, Jr
Pacific Military Academy
San Diego
Helen Ida Best
Fairbault, Minn
St. Mary’s Hall
Yellowstone County Court Upholds Broker Commission Stand
The Montana Supreme Court upheld the Yellowstone County District Court ruling in favor of Jake Hilderman. Brockway Mecklenberg of Billings sued over a failed land sale and $1,050 in loss of commissions, with Associate Justice Galen authoring the opinion and all justices concurring.
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Norris
Lew L. Callaway
Supreme Court
David Hilger
Hbratian
State Historical Society
Rudolph von Tobel
Lewistown
State Land Department
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Yellowstone County
Jake Hilderman
Brockway-Mecklenberg Company
Billings
Hilderman
Albert J. Galen
Livestock Fairs Highlight Youth Club Efforts
Sept 22 notes fairs as agriculture universities with top grain pigs cows and sheep. Emphasizes public funding and gate receipts but praises boy and girl club workers for keeping fairs focused on learning over sensational stunts.
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OS Angeles
State Buys Food for All Institutions
Montana state institutions will receive a year’s supply of meat and canned goods bought by J. F. Murphy, with Hansen Packing Co. low on beef and John R. Daly handling veal. About 250000 pounds of meat, most cow beef, and 6000 cases of canned goods will be delivered to coolers, with prices lower than last year and a projected big credit against reduced state income.
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Helena
Montana
J. F. Murphy
Hansen Packing Co
Butte
John R. Daly Company
Missoula
Murphy
Food supply notes at Warm Springs institutions
The report lists prices for sliced peaches blueberries blackberries and ketchup and notes all institutional potatoes are home grown or locally sourced. Warm Springs uses 1500 pounds daily and gardens supply many vegetables while dried fruits peas cabbage and kraut are bought for winter. The tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen is described as the state’s best supplied for food with many varieties beyond the standard menu.
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Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Galen
Foster Brothers Ship 3200 Lambs to Colorado Saturday
A special train carried 3200 lambs from the Gravely range to the Foster Brothers home ranch and on to Colorado last Saturday. The average weight was 80.5 pounds per animal. Purchase price not disclosed, but aligned with this year’s average selling price.
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Sheridan
Northern Pacific
Foster Brothers
Colorado
Gravely Range
Home Ranch
Angelo Patri to Broadcast Twice Weekly on Columbia Network
Angelo Patri renowned child expert will speak on Columbia network Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:30 to 8:45 Eastern Daylight Time starting August 31, in a Cream of Wheat sponsored program. He will address parents on child training topics, drawing on letters about dreamers, fearful, picky eaters, aggressive children and more. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt will introduce him on the first program.
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Angelo Patri
Columbia Network
Cream of Wheat Corporation
Mr. Patri
Patri
Mr Patri
Ranklin D Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Estate
Hyde Park
New York City
Maine
California
Public School 45
Columbia
Franklin D.roosevelt
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South Seas
Talking Screen
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Shadow Ranch
Ivan Lebdedef
Betty Compson
Lowell Sherman
Treme Dunne, Mae Mur
Conrad Nagel
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Marjorie Rambeau
Examiner
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Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
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