Women Challenge Male Dominance in Bridge Teaching
Katherine Friend of Louisiana leads a women’s reform movement against male leaders in bridge. She forms a national committee for recognition of women’s leadership, arguing women are superior players and teachers. She critiques Bridge Headquarters Inc. and Culbertson and vows to organize nationwide representation for women in the bridge world.
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H. Allen Smith
EW. York
Katherine Friend
Louisiana
Milton Work
Sidney Lenz
F. Dudley Courtenay
Bridge Headquarters, Inc
Mrs. Friend
Culbertson
Work
Lenz
Drought rations to be described at Havre feed day
The sixth annual Feeders' day at Havre October 22 will present a summary of wintering cattle on drought rations and Montana feeds. Louis Vinke of Montana State College cites experiments from the North Montana Experiment Station on hay comparisons, corn fodder, and cottonseed products to stretch low protein feeds and boost calf production.
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Ozeman
Montana
Havre
Louis Vinke
Montana State College
North Montana
Vinke
Three Falls Youths Bump Off Bunch of 67 Rattlesnakes
In Great Falls three youths Ralph and Eugene Stefani and Joe Parach killed 67 rattlesnakes on hills four miles north of Vaughn. They found many small snakes and several 5 to 6 foot specimens in a dense area likely preparing to hibernate. Some snakes were brought to town to show locals.
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Three Falls
Great Falls
Vaughn
Ralph and
Eugene Stefani
Seventh Avenue North
Joe Parach
Eighth Avenue North
Drug Stores Authorized to Advertise Whiskey Permits
Washington government allows drugstores with permits to sell medical liquor to display signs stating their permit to fill prescriptions under the national prohibition act. The order, issued by Dr James M Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol, aims to encourage compliance and warns that retailers with revoked permits lose a valuable advertising asset.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Doran
Conway Bratcher Wedding Held at Home in Helena
Miss Eunice Conway and Benjamin F. Bratcher wed at 8 p.m. yesterday at the Conway home 343 Clark Street in Helena in front of about 20 relatives and friends. Rev S D Aubuchon officiated with Miss Dorcas Cunningham as bridesmaid and Dr George Waller as groomsman. The couple will reside in Helena after the ceremony and refreshments were served at the reception.
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Eunice Conway
George B. Conway
Benjamin F. Bratcher
Kentucky
Fort Harrison
Clark Street
Dorcas Cunningham
George Waller
S. D. Aubuchon
First Baptist Church
Montana carloadings dip in six month period
Montana carloadings for the fiscal year 1930 31 totaled 234239 carloads. The report compiled by the Montana state railway commission breaks the figures down by month with shipments originating at Montana points.
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Montana
Montana Points
Montana State Railway Commission
Red Cross Plans Outlined For Montana Relief
Red Cross workers in southeastern Montana received an outline of drought relief plans at a regional conference attended by county chapters agents extension workers and officials. William M. Baxter Jr outlined relief methods and Montana's $250 000 quota. Governor Erickson praised local effort and urged self reliance while R A Shepard outlined clothing and feeding commitments with care to avoid dependency.
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Montana
Red Cross
Bismark
North Dakota
William M. Baxter
Baxter
Governor Erickson
Kiwanis Club
R. A. Shepard
Relef
Livestock Markets Seen As Bright Spot In Grain Era
In Los Angeles the livestock outlook remains cautious yet hopeful as feed costs drop faster than livestock prices. Breeding ewes attract buyers at steady levels while rumors of cheap ewes persist. Strong interest in brood sows and feeder pigs signals broader optimism about quality stock benefiting farmers as lamb and wool values offer potential returns.
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Os Angeles
Montana Rail Car Loadings Drop In 1931 After 1930 Peak
The Montana car loadings show a sharp year to year decline in the first half of 1931 versus late 1930, total under 90 000 in six months against over 145 000 in the previous six months. Key commodities shipped include coal logs wheat cattle petroleum crude oil and refined oil.
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Montana
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