Reichle Community Notes Highlight Visits and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Frank Wenell of Oankankee Illinois visited Mr and Mrs Fay Grans iberry last week. Julius Hartwig Sr and John Cummins returned from a Pacific coast motor trip. Mrs Julius Hartwig and Mrs Dana Wiccone hosted a shower for Mrs Earl Monklin. Frances Moran of Butte visited Reichle. Mrs Vance James of Plains Mont welcomed a baby girl. George Smack and wife En route to coast stopped by. Ferguson attended a fireman farewell for Meeds in Dildon. Buhrers shopped in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wenell
Oankankee
Illinois
Fay Gransiberry
Wenell
Mr. Gransiberry
Julius Hartwig, Sr
John Cumumins
Pacific Coast
Julius Hartwig
Dana Wiccone
Earl
Morklin
Monklin
Frances Moran
Butte
Hartwig
Adolph Reichle
Vance James
Plains
Mont
James
George Smack
Armstead
Reichle
George Ferguson
David Meeds
Dildion
Diesel Locomotives Promise Big Rail Impact
Progress in diesel locomotive development accelerates with a new GM plant at La Grange Illinois. Two cycle Diesel engines began at 600 horsepower, now up to 3600 horsepower. Railroads like Santa Fe and Baltimore & Ohio adopt these engines. Automobiles show limited diesel success due to slower start and odor, keeping gasoline cars dominant for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Ill
General Motors
Chicago
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Open 30 day duck hunting season under strict rules
The 30 day fall season remains with strict limits across three zones Northern Intermediate and Southern openings October 10 November 8 November 1 30 and November 26 25 December 25 Atlantic brant redhead and canvasback now fully protected three shell limit on repeaters shotguns No 10 or smaller blinds removed daily bag ducks 10 geese and brant 4 rails and gallinules 15 sora 25 coot 15 snipe 15 woodcock 4 doves 20 band tailed pigeons 10 Federal duck stamp required age 16 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors and Outings
Jackson news records visits by Mrs. John Reese of Town with friends and relatives. Miss Cleona Neidt of Iowa visits her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Neidt. Mrs. Shepherg and daughter Anna Lee and Mrs. Mark Clemon motored to Dillon Saturday. Several attendees of the Cole Bros Clyde Beatty circus are listed including Mrs. Tom Clemow and family, Mrs. Alfred Peterson and family, Mrs. Elvin Peterson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill. Elizabeth Clemow and daughter Betsey along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot have returned home to Dillon and Clanéy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Elizabeth
Clemow
Betsey
Frank Lightfoot
Dillon and Clanéy
Montana mining exhibit planned for Denver congress
A Montana mining committee led by Clinton M. Roos of Sheridan aims to finance and assemble a statewide exhibit at the American Mining Congress meeting in Denver from September 28 to October 3. Montana operators are urged to cooperate with Montanaans Inc and Union Bank and Trust Co has agreed to display its gold nugget collection under guard as a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Mining Association
Clinton M. Roos
Sheridan
Montanans, Inc
State Chamber of Commerce
American Mining Congress
Denver
Montana
Union Bank and Trust Company
United States
Roos
Madison
Government aid and imports shape upcoming farm year
The article notes likely heavy farm product imports to meet needs next year, with 600 million dollars in soil conservation payments reducing staple crop acreage. It cites past heavy wheat and corn imports, rising relief costs, and criticizes Washington experts for agricultural policy that harmed domestic production and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soybeans Seen Rising Crop With Farm Use and Growth
Farmers increasingly back soybeans as a major crop. Farm Chemurgic Council director Dr. H E Barnard says yearly interest could push soybeans near corn in importance. From 1915 to 1935 US soybean acreage grew from under 0.5 million to over 5 million acres with prices improving despite higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Chemurgic Council
United States
Illinois
Cooperative Credit Directors Meet At Lewistown Conference
Parke T. of Armstead and other Bozeman Production Credit directors attended a July conference in Lewistown with P C A board members from Lewistown Great Falls Conrad Chinook Wolf Point Glendive Miles City Billings and Bozeman. They discussed past operations and growing member loan service while E E Henry of Spokane noted 31 associations in four states show loan growth and improved credit practices. The meeting covered drought responses including surplus feed purchases and coordinated appraisal by field inspectors to aid stock growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman Production Credit Association
G. A. Brieback
W. E. Westlake
Howard Doggett
Frank J. Schulz
N. O. Miller
Pacific Northwest States
Henry
Mr. Henry
Scott
Bozeman
Montana
Bozeman Association
Christian Science Soul Lesson Sunday Sermon Read
Christian Science lesson sermon on Soul was read in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday August 16 1936. The Golden Text Bless the Lord O my soul recalls forgiveness healing and benefits from Psalm 103 2 3. Habakkuk 1 12 13 and Eddy Science and Health quote discuss immortality and the higher law of Soul over material sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Promotions and Examinations Highlight Company News
The company praises 1501 Patterson for a generous book donation aiding the boys. May examinations reviewed by Lumsden show strong work. Captain Wilson earns two silver bars, promoted Aug 13. Lieutenant Barnes transfers to Winnett, Montana, as the unit bids him farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8.S. Patterson
Dillon
San Franisco
Lumsden
Wilson
Ap Ey
United States Army
Barnes
Winnett
Garold G. Barnes
Montana
Parades and political campaigning in the nineteenth century
The piece recalls nineteenth century pre election campaigns with long marching parades led by brass bands and lantern bearing clubs. Rival newspapers inflated parade lengths while belittling opponents in a noted anecdote about the era and the late Vice President Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Torchlight Parade Claim Cited in City Papers
Governor Marshall notes Democratic papers hailed the parade as the greatest torchlight event, lasting two hours to pass a point, while Republican papers echoed the claim but specified the point as Mike Mulholland's saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mike Mulholland
Comfort shovel mocks WPA workers with seating invention
A Springfield Massachusetts Union piece riffs on a so called comfort shovel for WPA laborers. It features an elbow height curved arm rest and a pivoting seat halfway down the handle designed for leaning or sitting when not shoveling. The gag notes a hired shoveler is paid for not shoveling and satirizes government work. It ends with a Detroit man struck by his son’s car in a backyard incident and a subscription prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
WPA
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Mrs
Frank Buhrer
Lo Butte
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Wallace
Roosevelt
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers
Beaverhead Abstract Company
the American
Title Association
Pearl Smith
Jackson News
Callie Sweltzer
Los Angeles
Antoine Galsprin
Hull
Eng
O. A. Dunbar
Seattle
Ella Holden
Portsmouth
Newport
Tenn
M. Nye
Pomeroy
Parke T., Scott of
Bozeman Production’ Credit Association
Boze
Man
Lew
Ancing
Central
Lewistown
Great Falls
Conrad P. C. A
Conrad, Milk River P. C. A
Chi
Christian Science
Company 1501
John Stevens
Union Pacific
Barbers’ Association
Earl F. Brown
Detroit
Brown
Boulder Dam
Lake Mead
California
Union Pacific Railroad
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