Beaverhead Forest Grazing Report Details Livestock Use
The Beaverhead National Forest reports similar livestock grazing totals for 1937 and 1936 with 164 701 sheep and 31 260 cattle. About 1 204 152 acres are usable, 753 916 are too rough or inaccessible, and 39 680 acres lie in a game reserve south of Ralston. Losses include cattle and sheep to poisonous plants and diseases, while pocket gophers infest 414 000 acres. The report notes 237 miles of range fence and 214 water developments, and ten home rule livestock associations operate on forest lands.
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Beaverhead National Forest
W.B. Willey
K. D. Flock
Ralston
The
Forest Service
Chronic disease burden and infantile paralysis foundation shift
A sweeping health briefing notes 2.5 million suffer chronic diseases, with large disability counts across deafness, limb loss, blindness, and spinal injury. It cites socioeconomic gaps and diet housing hazards, plus Roosevelt birthday fundraising changes and a move to establish a national Infantile Paralysis Foundation.
Twin Bridges Downs Dillon B Team 50 20
Dillon's B team lost 50 to 20 at Twin Bridges as Madison county boys won. Two Beaver regulars played. A squad prepares for a Tuesday game against St. Pier at Anaconda Normal College gymnasium.
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Twin Bridges
Dillon
Madison County
Beaver
St. Piers
Anaconda
Normal College Symnasum
Health burden figures from Parran’s preliminary survey
The US Surgeon General's preliminary report, based on workers’ inquiries of 2 660 000 people nationwide, finds daily illness affects one in twenty people, with total annual incapacity averaging ten days per person. Children average seven sick days, the elderly thirty five.
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Washington
U. S
Thomas Parran
WPA
Parran
Cooperstown Birthplace Shrine Devoted with Hall of Fame Plans
The piece recalls Cooperstown New York’s baseball origins linked to Abner Doubleday and tracks 100 years of effort to honor the game with a three story colonial museum a Hall of Fame bronze plaques and the Doubleday Field transformation. It notes the Baseball Writers Association of America 1938 election naming Grover Cleveland Alexander among baseball immortals. The remainder contains a land survey and sale terms dated January 10 1938 with the sheriff of Beaverhead County.
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Cooperstown
New York
Abner Doubleday
Baseball Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Christy Mathewson
Honus Wagner
Walter Johnson
Napoleon Lajoie
Tris Speaker
Cy Young
Connie Mack
Ban Johnson
John J. McGraw
Morgan Bulkeley
George Wright
Wildlife Federation lays plan after 1939 Montana convention
The Montana Wildlife Federation met in Butte for its 1939 convention and adopted a plan to challenge federal game control. It approved Pittman Robinson Act support with reservations and formed a committee to draft an initiative for the 1938 ballot to set an elected or governor-appointed state game commission, with officers elected and a Baltimore-bound delegate chosen.
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Great Falls
Mont
U.P
Montana Wildlife Federation
Butte
Federation
State Fish and Game Commission
Game Commission
Carl Shoemaker
Washington, D. C
George R. Hopkins
Paradise
W. B. Leavitt
Miles City
Louis Wendt
General’ Wildlife Federation
Baltimore
Harry Bennett
Helena
S. E. Paul
Plentywood
Howard Toole
Missoula
H. B. Frame
H. C. Olcott
Red Lodge
Ray Shannon
M. T. Messelt
C. G. Johnson
Plains
Notice to Creditors and Sheriff Sale in Beaverhead County
Legal notices announce four month claims period for the estate of Bessie M. Grose with administrator James T. Grose at Dillon Montana. Also listed is a Sheriff’s Sale by Dillon Finance Corporation against J L Thiel and Ivy M Thiel to be held February 4 1938 at 2 PM at the Beaverhead County Court House.
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District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Alonzo A. Kenison
District Court of
Rife
Ditton
Deaverhead County
Leon Ard A. Schulz
Dillon
United States
Frank C. McFpadden
Bessie M. Grose
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Beaverhead County
James T. Grose
Dillon Finance Corporation
J. L. Thiel
Ivy M. Thiel
Eeee County
Beaverbend
Stone Realty Company
M. E
Range
Meridian
Jackson
Public Notice: Ferguson Files Three Year Land Proof
Department of the Interior announces Joseph C. Ferguson of Reichle Montana filed intent to establish claim to Original Stock-raising Homestead land Lot SWY4SEY% Section 14 Township 48 Range 9 W. Claimant to prove on March 7 1938 before U. S. Commissioner F A Hazelbaker. Witnesses include James Mc Ilirath William Garrison Lars Kalsta Reichle Montana and Fred T. Bryan Melrose Montana.
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Montana Grazing Commission
Glendale Cooperative Grazing Association
I. QO. O. FY. Hall
Melrose
Silver Bow
Montana
Glendale Cooperative Grayinge
Glendale Cooperative Graving District
T. 45
Ro . W
Big Hole River
Section
Hoffman Land
Wes
Canyon Creek
Forest Reserve
Ernest Tate
Glendale Cooperative Grazing Ass'n
Wm. F. Bayan
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
Joseph C. Ferguson
Reichle
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
James McIlirath
William Garrison
Lars Kalsta
Fred T. Bryan
Thos. F. Corbally
Register
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