Montana outlook for new legislature and winter prospects
The Montana Standard reports optimism as the state enters a harsh winter with hopes for agricultural soil improvement from snowfall, growing mining and fabrication activity, and steady wage advances. It notes legislators in Helena must balance progress with prudent policy to avoid deterring investment while pursuing orderly growth.
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Helena
Montana
Remarkable Utah and Northern Rail Collision at Spring Hill
A freight train of fourteen cars loaded with salt and coal ran away on the Utah & Northern near Spring Hill, crashed into the south bound No 616 near the railroad bridge, killing fireman McShane and injuring engineer Sweeney. Conductor McGee directed the south bound crew. Wreckers worked as trains were diverted. passenger service resumed hours later.
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Tribune
Utah & Northern
Spring Hill
Dillon
Red Rock
Grayling
Barrett
Ryan Canyon
Butte
McGee
Sweeney
McShane
Round House
First Lady Ellen Simpson Linked to Montana Roots
Ellen Simpson born in the Gallatin Valley with father John Simpson a pioneer livestock man later in Judith Basin. Educated in Lewistown and Bozeman, she married Governor Ayers in Lewistown in 1905. They have three grown children and two grandsons her greatest pride.
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Ellen Simpson
Governor Ayers
Lewistown
Rural school consolidations urged to create community centers
Dr. William J. Cooper argues for eliminating one room rural schools in favor of larger consolidated schools linked as community centers. He notes progress exists but transport of sixth grade and up to larger schools could ensure equal education for farm children, with roads guiding feasibility.
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William J. Cooper
United States
Cooper
New York firm refuses foreign orders for war instruments
A New York precision instrument maker says it has received European war device orders in the millions but rejected them. Officials argue selling instruments to foreign governments could threaten the United States, insisting cooperation with the American government would be required to supply such devices. The stance risks financial ruin but prioritizes national security.
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America
Germany
New York Company
Baltimore Sun
New York
United States
Central Council Drives School Radio Growth in Britain
English and Welsh schools rapidly adopt radio receiving sets with over five thousand schools in England and Wales and a council coordinating classroom broadcasts for ages five to eighteen. A central body tests equipment, approves first class reception, and aims to foster teacher broadcaster collaboration, highlighting uneven coordination in Rochester and Albany.
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England
Wales
Scotland
Central Council
Numbers
Rochester
Splendid Philharmonic Orchestra
National, Humane Review
Albany, N. Yd
Local Visitors and Eccentric Claims Reported
Dell guests Mr and Mrs Henry Birrer and Mr and Mrs Asa Meacham plus Clarus Birrer visited the city on Monday. A man tells Judge Davis Auburn NY his wife pours water in his face nightly to curb snoring. Lorin Van Orden Lewiston Utah travels 16 miles each evening on a trained bull delivering papers. George Hobson Blackow Mac claims to guess a hogs weight by its squeal.
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Henry Birrer
Asa Meacham
Clarus Birrer
Dell
Davis
Auburn, N. Y
Lorin van Orden
Lewiston
Utah
George Hobson
Blackow
Mac
Notice for Publication of Stock Raising Homestead
Department of the Interior records show Elizabeth Rieber of Reichle Montana filed notice of intention to make final five year proof under the 1932 stock raising homestead entry No 077947 for multiple parcels in township 3 south range 9 west on the P M meridian. The notice was entered January 6 1937 at the U S land office Great Falls Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Elizabeth Rieber
Reichle
Seynw
Nun
Swyanwy
Swyney
Nwynwy
Township
Range 9
West
P. M. Meridian
Alias Summons for Montana Divorce Case in Beaverhead
Alias summons issued in Beaverhead County Montana district court for Clyde Parmator to Ethel Parmator. Plaintiff seeks divorce on grounds of desertion over a year. Defendant must answer within 20 days or default judgment may be entered. Clerk witnessed January 4 1937. John Collins attorney for plaintiff.
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District Court OF
Fifth Judicial District
State OF Montana
Beaverhead
Clyde W. Parmaxtor
Ethel Parmertor
F.rife
Norman Uinlks
John Collins
Dillon, Mont
Sale of Frank Foote estate personal property in Dillon
The administrator of Frank E. Foote’s Montana estate will privately sell items including about 800 books and office supplies, registration by bidder to the Dillon Tribune office, with bids due before the sale date after September 28, 1936. The listing covers books, stationery, seals, filing equipment, office furniture, a piano, shop type sets, and accounts receivable.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Frank E. Foote
Fice
Dillon Tribune
Montana Street
Dillon
Thomas W. Jones
Frank HE. Foote
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