Bill to fund noxious weed eradication across states
A House bill H. R. 4009 by Representative D Worth Clark seeks 50 million dollars for the next fiscal year to control noxious weeds such as Canadian thistle wild morning glory and quack grass. States must match 25 percent, Idaho cites WPA funds and 6589 acres cleared, while Montana and other states discuss local efforts and the need for organized campaigns.
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Congress
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Insurance law links rates to driving records in Connecticut
Readers learn of a new Connecticut law tying car insurance premiums to motorist records. Favorable drivers gain discounts, standard rates apply to average drivers, minor violations incur 10 percent, serious accidents 25 percent, and highly flagrant at fault cases face an extra 50 percent. The law’s impact remains uncertain.
X rays in dental care praised for health benefits
Dental experts urge periodic X ray use to detect chronic dental disease and infection that can affect overall health. The Dental Institute of America and U S Public Health Service endorse taking X rays from multiple angles for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Dental Institute of America
U.S. Public Health Service
Girl Scout Council Meets In Dillon On Week Observance
Dillon's Girl Scout council met Monday night at 7 30 at Mrs H M Warner's home commissioner reporting a successful observance of Girl Scout week A March 19 broadcast on Columbus network will feature Cornelius Otis Skinner and a 100 voice chorus From 1912 to this year the movement grew from 12 founders to 394 366 enrolled In 1936 105 514 girls vacationed in 953 camps led by 70 542 women across troops local and national councils.
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Columbua Broadcasting Network
Cornelius Otis
Skinner
Warner
Juliette Low
Girl Scout Organization
Chicago Woman Seeks Divorce Over Supplied Liquor Rift
Mrs. Rosebach of Chicago charges in her divorce suit that ten years ago her husband brought home a bottle of liquor and she took it away. since then he has refused to speak to her.
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Helen Warak
Chicago
Surroundings improvements planned for new federal building grounds
Weather permitting, work will begin to beautify the grounds of the new federal building. Harry Miller will oversee the project, planting grass and shrubs and enclosing the property with an ornamental hedge. The completed grounds will make the building more attractive to the community.
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Federal Building
Harry Miller
School caucus to nominate trustees in district 10
A school caucus to nominate two candidates for school trustee of district No. 10 will be held at the training school auditorium on Saturday March 20 at 8 oclock. The annual caucus will be presided over by A F Waldorf with W D Ross serving as clerk.
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District No. 10
A. F. Waldorf
W. D. Ross
Wranglers Club Postponed in Honor of Pearl I Smith
The Wranglers high school club will not meet Thursday as scheduled to observe mourning for Pearl I Smith.
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Wranglers
Pearl’ I. Smith
Understanding depth of field in camera optics
The article explains depth of field as the range from nearest to farthest sharply defined objects, controlled by aperture and focus distance. It describes experiments with a ground glass to show how smaller apertures increase the defined range and how distance affects sharpness, offering practical steps to observe near and far definition.
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Lthough
Sullivan Mitchell slugging match ends in draw
From the Tribune dated March 16 1886 the Sullivan versus Mitchell boxing bout lasts over three hours and ends in a draw. Virginia City coach plans to leave Dillon at night and time changes bring later news to the area.
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Sullivan
Mitchell
Virginia City
Dillon
Court House
Matt Orr
Delaware
Ohio
Bears emerge from hibernation and spring prep in town
Forty years ago March 19 1897 bears were seen crossing a field near town signaling spring. Freight wagons appear for spring roundup supplies as sleighs and cutters await storage. Whiskers trend shortens sides and mustaches.
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the Tribune
Wilson plans naval buildup in wartime program
Twenty years ago The Tribune reports President Wilson s program to fund millions for naval construction in case of war with Germany. The item appears alongside notes on a Melton coached high school track program and a Jefferson City museum shoe once worn by Ella Ewing, with a separate land notice from the Great Falls U S Land Office announcing Arthur L Salmon of Grant Montana filing for final three year proof on a homestead claim.
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the Tribune
Wilson
Germany
George M. Melton
State Museum
Jefferson City
Ella Ewing
Montana divorce summons in Beaverhead District Court
The Beaverhead District Court summons Ruby Harmon Johnson to answer a complaint filed by George Johnson seeking a divorce. The complaint alleges desertion and abandonment since March 1935, with the case dated March 9, 1987, and served through Clerk Norman Giles. Attorney J. E. Kelly represents the plaintiff in Dillon, Montana.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
George Johnson
ofQiwus
Ruby Harmon Johnson
State OF
Norman Giles
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Notice to creditors in Fannie Lewis estate Dillon Mont
The administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Fannie Lewis deceased requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication February 25 1937.
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Guy Mooney
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Edward Burton Hastings
Dillon
Fawn Conklin
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Beaverhead County
First Pub
Sam W. Conklin
Fawn “Conklin
Fannie
Fanny) M. Lewis
Max GC. Lewis
Kate R. Lewis
Max
Lewis
Notice to creditors of Kate R. Lewis
Executor Max Lewis directs all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be received at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. First publication January 25 1937.
Notice of Final Stockraising Homestead Claim Dillon Montana
Department of the Interior notice records William C Mailey of Blaine Montana who filed Original Stockraising Homestead Entry No 076481 for multiple tracts in Township 6 South Range 6 West and 5 West M P with witnesses Harvey Robson August F Mailey Harry High and Mark High all from Twin Bridges Montana and dated February 18 1987 with final action scheduled for April 16 1937 before Norman Giles Dillon Montana.
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Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
William C. Mailey
Blaine
Nwynem
Syne
Range
Lota
M. P
Meridian
Norman Giles
Dillon
Harvey Robson
Twin Bridges
August F. Mailey
Harry High
Mark High
Thos. F. Corbally Register
Mailey Seeks Final Proof on Blaine Homestead
Frederick J Mailey of Blaine Montana files notice of intention to prove up a stockraising homestead entry from 1932 for sections 80 31 in township 6 south range 5 west before Norman Giles district court clerk at Dillon Montana on April 15 1937. witnesses include August F Malley Harry High and Thos F Corbally of Twin Bridges.
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Department of the Interior
U. S, Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Arthur L. Salmon
Grant
H. E
Ewunem
Township
Range
West
M. P. Meridian
Norman Giles
Clerk District Court
Joy Montana
Markus XK. Rand
Charles P. Brenner
Frank Bell
Frank Allen
U. S. Land Office
Frederick
Mailey
Blaine
Neyney
P. M
Meridian
Diflon
É Tae
I Harvey Robson
Twin Bridges
August F. Malley
Harry High
Mark High
Thos. F. Corbally
Register
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Edwardsville
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Dallas, Tex
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Frank McDowell
Jackson
Ralph Huntley
Barry
Hemshy
R. H., Baker
Wisdom
Girl Scout Council
Wranglers Club
Lene
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Northwest Bancorporation
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