Roosevelt faces party revolt as tax bill battle looms
Washington reports show Garner faction leading a Democratic revolt within Roosevelt's party over taxes and recovery policy. The clashes center on blocking tax cuts ahead of the 1940 campaign and may shape the nomination race.
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Common People's Party
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Hurja
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Butters
Roosevelt
Roy Miller
Texas Sulfur Interests
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Agence Ans Coon
Local notes and personnel changes in Dillon Montana
Fragments report several Dillon area items including a baby born to Mr and Mrs Backus in Sheridan Wyoming, Carl Taylor returning from Chicago opticians meeting, W Ray Call becoming post office clerk, Fay Erwin resigning to handle scenic theatre work, and Jasper Nelson purchasing E L Hall’s share in Graeter Grocery. Also contains a 1939 Montana welfare directive ordering counties to implement reductions before payments.
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W. Ray Call
Fay Erwin
Dillon
Jasper Nelson
E. L. Hall
Graeter Grocery
Grasshopper Valley Cattlemen Form Herding Association
Cattlemen of the Grasshopper Valley met at Millpoint Saturday and organized a grazing herding association to cooperate with the forestry department on forest ranges. Officers named were W S Tash president George Pyle vice president Ross Nay secretary treasurer. Amos A. Elliotts marked their 25th wedding anniversary at home last night.
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Grasshopper Valley
Millpoint
Forestry Department
W. 8S. Tash
George Pyle
Ross Nay
Amos A. Elliotts
Wealth seekers flood Bannack as land claims surge
In Bannack crowds swarm the area behind the old courthouse as land claims erupt. The Gold Leaf company that bought Shenan property plans operations at the start of next month, signaling a busy period ahead for the mining town.
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Gold Leaf Company
Shenan
County Board Orders 1939 Welfare Payment Reductions
The board directs a 33 1 3 percent cut in old age assistance and a 30 percent cut in aid to dependent children for April, May, and June 1939. Allocations set at 72,667 dollars monthly for old age aid and 22,333 dollars monthly for dependent children, based on March 1939 payments. Counties must implement reductions across welfare payments.
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Twenty-sixth Legislative Assembly
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Bugle Call Awakens Ryan Canyon Opera Outing
Monday afternoon a neat coach drawn by six horses marched through Ryan Canyon with national colors, surprising residents as it headed to Dillon for the opera. Red Rock’s popular crowd filled the carriage for the fine turnout. Euchre club prize winner was Mrs. Emil Timer, a birdseye maple table awarded to W. A. Jones.
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Red Rock
Dillon
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Emil Timer
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Railroad construction to begin April for Armstead to Gilmore line
Construction work on the new railroad from Armstead to Gilmore and Salmon will begin the first of April. The contract was awarded to a Portland firm. Prospects of 320 acre beach homesteads near Dillon may be abandoned as public lands along the Beaverhead and other streams are affected.
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Gilmore and
Salmon
Portland
Dillon
Beaverhead
United States
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
United States Forest Service
National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
W. B. Willey
Prospects for irrigation season improvement noted
A report by the bureau of agricultural engineering cites deeper snow on 18 Missouri river watersheds on February 1 and higher regional precipitation. North Wyoming watersheds show 6.03 inches, 1.49 inches above normal from Oct 31 to Jan 31, 1938, with Montana and central Montana above normal as well.
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Missouri River
Missouri
Wyoming
Montana
Married in Butte Licenses Issued to Watters and O’Malley
A marriage license was issued March 16 in Butte to Billie E Watters of Dillon and Eulala O'Malley of Butte.
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Billie E. Watters
Dillon
Eulala O'Malley
Beaverhead Club Meeting At Methodist Parsonage
The Beaverhead club held an enjoyable meeting yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage. Hostesses were Mrs. T. T. McAdam and Mrs. J. A. Meeke.
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Beaverhead Club
Methodist Parsonage
T. T. McAdam
J. A. Meeke
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Set at Mrs Miller Home
The Baptist Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs Maynard Miller at 219 Hast Railroad Avenue Thursday at 2:30.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Maynard Miller
Hast Railroad Avenue
Notice to Creditors for Edgar A Sanders Estate
Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Edgar A Sanders deceased invites creditors to present their claims against the estate. Claims must be exhibited to the undersigned within the statutory period and in proper form as required by law.
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