Beaverhead Delegates Named for Constitutional Convention
The Democratic County Central Committee nominating Fielding Graves of Bannack and Robert Smith of Dillon as Beaverhead district delegates. Republican nominees are Henry Knippenberg of Glendale and Aaron C Witter of Dillon. Rain arrived after a long drought soaking the ground. City Marshal Rote and Night Watchman Al Hill rounded up thirteen tramps and marched them toward the brick yard on their way to Butte.
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Fom the Tribune
County Central Committee
Fielding Graves
Bannack
Robert Smith
Dillon
Beaverhead
Henry Knippenberg
Glendale
Aaron C. Witter
Marshall Rote
al Hill
Butte
May Aid in Keeping Trout Out of Ditches
Montana sportsmen may help the Fish and Game commission protect trout from irrigation ditch deaths. Under a special license, buyers fund screens for irrigation intakes. A $5 sportsmen’s license combines hunting and fishing licenses and allocates $2 to the screen fund. Senator Wheeler helped secure a $20,000 federal appropriation for fish screens. Governor Ayers bought the first license as clubs are urged to sell them statewide.
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Helena
Sportsmen of
Montana
State Fish and Game Commission
James A.weaver
B. K. Wheeler
John W. Schofield
Weaver
Roy B. Ayers
First Beets Grown For Profit In This Section
Thirty years ago W M Oliver led the first sugar beet crop in the area a half acre for profit and experiment. A Republican governor changed again at the state capital with Norris and Miles stepping in. Dillon brewery opened with free beer and lunch. Will Lovell returned from England as heavy snowfall and showers boost farmer spirits.
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the Tribune
W.M. Oliver
Montana
Commonwealth
Joseph Toole
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Norris
Washington
A. W. Miles
Dillon Brewery
Bechtel and
Ritz
Will Lovell
England
Large sum available for range development in Montana
Washington reports over 1.2 million dollars allocated for retirement of sub marginal land and range development in Montana. Allocations cover southeastern Montana Custer Fallon Fergus Musselshell Yellowstone Prairie Blaine Phillips Valley and nearby projects with plans to retire 301 000 to 855 000 acres and add 3 to 5 times that area to managed stable use.
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Washington
U.P
Mont
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Montana
Bureau
Southeastern
Custer
Fallon
Central Montana
Fergus County
Buffalo Creek Grazing District
Yellowstone County
Mil River
Blaine
Phillips
Valley
Musselshell
Petroleum
Lower Yellowstone
Prairie County
Central
Buffalo Creek
Milk River
Yellowstone
Gas rate hearings held in Miles City
Public Service Commission conducted hearings on petitions from Miles City residents seeking lower gas rates at Custer County Courthouse. Officials examined local usage and billing details as part of rate review proceedings.
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Miles City
The
Public Service Commission
Custer County
Met
March of Time and big Newsmagazine tidbits and life bits
The piece blends a sketch of sculptor Schlag and the death of his wife with wartime Japan paying a $2.214 million bill after the Panay incident. It also notes a Japan U S goodwill trust fund in Grew’s name and a brief on electric fences in farming, their costs, and uses across Idaho farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Schlag
Tokyo
Japan
U. S. State Department
China
U. S
Panay
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
Joseph Clark
Joe Grew
Roosevelt
United States
Hitler Birthday Parade Showcases New Heavy Tanks
Berlin marked Adolf Hitler’s 49th birthday with a parade of 8,522 soldiers and 870 horses. Nine new heavy tanks, weighing 18 to 25 tons, debuted publicly alongside gifts at the Chancellery. The event contrasted lighter Spanish and other era tanks and reflected debates about Germany’s tank mobility. In Narberth Pennsylvania, a local note mentions efforts to keep poaching dogs off a lawn.
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Berlin
Germany
Greater
Adolf Hitler
Spain
der Fuhrer
Daimler-Benz
Erich Ludendorff
Dramatic rescue on 116 story hotel shaft by city doctor
In Manhattan last week, Dr. David Wasserman, an intern at City hospital, crawled along a narrow steel girder atop an elevator shaft to amputate Marion Garey’s crushed left leg and free him from hanging cables. After morphine and a tourniquet, Garey was handed to observers on the roof then rushed to City hospital.
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New York
Manhattan
David Wasserman
City Hospital
Marion Garey
Dr. Wasserman
Normal college girls leadership course announced
A Girl Scout Leadership course starts Monday May 9 at Normal college lasting one school week. Miss Ruth F Stepherson national field staff will lead. Daily hours 4:00 to 5:45 pm. No college credit but completion noted on permanent record. Many students signed up. non enrolled women pay 1.00.
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Ruth F. Stepherson
Tongue River Project Bonds Signed Amid Drought Delays
Governor Roy E. Ayers and Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell signed 660 bonds for the Tongue River water conservation project. The $1,000 denomi nations bonds were purchased by the PWA. Total project cost is $1,200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Sam W. Mitchell
Water Conservation Board
Tongue River
PWA
Public welfare chief urges home and community gardens
I M Brandford, state public welfare commissioner, urges aid recipients to plant home and community gardens. He says a well tended garden can supply about 50 dollars worth of fresh vegetables for relief families during the season, and calls on commercial clubs and civic groups to sponsor additional gardens.
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I. M. Brandford
Brandford
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Ditlon Tribune
Tribune. Publishing Company
Albert Erickson
Jou
National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
Tribune
Mountain View Cemetery
Red Cross
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply Company
Eastern Air Line
Miami
Fla
March OF Times Rn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Idaho
Hitler
Narberth
Pennsylvania
Lawn
Arthur
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
DD. Kay Moe
the Normal College
Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Magazine
Moe
Women’s Athletic Association of the
Normal College
Torrey Lodge
Rec Hall
Women’s Athletic Association
Elaine Tschache
Froid
Mary Phillips
Lewistown
Phyllis Utermohle
Greg Cliff
Jane Fetterman
Saco
J. Fe, Kelly
Monana
Frank C. McFadden
Eustate
Surepta’ Partridge
District Court OF
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Attillo Guidici
McFadden
Attilio Guidiel
Beaverhead County
Courte House
Dillon Tribune
A. D
Henry G. Rodgers
District Court
John GC. Romain
John C. Romain
Noaice
Leonard A. Schulz
White
John €. Romain
Earl R. Smith
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Maude
Hiski Luoma
Gilbert, Gilbert and McFadden
Idaho Street
Olga Luoma
Anna Manley
J. E. Kelly
Martin H. Barrett
Frank Rife
Edwin M. Evans
F.C. McFadden
Surveyor General
Elkhorn
North Range
Sanders County
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