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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

4

Greater Beaverhead water conservation hailed by editors

The Montana Standard editorial lauds Beaverhead residents for pursuing a prudent approach to the Daly Spur water project. It urges scientific surveys of the dam site to prove feasibility, confirms faith in local agriculture, and cites plans like Big Sheep creek and Willow creek storage as part of a broader conservation effort.

Daly Spur Butte Montana Standard Beaverhead Butte and Dillon State Water Conservation Board Helena Beaverhead County Beaverhead Valley Missouri River United States Montana Big Sheep Creek Willow Creek

Political Filings for County Officials Declared

Clerk of Court Norman Giles Democrat and Clerk and Recorder Albert S. Baker Republican lead the list along with County Commissioner Archie C. Henneberry Republican Edgar B. Rife Democrat Sheriff Paul Temple Republican County Attorney Leonard A. Schulz Republican and County Treasurer Bertie Mathews Democrat in the filing slate.

Norman Giles Albert S. Baker Archie C. Henneberry Edgar B. Rife Paul Temple Leonard A. Schulz Bertie Mathews

Schulz Files for County Attorney Nomination

Leonard A. Schulz, a Republican and Dillon native, filed a petition for nomination for county attorney. He is the son of Sheridan ranchers Otto and Mrs. Schulz, has practiced law since 1932 after earning a law degree from the State University of Montana, and joins four other candidates in the race with a final filing date of June 18 and a primary set for July 19.

Leonard A. Schulz Otto Schulz Sheridan Montana Dillon State University of Montana At Missoula Schulz District Court Fifth Judicial District State OF Beaverhead John C. Romain White Building Frank McFadden

County Clerk Baker Seeks Republican Nomination

He was appointed in January 1931 to fill the unexpired term of his father the late John S. Baker and has since been re elected three times as county clerk and recorder seeking the Republican nomination.

John S. Baker

Archie Henneberry Files For County Commissioner

Archie C. Henneberry a Beaverhead county lifelong resident filed last Friday with the county clerk for the Republican nomination of county commissioner. Born in Dillon he has worked in ranching and livestock business and is from one of Dillon’s early families.

Archie C. Henneberry Beaverhead County Henneberry Dillon

Dentists Plan Tri-State Meet In Yellowstone Park

Dr. R. D. Curry and Dr. W. J. Romersa returned from Helena where they attended the State Dental association meeting May 5 to 7. The group sanctioned a tri-state meet with Idaho and Wyoming in Yellowstone Park in 1939 and awaits approval from the other states. Dr. Curry leads the tri-state organizing effort.

R. D. Curry W. J. Romersa Helena State Dental Association Idaho Wyoming Yellowstone

Basin man visits Dillon to see his parents

Bob Medsker of Basin spent last week in Dillon visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Medsker.

Bob Medsker Basin Dillon Mrs Clayton Medsker

Government proposes anti trust funding and market study

A presidential proposal seeks $500000 for a study on concentration of economic power and impacts on competition to be conducted by the FTC DOJ and SEC, plus $200000 for enforcing existing anti trust laws. The plan aims to preserve private enterprise and maintain profitability. Diplomatic and wartime notes follow with varied international incidents and medical curiosities.

Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice Securities and Exchange Commission

Mrs Franklin Roosevelt Handshake Technique Described

The excerpt recounts Mrs Roosevelt guiding crowds by swiftly moving guests forward during handshakes and advises grasping the guest’s fingers firmly, saying a greeting before guiding them past. The anecdote highlights a polished social approach attributed to her.

Washington Franklin Roosevelt

Ethiopian Emperor Sends Back Dues Check to League

Haile Selassie, deposed Ethiopian ruler, reportedly found funds to send a $2300 partial payment to the League of Nations Secretariat. League officials, poised to recognize Italy’s King Vittorio Emanuele as Ethiopian Emperor at the next Council, were unsure how to handle the check.

Geneva Switzerland Haile Selassie Ethiopia League of Nation League Italy Vittorio Emanuele

Goring Plans Confiscation Decree Targeting Jewish Wealth

Field Marshal Hermann Goering prepared to use confiscation as policy by signing a decree to seize nearly all Jewish property across Greater Germany. It orders registration of holdings over 2000 dollars and bans sales without state permission, with stiff penalties for evading rules. The move aims to dispossess remaining Jewish wealth in Germany and Austria.

New York Manhattan Berlin Third Reich Hermann Wilhelm Goring Germany German Austria Goring

Rail rate hearings set for June 2 at state capitol

State railroad and public service commission hearings on railroads rate increases approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission are scheduled for June 2 at the state capitol. The Northern Pacific’s request to remove two Helena to Garrison trains was denied. Public welfare expenditures through April 30 totaled 450,499 dollars, per administrator L. M. Brandford. A rehearing petition in a Montana Supreme Court case holding trade check gambling illegal was denied.

State Railroad and Public Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission State Capitol Northern Pacific Helena Garrison State’ Public Welfare Department L. M. Brandford Montana Supreme Court Silver Bow County I. M. Brandford State Welfare Board District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Edwin M. Evans F. C. McFadden Edwin. M. Evans A. D Elkhorn Beaverhead County North Range M.P Sanders County United States

Montana State Board Advances River Reclamation and Roads

The board announced completion of the Ackley Lake project in Judith Basin near Hobson costing about 100000 to irrigate 5000 acres. A meeting May 12 led by H J Kelly will discuss matching federal funds for feeder roads as the highway department reports a 2500000 funding shortfall.

Roy E. Ayers H. J. Kelly Kalispell Highway Department State Water Conservation Board Miles City Federal Reserve Bank At Minneapolis

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