Lumber Industry Booms Across Montana Mills and Plans
Montana lumber sectors report robust output with Neile Libby cutting 700000 feet weekly and Echo lake project aiming five million feet. Somers mill targets 48000000 feet season, Kinshalla operations to produce 500 to 300 ties daily, Bonner plant eyeing 30000000 feet, and Columbia Falls mill at 60000 feet daily. Logs flow from Harper camp, Biter Root, at 75 cars weekly as western states lumber activity expands.
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Missowia
Dee
Mivink
Menitata Liymiber Manufacturers’ Association
Neile Lumber Company
Libby
Echo Lake
Somers Lumber Company
Paul Kelly
McGregor Lake
Samers
Kinshalla
Kinshella
Anaconda
Bonner
Harper Camp
Columbia Falls
Monaghan Delivers Address At Dillon Rotary Club
Congressman Joseph P. Monaghan of Butte spoke at the Dillon Rotary dinner urging remonetization of silver a 20 hour week plan a national gold ace pension law and a fairer tax system He pledged to aid relief payments in Dillon The meeting was chaired by B Blinn Clarence O Brien discussed the Christmas seal sale campaign and WW Wal announced future club cadets Normal College Girls Give Club sang songs under Frances Robinson with patriotic titles
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Dillon
Joseph P. Monaghan
Butte
Dillon Rotary Club
B. Blinn
Clarence O'Brien
Hi Oly
WW. Wal
Normal College
Give Club
Frances Robinson
Grenadiers
Beer Hall Dancing Again Center for Missoula Storms
City council in Missoula Tuesday morning discussed reviving action on the beer ordinance. A proposed amendment by Lewis Nichols was tabled to allow dancing in police protected places on evenings except weekends and not after midnight. Some party owners hinted they may offer a different plan later, keeping the council from acting for a while.
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Missoula
Der
Lewis Nichols
Sec
Cheer Dipentaries
Vegetable Compound Earns Praise From New York Woman
A New York woman from Mineola testifies to relief from chronic headaches and giddiness after two days of illness, crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges publication to help others and notes widespread use with endorsements and over two million women served.
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Woman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Winkham
Mas
Arenaur Fouxie
Palace Apis
Mineola
L. 1
New York
Prohibition repeal makes no difference in Butte
In Butte the repeal of Prohibition changes nothing as bars keep serving the same whiskey and patrons continue their talks of the old days. Bartenders report little shift in drinks or behavior with arrests scarce and nightlife unchanged despite the repeal. The city editor notes the repeal did not noticeably alter Butte.
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Dee G
Req
Prohibition Ends but No Change Noted in Great Falls
After national prohibition ended, Great Falls saw no noticeable celebrations or liquor stores. Many planned to celebrate repeal, yet Montana’s state control system not in effect and no shipments arrived. Liquors, including gin, Mannshine whisky and wines, were available at varying prices, with pints and gallons priced in the mid range.
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Great Falls
Montana
Cascade County
Dry spell ends with no liquor in Bozeman
Bozeman on December 6 faced a dry spell with no legal liquor to drink as drug stores became the probable potables sources. The anticipated Blaze Liquor store lacks permits for medicinal dispensing, while medicinal liquor stocks dwindle ahead of prohibition repeal. One drug store held five cases of whiskey blend, a 90 proof diluted product.
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Bozeman
Board of Iquor Control
Boteman Drug
Payday for Men on Relief Jobs in Great Falls
Dec 6 Great Falls report notes advance of payday for workers on federal Civil Works in the county. About $4,060 will be distributed Thursday for work up to last Wednesday night. typical earnings around 9.60 for 16 hours, some 24 hours at 14.40. Second weekly payment expected to exceed 20,000 total. forest workers in Gibson Park add 50 more, bringing county total to roughly 625 employed. Frances Willard noted as a pioneering temperance advocate and early president of a American college.
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Great Falla
Thore
Federal Civil Works Program
Gibnon Park
Belt and Capcade
Shorether
Montana 4-H Members Win Big At Chicago Congress
Montana 4-H club members attending the National 4-H Congress in Chicago earned a first, two seconds and a fifth in events with teams and individuals from all states. Dorothy Moritz and Grace Tibke led a home furnishings judging team to first place while Lois Sanderson and Peggy Lang placed third in tuning judging. Dorothy Haverfield entered a complete clothing item and took fifth. Montana exhibited in the dress revue and four judging teams were represented among 38 members at the congress.
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Bozeman
Dec
Montana
Peggy Lang
Fort Renton
Dorothy Haverfield
Vananda
Ingentflt
Montana Club
Havre Merchants Form Trade Council at Courthouse
Havre December meeting organized Havre Netall Trade council with Elmer Hanson as permanent chairman and Jack Travis as secretary. Officers elected then discussed council duties and members include representatives from service stations hardware ready-to-wear implements general stores elevators cigar stores hotels retail beer dealers furniture restaurants newspapers druggists dry foods garages boots and shoes dry cleaners.
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Havre
Carload of Turkeys To Be Shipped East
N'los City reports an estimated 15,000 pounds of dressed turkeys will be shipped Wednesday from Range Livestock experiment station by the Custer County Cooperative Shipping Association. A second loading follows Thursday at Glendive with shipments to eastern markets for Christmas trade. W H Lamphere notes most birds should be in prime condition. grading will be supervised by Stanley J Marsden, government grader.
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N'los City
Range Livestock Experiment Station
Custer County Cooperative Shipping Association
Glendive
Chriseman
W. H. Lamphere
Stanley J.marsden
The
Shipping Association
Marysville Youth in College Builds Replica Gold Mill
Marysville freshman mechanical engineering student John Mopkina completes a working replica of a gold and silver cyanide mill. The miniature plant features quartz crushers sluice boxes typhons and includes a tiny locomotive to move ore to the mill.
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Bateman
John Mopkina
Marynville
First shipment of relief apples leaves Bitter Root region
Eleven cars of Bitter Root apples will be shipped Thursday as the first federal relief purchase from Bitter Root Valley. Cars will go to Hamilton Corvallis Tuckerspur Darby and Kriegamit. Forty percent of the crop is earmarked for federal relief. Apples must be two inches or larger and graded fancy extra fancy and C. Heated cars provided at no cost to growers. This ships aligns with 40 cars and 29,150 boxes under the district order. G L Knight and most members attended. ten new members enrolled Tuesday.
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Stamilton
Bitter Root Valley Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
Hamilton
Corvallis
Tuckerspur
Darby
Kriegamit
Bitter Root
Browers
G. L. Knight
Thanksgiving behind in Toston and nearby towns
Toston and nearby families, including Ness, Joor, McCauley and Shull clans, spent Thanksgiving in Helena or Toston with relatives. Several locals attended the Thanksgiving dance in Townsend, visited kin in Missoula and Butte, and returned home Sunday. A note adds tomato juice's strong acidity may irritate nine people if misused.
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Toston
Henry Joorents
Great Falls
Catherine McCauley
Ruth Anderson
Otto Anderson
Dan Shull
Marr Shall
Helena
Ruth Connor
Willow Creek
Ted Kreckbuach
Townsend
Maurice Stubblefield
Sunder
J. A. Greaves
Clara
Lyle Middleton
Spencer
R Chricknow
Jenny Stubblefield
Art Jersey
Butte
Dave Doig
Tom Hargrove
Helena Vialtor
Donald
Bob Lang
Emil Calumet
Profeasor
J. W. Skelton
Wiselow Creek
Spenced
Sow
Lombard
O It
Dirickson
Torsten
Elmer Johnson
Pony
Jon Greaves
Six Mile
McCallum
A. J. Brisbin
Harry Harter
Dana
G. L. Rudick
W. A. Rudick
John Rudick
Marjory Schaefer
Bozeman
Edith Schaefer
Mary Shull
Ed Shull
Frank van Meter
Blackfeet Indians to Get $645 000 For Tribal Lands
Browning December 4 tribesmen hailed a government settlement ruling in their favor over lands taken without payment. A telegram to Richard Vandervilla from John C. Carter announced judgment for Blackfeet at 645000 dollars Gros Ventre 256000 Nez Perce none. Details on payment method remained unclear.
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Court of Claims
Browning
Cooperative gravel work progresses on Gallatin roads
Bozeman December 6 Grading and graveling of feeder roads in Gallatin county continue under county commissioners guidance. The county drag team has finished loading gravel for farmers on the Fort Ellis road and will lay about 100 yards of pit run gravel near the King Hill area.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Fort Ellis
Livingston Road
Musselshell County Civil Works Starts With 70 Men On New Road
In Musselshell County the civil works program began with 70 men on the new road project across the divide between Were and Billings, 20 teams aiding the construction. Additional workers will join next week, and a total of 221 men are allocated to Musselshell projects with more jobs approved soon.
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Musselshell County
Were
Billings
Poreshie
Molatone
Murselshell
Civil Works Prijert
Tank Creek
Murs
Iselshell
CWA Offlals
Civil Works Board Chooses Gallatin County Staff
Bozeman December update reports the Gallatin County CWA board appointing I. B. Taylor as payroll clerk and M. S. Stanley and W. Ennis as timekeepers to run two county projects. They will quarry rock at Logan and gravel the Three Forks to Willow Creek road, with work starting soon and teams leaving Bozeman to begin graveling.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
County Cwa
Taylor
Smashing Windows Results in Four Month Jail Term
Miasouls, Dec. or Willar Stanley faces four months in county jail after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property for throwing a rock through a West Front Street window Sunday night. He appeared before Justice Ralph T. Starr and, as escorted away, thanked the judge with a casual remark.
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Dec
Willar Stanley
West Front
Justice of the Penca
Ralph T. Starr
Stanley
Mr. Starr
Street Improvement Work Progressing in Dillon
Neller workers from the community are employed on the project this week. The trading and surfacing of South Rire at rent proceed as the street level is being lowered and Badger pan gravel used for the surface. Workers were selected from the county relief headquarters list.
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Dillon
Neller
County Reler
Wild Man Throws Suare Into People On River Bridge
In Missoula before noon Tuesday a disheveled man armed with an iron pipe created panic on a bridge. The man, named Carl Anderson, was subdued by police and jailed after claiming to be from Milwaukee. Witnesses described him pacing the bridge and swinging the pipe, frightening pedestrians.
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Suare
Missoula
Higehis Avenue
Policy Station
Inning Custatt
Por
Carl Anderson
Mayon Fred L Tilton of Billings Dies in Office
Mayor Fred L. Tilton of Billings died of a heart attack at his home shortly after noon. He had been frail but the death was unexpected, occurring as he prepared for rest after lunch. He was 11 years old, educated at Stanford and Colorado University, served as judge, alderman, and headed his own administration. His widow Grate Young and son Pred, a hunter at Montana State College, survive. Funeral plans pending.
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Dec
Fred L. Tilton
Bet
Ufflen
Bane
Srival
Ud. Wins
Chanses
Titan
A Huntor
Montana Hiate College
There Will Be Work for All in Montana in 1804
Rilings reports that Montana will have jobs for all workers in 1804. Walter T. Bridges of the federal reemployment service notes the program has already placed about 9,000 men and women and aims to expand through a county service organization led by KE Berg with an assistant, alongside Martin Lewis of Washington DC.
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Montana
KE. Berg
Berg
Oversea
Martin Lewis
Washington, D. C
United States
Butte Woman Dies in Flames at Home
Butte, Dec 6. Mrs Julia W. Smith, 82, died when flames destroyed her home here today. A newspaper delivery boy discovered the fire and neighbors tried to reach the burning house but were driven back by flames and smoke. Mrs Smith's body was recovered this afternoon. She came to Butte from Iowa last year and is survived by two brothers and several nieces and nephews.
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Butte
Mre
Julia
Smith
Fileneer Butte
Bulto
Jowa
Dillon Elks Plan Virginia City Lodge Visit
Dillon Elks, led by Karl Ta Wheat and H W Johnson, send a delegation to the Virginia City lodge by motor. The party will present a program at the meeting. Next Saturday, Dillon Elks will visit the Anaconda lodge.
Literary Magazine At State College Comes Out Today
Notice details farm allotments and wheat acreage limits for 1934 under Wheat Production Control. Lewis and Clark County figures show 76.08 bushels allotted county and 2100 acres for nonparticipating farms, with 16214 bushels average on participating farms. Committee officials listed and magazine title "The Open Range" noted.
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Wheat Production Control Association of
Lewis and Clark County
State of
Montana
Sted
Lewla
Clerk County Wheat Production Central Association
Afeo
United States Department of Agriculture
State College
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Montana State News
Western
Monaghan
Beer Hall
Aii
B. P
Ilka
Frances E. Willard
Americas Woman College
Chicago
Merchants of
Marysville
Toston Ness
Gallatin
Civil Works Board
Mayon
Dillon Elks
Virginia_City Lodge
M. L. Dailey
Owen D, Potter
A. J. Breidenbaci
Spokane Bench
Owen D. Potter
W. F. Frey
W. F. Kienzle
Koraman
Opan Range
Wierary Mepaciae
Gonper
K. O
Cevigrere
Dietrich
Poe
W. F
Cy Frey
W. FY
Foster
Yao
M. Res
al Wesker
Helferte
Aget Helfert
Johnson
Jahnxon
A ' Johnson
Kienzle
Az Kienzle
F. Opin
Potter
D. S
Toma Ains Rr
Wenner
Weaner
W. PF
Charles Wells
McManter
al Rmandres
Ana A Sanders
NY Wells
Aw Welen
Iit En
Helena Valley
M. Minis
Kalenag
Charley Mclean
Paul Mekering
Tirana
Ghevetter
Sa DeBree
Tyn An Nami
Mallenback
Sean Hom
Ann
Kelly
McLean
Pickrring
Bynes
Ner
Wohstrom
Hi Ibans
McCurdir
Murphy. A
MD Ae
Rock Creek Co
Hilson
R. Esiecee
Augusta
J. J. Breidenbach
J. M. Frey
Matt Reichert
Anderann
Ma Allen
Barrett
W. L
Breidenbs
Breidenhech
Otto Wn
Earmicherl
Awa Carlson
Begpentoreiers
Ana M
Chishol
Chishol F
Dalry
J. M
J. Mereny
A. Steehy
Heltman Ranch
Ak Jackson
Johnaon
Zohnaton
Ae Kelly
Ker
Bey
Shaver
W. Cue
Ervey
Sim
Devas Vant
J. Fy
Mitchell Gulch
Claude Cory
C. Colbanson
John Tiefenback
Chovenek
Cory
L. M
Lewin
Amith
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