New State Board Named by Ayers toad Forestry
Gov Roy B Ayers appointed Montana's four year forestry board members chosen yesterday by the 929 legislative assembly all to serve from June 1. DeEr Loder stock and woolgrower rep, Someta, Bonner and Libby represent forestry interests and associations. Dean Spaulding Missoula and Major Evan Kelley Missoula named for university and federal forestry, water and wildlife groups. The board will elect a chairman from among its members. Secretary Rolleige Warker of Corster serves without extra pay.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Yeesterday
Roy B. Ayers
Theaa
Ares Bylyan Pauly
B. N. Melavitt
Someta
W. C. Lubrecht
Bonner
Georgs
Rullelge Warker
Plate Corester
Births and Deaths Reported in Local County Figures
A county health report shows April and May figures with births and deaths. The April totals indicate 61 deaths and 31 births, while May records show 1828 births and deaths, with notes on overall mortality. The data were compiled by the health official and secretary Nell Sullivan.
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Fe. Hall
Heauth
Nell Sullivan
College of Great Falls Holds 1951 Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises at Great Falls College featured a plan to rename the Normal College unit as College of Education and a two year CDA program at the college. The first bachelor of arts degrees in education were conferred along with normal college diplomas to 951 graduates. Reverend Edwin V O'Stara and Reverend J A Rooney presided as speakers and president respectively.
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Cient Falls
Walalo
Che Ward
Jotin J. Dom Chihalic Tayo
Great
Great Falls
Northwest
Edwin V O'stara
Hishoy
Kamen Chiy
J. A. Rooney
Wise River rancher accuses fishermen of calf theft
Wise River ranchers Mr and Mrs Hughes say a two day old calf vanished from their pasture near Wise River 13 miles above Wine River. They blame fishermen noting trouble with fishermen and warning signs will be posted. They accuse no one and suggest the hunter may not know the kill. They also mention a past incident of a purebred cow killed by a bull. Washington report on Wagner Act criticism follows.
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Butte
W. L. Hughes
Wise River District
Hughes
Thair
Hughea
Wine River
Seymour Creek
Hundreds Gather for Feeder Show at College
Dozens of farmers and gattlemen from Uns lala county attended the annual Cattlemena Way at afonuiya Scare college under the county agriculture department and County Agent George A Wookes. The event opened with remarks from Denby somphvyu Uitte on feed, listing MoM Renton ranch among top exhibitors. The ranch displayed eight carloads of cattle in good condition after 153 days on feed, fed by wheat barley, dry beet pulp and hay, while Join Max presented 123 head of cattle noted for quality and weight gains on the same diet.
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Unslala County
Afonuiya
George A Wookes
Mom Renton Ranch
Mensuira
Baye
Man Seeks Marriage Tokens as Clerk Receives 200 Pennies
A young man, silent by the counter, offered 200 pennies for marriage papers. Clerk Flor Gabose noted the donation in a lime green bag as the hopeful walked away gleefully, after nine to four months of saving. Nearby notes show a New York incident and a Virginia astronomer’s death.
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Clink
Lim Diinidt Rouk
Ly Sas
Voumrr
Mam
Foink Gaboo
Murder in the Garret Aboard The Martin Case
A tangled serial tale centers on the discovery of Martin dead in an apartment. Tuckie Mil de Gazette reports the body, while a menacing group closes in as detectives and bystanders piece together clues. The scandal escalates with reveal of a murder plot and looming public interest.
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Johiteens
Crassiz
Paul Io
Shelly
Nour
Vic’ Hoye Ut
Luckie
Martin
Tackie
Mr. Maclint
Anilly
Thompson
Tuckle
Tuckie
Mulson de Gazette
Hinty
Paty Ley
Jayre
Mga
PUMPING PLANT SET 600000 ALLOTMENT FOR FLOOD PROJECT
Construction funds totaling 290,000 for the Flathead irrigation and canal system expansion are approved. Work on the Flathead river pumping plant progresses with pipe lines shipped and delivery planned mid June, with operation expected by mid July. R G Hornberger, senior electrical engineer, will supervise the installation upon arrival around July 1.
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Flathead
Fhithead River
R. G. Hornberger
Senor Electrical Engineer
Los Angeles
New Year Weather Notes From North and Germany Traditions
An OCR fragment notes cold weather trends with a 22 degree reading at 4 a.m. in the north, mentions trout and a town in AR, and cites a German tradition of touching a nip for good luck on New Year’s Day.
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Wah Plummer
Tahoe
Dune
Germany
Meder Menus By Mrs Gaynor Maddox
Diet guide and sample menus from Mrs Grady Maddox on hurry up meals using canned packaged and frozen foods with fresh items. Includes a summer menu breakdown with bacon ham and corn tomato pudding recipes and step by step cooking directions and serving ideas.
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Meder
Gaynor Maddox
Irma S. Hombauer
Dinitar
Wool Prices Steady as Buying Firm in Western Markets
The Textile Bulletin reports firm wool demand and higher prices across Western markets. Domestic buyers push for wool at 67 to 68 cents clean, with mills facing higher costs and limited supply. Foreign markets remain firm, with specific quotational ranges for various combing and part-wool grades across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Indiana, New England, and Western territories.
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Noston
Dune
Tomrorrow
Denvedye
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delalne
Wisconsin
wycruRe
Indiana
New
California
Middle County
Tessing
F. M
Montana
Aimttar
Jy Hood
Fife
Mino
Bsc
North Carolina State College appoints new engineering administrator
A North Carolina State College official announced the Montana School of Murgery in Hulte will appoint Dr. We Wart Repel as a senior administrator in the communities engineering department. About 14,008 scatterers are noted in the region, with references to English use and local familiarity.
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North
Giline State College
Titan of Administration
We Wart
Montana
Mlury Farviry
Hulte
Am Selvacior
Ceremunities
North Carolina
Steve
Health Association Meet Held in Butte
The Montana Public Health Association will hold its annual meet in Butte on June 26 and 27, announced by Dr. W. F Cogarely of the state board of health. Plans call for an elaborate program during the gathering. The report ends with a stray, garbled line about a dog named Whippat, described as the fastest dog, a crokt between x and a terrier.
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Montana Public Heth Association
Butte
W. F Cogarely
Atate Board of Hearth Terretory
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