Northwest Plan Commission HS WDE Program Items
Porlinad Oregon reports 12 topics for Northwest Regional Planning Commission including drainage water resources roads and surveys already set for discussion at a commission meeting in Missoula Montana. Attendees expected from across the West. Topics include drainage development water pollution policies forest resources and regional planning conferences.
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Dramaga Warin Walter Resources
Boise
Idaho
Columbia Basin
Polley Dycassio
Gana Wails
Columbia Diver Gorge
Pultin pl ting cits at Holywell stage on Friday
Fragments describe a local event at the Ilo theater featuring the Holywell area with Minister Fon, Johnny Dinin, and pop culture figures. The piece mentions Mis “Nollyweed Holiday,” a pantomime, and performers Bills Keinton and Wiz Tek Tork Top, among others, with unclear details.
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Fon
Danvern
Sita
Bills Keinton
Pailways Silent On Increased Business Adversity
The report notes railway officials silent on rising business pressures amid industry shifts. It mentions executives facing calls for reform, with unclear timing for policy responses and potential impacts on regional service levels and economic activity. Local authorities monitor developments as freight and passenger volumes fluctuate through the period.
Peggy Anne Landon Attends Landon Reception at Convention
Peggy Anne Landon, daughter of Kansas Gov Alf M. Landon, joins a pen meeting for her father at a Republican National Convention reception. The 2-year-old sang Oh Susanna with a friend while the Landon event wrapped up shortly before midnight, as the hall closed amid the festivities.
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Alf M. Lindon
Waneas Irlendd
Kansas
Susanna
Iam Agit
Large Field at Post for Coming Test in Montana Primary
The filing period brought a rush of candidates for Montana primaries with Miles Romnay and Bitter Root publisher entering the race for state director of the national emergency corn program. Governor Kluwer Helu and others compete for the Democratic nomination for high executive, while Frank A. Unzelbaker leads Republican hopes. Congressional races show five Democrats and several Republicans vying in the first and second districts, with party ballots shaping the field for state offices including railroad and public service commission.
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Bitter Root
National Emergency
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Kluwer Heli
H. L. Maury
Hutte
Roy Er, Ayres
Uewlatan
Frank F. Hayes
Butte
Bt. Hommey
Allfrania
Frank A. Unzelbaker
Diller
Montana
Helena
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Horace ‘R, Caney
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Peter Meloy
Town
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Chingok
CJ. Cullen
Wibaua
John Kelly
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Fane
Arthur G Dalle
Bulle Adair
Montana Primary Filing Prompts Wide Candidate Field
Vandenberg and four Democrats join Ruth Reardon of Anaconda Hex A Knight of Grass Range Frank H Livingston of Wall Point and William Wyatt of Basin as entrants for nonpartisan. The treasurer race sees five Democrats and two Republicans with John W Nelson of Helena filing as a Democratic aspirant. Other candidates include Ray N Shannon J J Quigley Patt Smith and Albert St George. Republicans Dan J Murl and Fr Sarenann also filed. Attorney General filings show Ernest A Peterson as Democratic contender. Multiple competitive races in statewide offices and judicial posts drew many filings by midnight Wednesday, with only two entrants for the Montana Supreme Court associate justice seat. District races show heavy candidate movement across Lewis Clare and Broadwater counties and incumbents drawing challengers.
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Anaconda
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Grass Range
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Wall Point
William &. Wyatt
Basin Ara
Democrata
John W Nelson
Helena
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Thampaan Falls
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Townsend
Albert A. Angelman
Helens
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Ramalogd
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Clare
Broadwater
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Antlers Showings Include Hideous and Western Thrills
The Antlers venue ends the Hideous run starring Robert Mantgantry and Lucky Wilson as a racketeer exiled from New York who ends up with a farmer’s family. Maurian O Sullivan shines as the farmer’s daughter. Also featured are Nick Jones westerns and the adventure tales along with quirky globe-time notes.
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Robert Mantgantary
Iix
Wilson
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Nia
Jove Willl
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Pauling
Edward Arenold
Edward Brophy
Mickay Rooney
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Frank Mutherwell
Vincent Lapazrong Quetaon
Winter Wheat Production Readies Above 43 Percent
Washington June 10. Winter wheat production reported at 45 percent of 1935 output, about 433 million bushels, highlights a drought threat despite May rains aiding crops in the Great Plains region. The May weather left many areas with poor spring wheat, oats, barley and rye stands, and the crop reporting board warned of possible extensive failures if dryness continues.
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SUDGE 5, V. STEWART FILES FOR SENATOR
Virginia City reports Senator Sudge 5, V. Stewart announces candidacy for United States Senate. He cites wealth influence as a concern, pledges to serve honestly, and thanks supporters in Montana and nearby states while noting past political service and public trust.
Marlowe quip on actors and Englishmen’s conduct
George Joan Nathan quotes in Atlanta Journal about whether actors chase Englishmen or Englishmen resemble actors. Wry reflection on identity and performance as observers debate if people imitate roles or live authenticity.
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Atlanta
Jaion
Bound Over in Gold Creek Matter in Wisconsin Case
Five men including Nathan S Schwert of Milwaukee are bound over for the September term on felony charges tied to riding and selling meat in Wisconsin without a state permit. Bonds set at 6000 for one, 2000 for another, and 4000 each for two more. Includes defendants C A Ditleau, Dear Lodge Mont, William M Behmitt, Mary Zaman, and J. Place Madison. The Australian lung fish pedigree note appears in error.
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