Liquor squad chosen by state board at meeting
State board selects new liquor enforcement crew to replace the prior unit. Ten officers will be assigned to curb traffic and enforce laws, with names withheld. Board members reviewed warehouse plans and funding, including a 75000 dollar allocation to the state treasury for distribution to date 605000 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Mquoy Enforcement Effiears
Liquor Control Board
Raymond
Bord
Nquor
Nce
Hell
Manor
Squor Central Board
Elmer Holt
Chamberlain rescues boy in St James Park
London report says Neville Chamberlain, Britain's chancellor, waded into St James Park to rescue a four year old child. Meanwhile the United States faced its regular semiannual debt installment of 164315 50 or two 15, per AP dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
St James Park
Washington
Fisland
United States
Montana Highway Commission releases travel attraction booklet
The 1936 annual Montana Highway Commission report unveils The Naw Trail booklet designed to lure visitors. Illustrous cover by Irvin Shope and cartoons by Dan Gough accompany prose by Bob Fletcher, detailing highways, mountain trails, Yellowstone, mining camps, wildlife, and mountain tourism benefits. The report includes 70 million dollar highway plans and future projects. Copies are available at the capitol highway commission office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monza Highway
Hagheed
D A ‘McKinnon
Nob Fletcher
Montana
Irvin
Shorty
Rimock
Artlat
Hywn
East Helena
Dan Gough
Bob Flutche
Bob Fletshar
Jonesomoa Coyotes
Mountain Tralla
Brisn Sind
Montuta
Yellowstone Park
Larry Dobeil
Bob Pletuber
Highway Commission
Capitol
Montana liquor profits exceed half a million in May report
Montana’s liquor control board reported May totals showing net profit of 105 567 65 turning the year’s total to 527 079 29. Five months’ revenue includes 2 114 216 80 from hard liquor and 64 030 00 from permits. Operating expenses were 276 200 44 with wages 174 778 78. Assets stood at 850 042 49. Profits turned over to the state treasury reached 639 000 with an additional 705 000 earmarked as retribution.
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Montana
Mquor
Martin G Hoffman
Ite
Nquor Salen
Totel
Theseport
Iquor Control Board
Ten Eighth Grade Students Regene Citizens Awards
Ten eighth grade students received medals from the American Legion and Auxiliary for outstanding citizenship. Winners were Hawthorne Dick Young and Marion Foot, Bryant Warren Brass and Betty Lou Houston, Central Alice Kretlow and Ferros Luma, Helena Tony Mulzel and Ruth Carpenter, Helena Jehard Wirth and Marguerite Wenstram.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Toya
Ara
Corage
Servica
Hawthorne
Dick Young
Marion Foot
Addison Lunk
Mra
J. Ward Crosby Bryant
Warren Brass
Betty Lou Houston
Fivorge Davia
Re A. W
Ruth Carpenter
John W. Mahan
Mra C W. Burganst
Helena
Jehard Wirth
Marguerite Wenstram
Sam A Roberta
EJ Chlagtan
Great Northern to Run Extra Sleepers During Celebration
Great Northern and Canadian National plan extra sleeping car service for Vancouver Golden Jubilee events. Air conditioned sleepers between St Paul and Vancouver start June 27 with routes via Winnipeg and Winniper, continuing through August. Vancouver Sleeper departs St Paul 7 38 pm, connections exist from Chicago trains via Winnipeg Limited and other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Vancouver
Canadian National Railways
St Paul
O'Hara
Winnipeg
Winniper
Daspur National Park
time-Canada
Athonad
Minngapolla
St Vani
State Stray Stock Revenues and Unclaimed Funds Details
State figures show stray stock revenue totaling 6006 dollars with continued balances in the stock eating fund of 36085 dollars and 63 cents at May end. No owner claimed proceeds remain in a fund held by the state treasurer named the stray stock fund, with money from auctions directed by the stray stock commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Atnto
Wool payment contract for Roberta wool production
Rai Longe Inne If-At 26 cents per pound. Deway Gold & Co of Bartan bought Roberta wool production. Roberts Sinta bank announced the contract and them entrusted the band. The deal covers 17,000 sheaves and the consignment will be ready soon after shearing ends.
Traffic QVision Begins for Montana Highway Staff
The Montana highway traffic division will start a four day training session for 37 new members and other staff. D A McKinnon announced the program, with instruction at highway offices and a two day school. Governor Holt will address trainees at nine entry ports as Bob Fletcher and Bil Ferguson oversee the sessions. Kenneth MacDonald and Dr J M Fino are among speakers.
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Schoal
Montana
Vest
Alate
D. A McKinnon
Elmer Holt
Metr Ta Tal
Bob Fletcher
Ferguson
Addreseca
Kenneth MacDonald
State Fish Aid
Bil Ferguson
Montanans, Inc
al Groonquiat
Dutley Ranchoers’ Association
JM. Fino
Filing Fees Gathered for Montana Primary Ballot Race
Filing fee receipts totaled 38 007 for candidates in Montana with amounts varying by office. Key figures include United States senator 800, congress 1 100, associate justice 160, governor 525, lieutenant governor 70, attorney general 270, secretary of state 262, state treasurer 294, auditor 210, superintendent 180, public instruction 210, public service commission 400, district judges 2 256.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fle
Montana
Secretary of State
Gutes
United States
Congress
Public Service Commission
Watts Flight to San Francisco for Medical Care
Dr Watts, manager of the veterans' facility at Fort Trarrlnon, was flown to San Francisco for medical treatment after illness. Accompanied by RR Morrison and Dr BF Keyn, the delegation traveled about nine hours with a refueling stop. The trip began from Helena airport around 6 30 yesterday morning and landed at the Army field in San Francisco after about five hours in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iff Watte
Fort Trarrlnon
San Francisco
RR Morrison
Watts
BF. Keyn
Veterans’ Administration
San Brmneleco
Claude Meredith
Hele Ona
Morrison
Army Field
Summer Glasses 10 at Central School
Principal H Marple announces summer classes at Central from June 16 for eight weeks. High school students may review one or two subjects while eighth graders retained may attend to take August exams. Programs aim to strengthen foundations for next semester and accommodate students who missed portions of the year due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Marple
Central School
Bea
Ono
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Jane Jasling
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Servco
Bo & Brektest Tabla
Enya
Mandie Wite
Tudor Cabinet
Tudor Nichinet
Colin Gramel
Brookside Bathroom Outfit
Wspapernntlave
Citizens’ Awards
Highway Department
Tate
DR. Watts
Central
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Neal
G& W
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Onde New IB
Tlicgelmarn’s
Price
Kirstimaar
Pilatzess
Rothmoor
New York
Benberg
Jeanne Barrie
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