Weather notes and city briefs from Montana and Northwest
Northwest weather updates show cooler temperatures and scattered showers across Montana and the region. Anticipated high and low readings are listed for Helena, Havre, Missoula, and surrounding areas with conditions affecting travel and daily planning.
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Molina
Ieee
Cillen
Havre
Anneles
Omaha
Portland
St Paul-Minnerzolts
Setuake City
San Dirco
San Francisco
Wittston
Yellowstone Park
Oprom
Northwest
Alberta
Montana
Rockies
Plateau
Onder Rockies
Upror
Sep Connal
Farm Bureau Plans 73rd Annual Meeting
Lewis and Clark county farm bureau develops plans for the 73rd annual meeting to be held July 4 on the College Mare setogl grounds. President Munger appoints R J Tobin general chairman with sports, concessions, publicity, and horseshoe pitching chiefs named. A June 24 meeting will finalize arrangements and site plans.
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Amnual Farnera
Munger
Farm Bureau
R J Tobin
T Tf Herrin
Ann Trogan
G@ W Patchett
Leo Rogan
Karland Storrin
Dama
Ralph Ward
UMW
Cory
Improvement Shown In Montana Rangelands Last Month
Montana rangelands improved last month with cattle ranges up 16 percent of normal conditions from three months prior. Sheep and lamb conditions remained near or below normal. goat and other livestock faced feed and weather challenges, with lambing outlook unfavorably affected. Weather patterns varied across southern regions.
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Montana
Renges
Wintine
South Conera
Todd- Seatiany
Highway Commission to Meet Here Today
The highway commission convenes for its monthly session amid discussion of debentures and financing. No definite decision on selling bonds has been reached as officials consider road projects and contract implications for the year.
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Highway Commission
Bale
Lina Bert
Bosseh Sec Ften Decause of the Financiailatton Ronfrontig
Othe Highway Department
Personal notes sketch a crowded social scene of visitors and events
The item lists numerous names and arrivals such as Wolf Warsth of AllngSs and Hetaville visitors, social calls, and guests at various homes and gatherings. It records travels, church activities, and local acquaintances, with scattered place names like Milles City and New Lapk. The readable fragments convey a lively, interconnected social network with dated mentions and travel notes.
Counties per capita debt decline in Montana since 1924
Montana counties reduced net indebtedness from 1873 dollars per capita in 1924 to 80.70 in 1941. Board records show an average annual drop of about 2.56 dollars per person, with total indebtedness about 1.3 million dollars yearly during the Depression. By year end, county net indebtedness is projected near 14.9 million versus 24.19 million in 1924. Detailed per‑county figures follow for 1911 and listed counties including Beaverhead, Lincoln, Madison, Stillwater, and Yellowstone among others.
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Montana
State Board of Equaliscation
Golden Valley
Lincoln
James H Stewart
State Board
Heaverhead
High Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Catter
Cascade
Chanteau
Custer
Daniels
Young Democrats in Helena back Monaghan at meeting
Helena youths formed a Monaghan for Con club at Odds's Cairn. Joseph DePlanes chaired. Jin Klein presided with John McDonald as vice president and Harryrail as secretary. DePhares praised Monaghan’s fitness for office. a visit to Helena was set for June 28 with a members’ meeting to follow.
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Young Democrata
Helena
Odds
Monaghan
Lugh
Monachan
Mt Ft Charles
Carroleal Loge
DePiared Na
Toe
DePlares
Monorthia Wowk
Witeh
Kilen
Meagher County Voter Totals Rise in Primary
Registered voters in Meagher County reached 1,004, a higher count than two years ago. Nine precincts reported a total of 1,394 votes this year, up from 171 in 1930, with 27 precincts in those counties submitting certified registrations to the state auditor.
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Meagher
Witte Sale Whitty Springs
Meagher County
Receiverhip appeal granted and contempt fine imposed
An appeal from the ancillary receivership judgment in the May Hosiery Mills case against F and W Grand 5 10 25 Cent Stores was granted by Judge George M Bourquin in federal court. The court denied the receivership request as fictitious and fined parties $600 for contempt. An appeal bond of $1,000 was approved. Also, an order transferring Jack Evans to North Dakota was granted as he faces a murder charge. Multiple probation and liquor cases were disposed with fines and jail time. M M Mary of Polson was reappointed United States commissioner.
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May Hosiery Mills, Inc
F. and W. Grand
Bourguly
John G. Brown
Jack Evans
District of North Dakota
Bourquin
Evans
CB Dowling
White Sulphur Springs
Ld Kelly
Almer Snyder
Missoula
Wee
Hang Vegoren
Hamilton
Bourquin Nearo
South Park Avenue
Paddy Morgan
South Main
Francis Adams
A P Archer
Missouri
Helena
Great Falls
Bulle
Bulle M M Mary of
Camp athletic field hosts pennant race in baseball
Organized athletics at the camp feature 19 regimental teams in a baseball championship started with three games. Headquarters Co led 24 to 2 over Second Battalion, while Company 39 defeated Company G 0. Hildark edged Waiters in a called game. A consolation bracket and upper lower seedings promise a strong tournament, with finals expected after evening games and plans for permanent fields underway.
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Milnkson
Port Thurrison
Howitser
Hildark
Tia
Bozeman
Battalion Headquarters Co
Culbertoon
Harlem
Kuhapell
Billings
Harlowton
Lewistown
Freid
Democratic county candidates meet at law offices
Democratic candidates for county offices gathered at the law offices of JRN Wine in the Union Bank building for a major meeting presided by Raymond T Nagle. More than 230 attendees heard discussions on campaign plans with lively participation.
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JRN Wine
Union Bank
Raymond T Nagle
Democratic County Central Committee
Cars
Nagle
Bob Flynn
Helena
Oudhet
Mr Flynn
W Or Chhieh
George Mason
Wiliam C Campbell
Peter Hilger
House of Representatives
J Ro Wine
Frank W oMettler
Montana-Dakota Power seeks lower state valuation
The state board of equalization opened hearings on Montana-Dakota Power’s petition to cut the assessed value of its Montana properties. Fred R Gamble, an officer of the company, is expected to testify. Last year the company’s Dakota division was valued at about 6 million dollars. The Montana Dakota firm operates in eastern Montana.
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Montana-Dakota Power Company
Fred R Gamble
Power Company
Satan Dakota
Montana Dakota Company
Montana
State Officials Informal Guests at Officers Mess
Governor Erickson Attorney General LA Foot Secretary of State Woolfarmon and Justice Albert J. Gales visited Camp Erickson in the afternoon. They witnessed the second battalion parade, viewed the camp, and dined at the officers mess. Colonel Withams noted an official troop review next week.
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T of Erickson
LA Foot
Wo Uarmon
Fustive
Supreme Court
Albert J) Gales
Camp Erickson
Erickson
BE OR Withams
Second half taxes renewed higher than previous year
The 26 counties that turned over second half taxes to State Treasurer Williams paid 301,967.42 this year for state upkeep. This is 14,282.38 more than last year when the same counties remitted 287,685.04. Payments were received yesterday from 11 counties with amounts listed compared to 1931.
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F. & Willams
June gasoline tax receipts rise for first half
The state board of equalization reports 265,684 dollars in gasoline tax collected in the first half of June. Chief clerk Phil Greenan said sums may exceed June 1931’s 113,590 dollars. May 1932 gasoline tax totaled 371,908 dollars.
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State Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
MEMBERS HOLD ANAL MEETING SELECT OFFICERS
The Young Mena Christian association held its annual meeting to report progress in membership and finances. Directors D R Smith Norman Webstine Walter Stamey R B Shanduerg and Cecil V Wilgon were elected for three years. H O Mead was named vice president and acting chief executive. Stamey became recording secretary, O A Anderson treasurer, Melvin Davis acting in Andersons absence in Sweden. An executive committee led by the four named and George M Robertson and O B Me Laughlin will plan future policy and summer activities. The program included prayers, reports, and an address urging continued activity. The group thanked Helena newspapers for their support.
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Young Mena Christian Association
R. Smith
Norman Webstine
Walter Stamey
R. B. Shanduerg
Cecil V. Wilgon
Abéjance
H. O. Mead
Stamey
O A. Anderson
Anderson
Sweden
Melvin Davis
Lik
George M. Robertson
O. BE. Me. Laughlin
Mead
Earl van Doren
George N. Fullar
George M Robertson
Mclaughlin
James Robertson
Helena
Cumming to dedicate Hamilton Laboratory
Surgeon General H.8 Cumming will dedicate the Hamilton Laboratory annex at Hamilton in Washington D C with a cornerstone ceremony planned for the fall. The lab, known for research on Rocky Mountain spotted fever, was sold to the federal government by the state institute.
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H. 8, Cumming
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Federal Laboratory
Hamilton
Instsuamar
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