Senator Wheeler Seeks Rural School Funding For Montana
In Glacier County Montana Senator Wheeler urged Congress to authorize a $100,000 fund to improve schools serving mix of Indian and white children in Glacier County. The original $100,000 appropriation dates to 1994. Also on June 15, the Colorado Governmental Research Association announced its formation to study public expenditures with aims to curtail them.
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Glacier County
Wullahhngton
Burton J. Wheeler
Moretana
Congress
Ginder County
Montana
Denver
Colorado Governmental Research Association
Modern Menus by Mrs Gaynor Madios and Related Dishes
A fragmentary cooking column lists fish chowder and halibut chowder recipes with ingredients and steps, then outlines a future menu including breakfast lunch and dinner items. It also notes Havre’s WPA funded city swimming pool construction led by City Engineer George EB Atkinson, detailing size and features.
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Havre
George EB. Atkinson
Peterson Resigns State Position to Join the AA
Carl J. Peterson, a pioneer in Montana agricultural extension, resigns as district extension agent to become associate agricultural economist for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He will begin new duties June 15 and travel across the northern Great Plains region. Peterson helped found Montana’s extension service and held multiple key roles from 1904 onward, including Fergus County agent and early state leadership. A second item reports physicians removing a safety pin from the mouth of 4-month-old Robert Griffin in Overland Park, Kansas.
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Carl J. Peterson
Montana
Vericultural Assistment Administration
J. ©. Taylor
Montana Lytension Service
Tureday
Peterson
Great Pavia
Taylor
Ince
Montana State College
Fia
Faror
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Fergus County
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MM. Ted Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
J. C. Taylor
Agricul
Petergan
Adana Land Company
Threa Forks
Extension Service
Extension Cvonomital
Sheridan County
Kansas
Wily
Reobert Griffin
Overland Park
Ken
Stranded Family Receives City Aid Before Departure
Havre residents C H Trapp and his three young daughters left Kalispell for home with help from the city and Red Cross after arriving nearly penniless. They received groceries, fuel, and money during a difficult stay, while officials investigated conditions and arranged relief.
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Sune
C. H. Trapp
Havre
Bie Wits
Trepp
Havrerey
Dickey
FO. Wining
Levi Gallatad
Po Druckhauser
Sayre
Bruck
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