New Egg Grading Terms Implemented by Farm Division
State Agriculture Commissioner James T. Sparling announces a new egg grading terminology change to reduce buyer confusion. AA Specht grade replaces standard, A grade Extras replaces Extras, and third grade Standards becomes Stangants trades, with both terms used in selling. A forthcoming bulletin will detail the changes and be mailed to registrants and out-of-state parties.
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Pew
State
James T. Ruarling
Department of Agriculture
Sparling
Eastern Montana Breeders Hopeful With Grass Regrowth
State veterinarian Dr. W. J. Butler reports rains revived feeding grasses in eastern Montana. Buffalo grass and sage are returning, promising ample forage this year, while crops lag. Despite drought in 1930, sheep and cattle herds shrinkage remains, but lambs may be fatter due to better pasture. grasshoppers are less numerous but still cause damage.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Situ Hyestock Sanitary Board
Butler
Janda Bure
Montana Thin Reef
Summer shutdowns in court halted in historic session
San Francisco on June 28 reports that two new justices of the Ninth Circuit United States Court of Appeals took seats, pledging to end the practice of seasonal court shutdowns. The session marked the first summer term in circuit court history and signaled a move toward continuous operation.
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San Francisco
Federal
Junge
William Pehtman
Ninth District
United States Court of Appenty
Dan Todas
Trice Denman
Forest poster by Flagg aids war on fires in forests
NEW FOREST poster designer James Montgomery Flagg created Your Forest Your Fault Your Loss to curb forest fires. Helena National Forest supervisor J Tenpler said the painting, donated to the federal government, is being distributed regionally. President Roosevelt praised Flagg for reminding the public that most fires are man caused and preventable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Montgomery Plugs
Tenpler
Helena National Forest
United States
Flagg
Forest Service
Helena Forest
Roosevelt
America
James Montgomery
Iit
University football star injured in automobile accident
Leonard Noyes former Tutte State University football star suffered a broken leg and injuries when his car left the roadway about four miles west of Avon. He was found unconscious by Jean Smith a highway patrol stenographer and rushed to Deer Lodge hospital. Noyes now plays in Missoula and has been prominent in college football for the past two years.
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Leonard Noyes
Tutte
Muri
Avon
Jean Smith
Highway Patrol
Deer Lodge
Lon Boederker
Iin Montua
Iin Montua Highway Patrol, Expressed (Her Theory Noms
Tinetesker
Noyes
Watson to resign from Welfare Board in reveal
Joseph Watson will quit the state Welfare Board as Joseph B Watson steps down as assistant administrator to join the Public Works Commission Wednesday. T. M. Brandjord says no successor has been named and doubts anyone will be appointed. Watson has served as federal relief administrator for about a year and came to Helena from Butte.
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T. M. Brandjord
Moritana Public Nature Commisnion
Voalil
Watson
Flo
Uni
WPA Status Update Indicates No Change Yet
Officials disclosed no concrete information on changes to the administrative organization. Whispers suggested possible parallel elimination of four district offices in Jarro Great Malla Nitinga and Hutte, but no decision or relocation detail was confirmed. Washington officials were expected to clarify state posture imminently.
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Wulha
Offleon
Jarro
Great Malla
Nitinga
Hutte
Slace
Washington
Morrison Cave Park Deeded to State by Senate Bill
Governor Ayers reports passage of a Senate bill gifting Morrison cave park in Jefferson County to Montana. The CCC improved the site and a road from Whitehall requires the land swap. Nanita Sherlock brokered the land exchange, rail assets formed, with the state to receive the park upon road completion and open next summer with revenue support.
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Roy E. Ayers
Genes
Murray
Burton Kk
Wheeler
United Stiles Senate
Morrison Cave Park
Montana
Jefferson
County
C.c.c
C.C.C. Hays
Whitehall
United States
Nanita B. Sherlock
Jefferson County
State Land Board
Rutledge Parker
KIWANIANS HEAR CARL LEHMAN ON AIR EXPRESS WORK
Carl W. Lehman, general agent for Yalway Express Agency, spoke to Wiwanis about air express operations. He described shipments, routing, and notable deliveries, and noted amusing experiences in the field. The club scheduled a Tuesday meeting on July 7 on the mezzanine floor. J C Taylor and Grover C Taylor of Boxenton were announced.
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Carl W. Lehman
Yalway Express
Wiwanis Club
Apeney
All Express
Eucals
J. C. Taylor
Grover C. Taylor
Boxenton
Charles J Fisk Montana Pioneer Called by Death
Charles James Fisk 70 a veteran newspaper man and pioneer of Montana died June 23 at Sacaton Arizona. Funeral services were held June 25 in Phoenix. Born near Helena February 16 1867 he helped publish a Townsend paper and later worked for the Helena Herald and several other papers. Survived by his wife Marion two siblings a nephew and other relatives. interment at Vallejo California.
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Charles James Fisk
Sacaton
Ariz
Phoenix
Mr. Fisk
Helena
van Hayden
Allen Flak
Townsend
Lis Anclas
Andrew J
Robert E. Fisk
Fisk
Helens Independent
Great F'nia Leader
Miscoutian
Butte Miner and Post
Seattle Star and Post Intelligencer
Fink
Alaska
Cordova Times
Ketchikan
Anchorage Times
States
Arizona
Marion J. Johnston
van H. Fisk
Wrangell
Gloria Bretherton
Los Angeles
van H. Bretherton
San Diego
Calif
Vallejo
Sherm Smith Finishes Long Distance Bet Payout
Sherm Smith a Helena attorney confined at Maso hospital in Rochester Minnesota mailed checks from his bed to settle long distance bets with friends over a dream match between Jim Braddock and Joe Louis. Brown Bomber Detroit knockout comment sparked playful nicknames and ribbing for those who backed the wagers.
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Sherm Smith
Helena Attarney
Maso Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Sherm
Iriahman
Mr. Braddock
Calder
Detroit
Sharm
Whooping Gough On Increase In State Weekly Report
Whooping cough rose to 47 cases in the latest Montana bulleting from state epidemologist Dr. B K Kile bourne as doctors log a jump from 27. Other communicable diseases show varied changes across the state including tuberculosis typhoid measles and mumps with Willow Creek reporting Rocky Mountain spotted fever in an early line of the report.
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Gough
Montana
B. K. Kilebourne
Rocky Mountain
Willow Creek
Helena Library Summer Reading List Highlights Youth Reads
Helena public library lists numerous titles for boys and girls ideal for summer reading. Notable picks include Mystery of the Empty Room by Seamen, Riders of the Rio Grande by Balch, Great Adventure by Hall, Stars of Sabra by Seaman, Ques tera of the Desert by Schultz, and Plainsman Wild and Luckok by Wilatac.
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Helena
Seamen
Rockies
Schulte
Blaze
Walt
Schultz
Mistress Madcap
Sherman
Rage
Rohan
AlHaon
Harper
Chultz
Lent
Ssaman
Nancy Safle
Waason
Captain Taddy
Sailor China
Peet
Jeroma Anthony
Evans
Soredy
Morley
Juan
Juanita
Traylor
Salter
Eaglon
Tuevnds
Finnt
Plainsman
Ana Litckok
Wilatach
Patrolmen Receive New Motorcycles for Flying Squadron
Five Montana patrolmen mounted new motorcycles for the flying squadron. Patrol Supervisor Lou Boedecker said the unit can be assembled quickly and combat heavy traffic at large events. Riders named are W. W. Beckwith of Missoula Donald Mercer of Livingston Forrest Kearns of Billings Hugh Potter and Ervin Wickert of Helena. The motorcycles carry fire extinguishers.
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Montana
jMedway
Yeaterday
Lou Boedecker
Boederker
Ars W. W. Beckswith
Missoula
Donald Mercer
Livingston
Forrest Kearns
Billings
Hugh Potter
Ervin Wickert
Helena
Boulder Springs Hotel Leased and Under New Seattle Manager
Announcement yesterday states Boulder Springs hotel leased to Lyman Reed of Seattle with Frank Chamberlain as manager since April 1. A three day Fourth of July grand opening celebration is planned including a Saturday night dance and continued overflow dining. Mineral baths may open later, with first aid kits and patrol equipment to be installed.
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Mandy
Boulder
Spridga
Lyman, Hteed
Seattie
Frank Chamberlain
Reed
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Bill
Niewepapenfrphiy
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Joseph Watson
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Senate
Carl Lehman
AIR Express
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Ilyath
Charles J. Fisk
Fanat
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Boulder Springs
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Dan Toung
Moat Frome
Milwaukee
Standard Oil
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