Oil Production Leads With 207 Percent Growth In Montana
Montana's nine months of 1985 oil production surged 207 percent versus 1983, with crude value rising from about 1.25 million to 4.5 million dollars. Car registrations, construction contracts, mining output, bank deposits, tax collections, lumber, farm income, insurance sales, and freight revenues also show sizable year comparisons across 1933 to 1945 era figures.
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Helena
Dee. M
Orde
Montana
National Emergency Council
Lst
Tew
Abmit
Livestock Demand Surges in Western Markets
In Wyoming livestock men report very good lambing conditions with a heavy volume of fat lambs moving to market. Colorado rancher Carl Witten claims a record third crop of alfalfa cut in December. Prices climb as beef and wool markets show strength, with buffalo-like quotes and ranges noted across Montana Wyoming and surrounding states. Cattle conditions near normal, sheep figures strong while ranges remain uneven across western regions.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Carl Witten
Alfolty
Tn Meadows
Chicago
Montana
Agricultural Department
Kansas
Colo Tago
Inoma
Teans
New Mexico
Manganese price cut seen January first
The Daily Metal Trade reports ferro manganese price reduced by $1 to $75 per ton effective January 1. The cut stems from a Brazilian trade pact entering into effect that date, affecting manganese markets and signaling alignment with national standards.
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New York
Man! Banese
Montana agency brief on federal projects and relief efforts
A Montana meeting reviewed progress on federal programs in the state and highlighted earthquakes damage, unemployment relief, and public works. Speakers from the Army Engineers, American Legion, and employment and extension services outlined ongoing projects, disaster relief, and AAA benefits totaling millions for Montana.
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Fort Peck
Frank
Walker
National Emergency Courtel
C.H. Chorpentig
U. &. Ery Engineers Corps
Port Perk Som
T. B. Larkin
Earle Gensterger
Fort Harrison
Veterans” Bureau
Helena
GC. Walls
Fort Tharrison
Montana
Walter ‘T. Bridges
Bridges
Public Works Administration
W. A. Walsh
Martin E. Kelly
AAA
CL ‘Taylor
State Extension Service
Montana Agriculura
War Fear in Europe as Ethiopia Crisis Divides Allies
Reports from Geneva and London show sharp disapproval of Italy's aggression in Africa with Haile Selassie resisting to grant concessions. Mussolini gains mixed reception in Rome while smaller states fear loss of sovereignty as Eden and Hoare face pressure to act.
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Europe
Ethiopia
Paris
Brence
Britain
Mussolini
Xthionia
Alvina
London
Ennis
Pane
Haile Selassi
Hils
Gerat Arleln
France
Ethiona
Pacis
Laval
Oltevils
Haile Belessie
Nedulnus
Geneva
Bornhdy Washingtin
Ate
Mussalini
League of ‘Nations
Rowe
Rome
Preminr
N Duce
Africa
Amba Alaji
Makale
United States
Dessye
Hatle Selassie
Ruling on Old Age Grants in Silver Bow County
Helena December 1. Attorney General Rigmane T Nagle held that the county has sufficient money in the poor fund to pay old age assistance. The commissioners will issue emergency warrants on the fund for net payment. Clarence Hanley, deputy county attorney of Silver Bow county, provided the opinion.
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Helena
Wil
Rig
Mane T. Nagle
Clarence Hanley
Silver Bow County
County Funds Increase Reported with Mixed Receipts
The county reports about 4500 dollars payable today and includes mothers pension warrants totaling roughly 26000. County receipts last month were 245608.89 with 138303.76 to the general fund. Expenditures for November were 8315.13. Trust and agency balances total 448124.45 with 212838.33 to School District No 1. Net income sources include taxes 104800.92 and other receipts 333.44.
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Trust and Agency
Fous
City Finances Report Shows November Totals
The city finances monthly report prepared by City Treasurer Bernard Nolland shows November maintenance and sinking fund receipts of 214 008 24 and expenditures of 36 002 12 leaving a balance of 244 286 87. Total funds on hand November 30 reach 926 748 11 including 62 490 24 in trust and agency funds.
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Butts
Bernard Nolland
Butte Teachers Accept New Pay Scale with Objections
At a recent board meeting the Butte Education Association and the teachers union approved new salary scales while the welfare club objected. The plan credits two years’ experience in Butte for a first year salary of 945 dollars with six quarters of college in addition to a high school diploma. Pay scales vary by years of experience and college credits, with substitute teachers at five fifty per day and nurses’ salaries raised to one hundred forty two dollars and fifty cents plus a three dollar transport allowance.
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Igh
Prand
Silver Bowl Trades and Laver Council
Butle Miners' Union No. 1
Achoazenex
Legion Enterprise
Throwen
Fred 2. Hoot
Thay
Ocme
Shelton Davis
State Normal College
Michael Mounfield
State University
Davis
Mansfield
Buta Jocm
Montana Education Association
Butte Eachers’ Union
Butte Teachers’ Welfare Club
M. B
Teachers’ Union
Welfare Club
BM. E. A
Earler
Leacer
Butte
Baltic Sunmier
Financial ledger totals and fund balances summary
The document lists various municipal funds with totals, receipts, payments, and current balances. Key items include General Yund and General Pund-Get totals, road and alley, parks and playgrounds, library fund, protection of fees and property fund, special road construction fund, storm sewer fund, and a note of 20071 in the printed tax fund.
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Yund
Haledsce
Library Fond
Otal
SL Lola
Silver policy and world markets under U S review
Financial experts weigh United States options on silver as China demonetizes, with possible paths including halting purchases, temporary withdrawal, or continuing buys. Analysts warn any move could disrupt global economies, pinking Britain’s leverage and affecting silver nations. Also brief: Robert J. Guy dies in Kalispell at 77, Montana native since 1863.
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United States
American Treasury
China
Great Britain
Japan
Wall Street
Far East
Ghana
Itts
Klutch Holds False Teeth Tight
Bluteh forma and comfort cushion, holds the plate eighty and it cannot rock or chafe. You can eat and enjoy with sour taste. Read ad from Drug Store.
Federal system guards liberty against centralized power
The essay argues that a strong federal structure preserves state sovereignty and prevents tyranny. It warns progressives against concentrating authority, cites Huey Long and La Guardia as contrasts, and emphasizes defending fundamental principles to keep government free. It notes that real progress and reform occur gradually in each state, lest uniform bad outcomes spread.
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Pather Waih
la Guardia
New York City
Huey Long
Walt Ul Fey
NRA
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Hbverty
Republic
Japan prepared to concede naval parity with Britain
London report from the five power naval conference indicates Japan is ready to grant Britain naval superiority in exchange for equal sea power with the United States. Admiral Nagano floated possible “slight adjustments” to balance security needs while no specific tonnage figures were given. Norman Tavis aims to define the US stance favoring equality of security over strict parity.
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London
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Osemi Nagano
Nagann
Nagano
Norman Tavis
Selemate
LU. S
Dememi Tentarrow
U. S
Rooth Death Notice Anacondas Montana 40-year-old widow
Mrs Augusta Rooth aged 40 years dies at Anacondas and is viewed at Duggan's Merrill mortuary Rainbow room before funeral arrangements. Card of thanks extends gratitude to neighbors friends St Patrick's parish Hod Carriers No 150 and others for sympathy and offerings in bereavement. Additional notices express thanks for loss of son and brother David Gamppell and gratitude to St Mary's parish sisters and priests.
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Thomas Kearney
St. Patrick's Parish
Central High School
Hod Carriers’ Union
No. 150
Kearney
Kearns
David Gamppell
St. Mary's Parish
Jelks Rehearse for Charity Performance at May Theater
Members of the Edits and Mines band rehearsed last evening for a Saturday charity show at the May theater. Proceeds go to the Helena earthquake fund. Tickets went on sale with Elks lodge and band members holding tickets. additional offerings and bouquets were noted from Mr and Mrs Thomas Poy and family.
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Edits and Mines
May Theater
Helena
Clgar
The
Elks Lodge
Lillberg Rites Set For 79 Year Old Resident
The remains of Susana Lillberg, 79, are at Sherman Reed funeral home for a 2 PM Saturday service led by Rev Anttd Kopra at Mountain View. Burial details follow. Nettie Gavin, 40, wife of Ress Gavin, died in the city last evening and her remains are at Sherman Reed Ceres home with funeral notice to follow.
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Lillberg
Susana Lillberg
Shermen & Reed Funeral
Anttd Kopra
Mountain View
Gavin
Mre_Nettie
Ress Gavin
O'Rouche Apartments
Remens
Sherman & Reed Ceres
Gillispie R.P. to be laid to rest at Daly Shee mortuary
The body of Richard P. Gillispie is at Daly Shee mortuary where funeral arrangements are pending a Saturday service.
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