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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

2

Average of Farm Prices Declines in Montana

Montana farm price index fell three points to 297 on May 15, 1952, with declines across grains dairy meats and hay while many prices still compared above 1910-14 base. Wheat eased to 1.95 a bushel. beef cattle $28.60 per cwt. hogs $19.60. butterfat 72 cents. eggs 29.5 cents a dozen. potatoes rose to $2.60 a bushel. flaxseed 3.37. wool 54 cents a pound.

Helena Montana Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Bamboo grows eighteen inches in twenty four hours

A measurement records bamboo reaching an 18 inch growth in a 24 hour period confirming rapid plant expansion.

Ennis Man Heads Montana Masons in State Meet

Helena dispatch reports William Ray Kohls of Ennis elected most illustrious grand master of the Grand Council of the Royal and Select Masters at the Montana York Rite Royal Arch Masons annual convention. Officers named include Lyman Smith of Billings deputy grand master and Ed win Grafton of Helena grand treasurer. The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Montana will meet Friday and Saturday.

Helena William Ray Kohls Ennis Grand Council of the Royal and Montana York Rite Royal Arch Masons Lyman FE. Smith Billings Ben R. Draper Edwin Grafton Ralph N. Lodge Frank W. Osborne Great Falls Walter A. Kennedy Missoula Laurence FE. Anderson Glendive Walter R. Flachsenhar Forsyth Lewis Prater Butte Frank Jackson Sheridan Grand Sentinel Knights Templar of

Montana Gas Tax Drive Gathers Support Across Counties

Helena June 4 A campaign to add one cent to gasoline taxes gains momentum as four Montana counties Prairie Golden Valley Treasure and Judith Basin reach or exceed petition quotas of eight percent of registered voters. Governor Bonner appointee George Schotte says federal aid could rise if Congress approves an 8. six million dollar annual Montana share for two years, increasing state matching requirements and widening funding gaps.

Helena U.P George Schotte Butte Schotte Prairie Golden Valley Treasure Judith Basin John W. Bonner Montana

War Veteran From Livingston Dies at 61

John P. Maloney of Livingston aged 61 and a World War I veteran died Wednesday at Fort Harrison Veterans Administration hospital after being a patient since April 2. He enlisted July 23, 1918 in Livingston and was discharged May 21, 1919 at Fort Russell Wyoming. He was born in Livingston and is survived by a brother Tom of Livingston.

Helena John P. Maloney Livingston Fort Harrison Veterans Administration Hospital Maloney Army Fort Russell Wyo Tom

Billings Girl Is Drowned

Eight year old Rosemary Warner was found drowned in Alkali creek pool east of Billings after a 12 hour disappearance. Undersheriff Schwan located the body at dawn aided by the Warner family dog. Coroner Boice ruled drowning. Sheriff Stewart noted overflow irrigation water made the bluff rim slippery.

Billings Rosemary Warner Alkali Creek Val G. Schwan Warner Schwan Mel Boice Roy P. Stewart

Seven Firms File Articles of Incorporation in Helena

Seven groups filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Sam Mitchell. They include Rosebud Community Center Absarokee Kalispell Employers' Council McCone County Farmers' Union Circle Southern Montana Hereford Association Laurel Billings Boat Club Troy Moose Lodge and Billings Polytechnic Institute foundation. The foundation aims to aid students through scholarships and related support.

Helena U.P Sam Mitchell Rosebud Community Center Absarokee Kalispell Employers’ Council McCone County Farmers’ Union Association of Circle Southern Montana Hereford Association of Laurel Billings Boat Club Troy Moose Lodge Billings Polytechnic Institute Foundation The Polytechnic Foundation Kalispell

Parking Meters Move Toward City Ordinance Change

Butte council moves to replace a twilight parking zone with unrestricted meter areas and sets hearings on a 70 page traffic ordinance. Bids for street paving and materials are opened with O’Connor Kalispell and Kiely Butte among bidders.

Butte Development Association Gene Daly Earl McCarthy Pete Sodja Joe Kissock Ed Hastings Sodja Kissock Thomas R. Morgan John Seton Hastings North Main Street Butte O'Connor Construction Company Kalispell Kiely Construction Company Charles Shannon Company Judiciary Committee John Lindquist Police Committee George Richardson Public Roads Administration National Safety Council Richardson Billings Great Falls Helena Northwestern University

Butte council debates land transfer for Civic Center pool

The Civic Center commission seeks to transfer land now housing the city incinerator to the county to clear ground for a proposed swimming pool, with a bond issue eyed for November. A June 16 public meeting was set to discuss the plan amid questions of cost and timing.

Civic Center Commission Daly Lloyd Crippen Butte Chamber of Commerce Council Crippen Tim J. Sullivan Sullivan Butte Morgan Alex McDonald Antimony John McCartan McDonald John O'Donnell

Montana Easter seal sales to raise nearly 30000 dollars

Montana's nineteenth annual Easter seal sale campaign is expected to bring in nearly $30,000, according to Mearl Fagg, state seal sale director. Returns from several communities had not been received. More than 91 percent of the money raised will stay in Montana to aid handicapped children and adults.

Billings U.P Montana Mearl Fagg Fagg

Bozeman College to Graduate 400 graduates

More than 400 persons will receive degrees from Montana State College on Monday at the annual commencement exercises. Acting president P. C. Gaines will present the diplomas. There will be no commencement speaker. Baccalaureate services Sunday evening will feature Dr. T Rutledge Beale of Billings as speaker.

Bozeman Montana State College P. C. Gaines MSC

Four $50 Journalism Scholarships to MSU Students

Four Montana high school journalism students were named recipients of $50 scholarships toward next year’s MSU journalism program. Winners: Jo Ann La Duke Ronan Barbara Knight Laurel Charles N Cooper Billings Bernard Kim Forman Miles City. Alternates: Barbara Mellett Hamilton Margaret Schell Wibaux William E Hallinan Whitefish Mary Helen Pemberton Broadus. Scholarships by Powwow Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association.

Missoula Montana Montana State University James L. C. Ford MSU Jo Ann la Duke Ronan Barbara Knight Laurel Charles N. Cooper Billings Bernard Kim Forman Miles City Barbara Mellett

Peter Henlein Linked To Early Watch Invention

Historian notes Peter Henlein, a German locksmith, is believed to have created one of the first portable timepieces about five centuries ago, a milestone in horology.

Peter Henlein

Release Montana Census Figures

The U S Commerce department on Wednesday reported Montana’s 1950 census shows children under five born after World War II outnumber all other ages. The under ten group is 20.9 percent, with 11.5 percent under five and 9.4 percent aged five to nine. The 75 plus group rose from 1.9 percent in 1940 to 2.5 percent in 1950, totaling 14,977.

Washington Montana U. S. Commerce Department

Ecuador Named for Equator Crossing

Ecuador in South America derives its name from the equator that runs through the country. The term reflects its geographic position as the line of zero latitude.

Ecuador South America

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