Hoover signs 1.118 billion revenue bill to balance budget
Washington June 6 Hoover signed the 1 118 500 000 budget balancing revenue measure after swift Senate approval 46 to 35. The act lifts total tax take to about 2 4055 million with a 8 percent power tax and strong opposition from insurgents over the provision to be paid by power companies. The bill aims to steady federal finances and raise new revenue. Seventy percent of the vote recorded in the roll call shows party lines.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Senate
Senate Today
House
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Tonight
Harts and Morleys Move to Wolf Point
Scott Hart state highway engineer moved to Wolf Point from Poplar on Thursday. He purchased the John Listerud home. The Harry Morley family is settling in the Nyland house on Dawson Street they recently bought. Wolf Point welcomes both families.
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Scott Hart
Poplar
John Listerud
Harry Morley
Nyland House
Dawson Street
Three youths confess guilt in larceny charge
Friday night of last week the Cogawell store at Oldtown was broken into and over $50 in cash, gloves, cigarets, watches and other items stolen. Thornburg confessed after arrest, implicating Olson and Dietrich. They pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny and face sentencing June 22. Dietrich, Thornburg, and Olson are 18 to 22, all first offenders. Olson said he planned the robbery for free board.
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Cogawell
Oldtown
Harry Thornburg
Lowe
Thornburg
Lynn Olson
Walter Dietrich
Helmer
Bogut
Wolf Point Farmers Union Elevator forms stock company
A meeting of McCone and Roosevelt Farmers Union units led to organizing the Wolf Point Farmers Union Cooperative Elevator as a stock company with about 75 shares subscribed. Oscar Horsford was elected president, J R Evans secretary, and directors include Ras mus Halvorson Ben Thompson Holger Johnson. The Terminal association of St Paul will transfer 34 shares of premium stock to the new company. The Montana State Partners Union convention is set for Wolf Point October 13 to 15.
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Farmers Union
National Grain Corporation
Wolf Point Farmers Union Cooperative Elevator Company
McCone
Roosevelt F. U
Glenn Talbot
F. U. Terminal Association of
St. Paul
Oscar Horsford
J. R. Evans
Rasmus Halvorson
Ben Thompson
Holger Johnson
Wolf Point FP. A
Terminal Association
Montana State Partners Union
Wolf Point
Tuberculin Test Reminder and X-ray Plans
McCone residents urged to attend tuberculin testing on Saturday June 11 from 10 am to 12 noon at the office. Those with positive reactions must return in 48 hours. X-rays are being taken and will be interpreted by Dr Craig and Dr Hitchcock. Affected families should bring or arrange X-ray data. aim to complete by June 15. Also a McCone County Child Welfare Council meeting in Vida on June 13 at 2 pm for all organization representatives.
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Craig
Hitchcock
Great Falls
McCone County Child Welfare Council
Vida
May tax collection totals announced by county treasurer
County Treasurer Dwight Lohr reports May current tax receipts amounting to 157 744 80. The May total of all tax collections reaches 170 774 42.
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Dwight Lohr
Wolves Keep Up Winning Streak In Local Baseball Game
The Wolves beat Bainville Weaneaters 12 to 6 as Brandon & Company led 11-1 at the seventh inning before fielding slips. Weingartner pitched, Martin caught, with Brandon, Jacob, Courchene, Prendergast, Fenne, High Hagle and Quirk in the lineup amid a sparse scoring record.
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Wolves
Bainville Weaneaters
Brandon & Company
Weingartner
Buinvilles
Martin
Brandon
Jacob
Courchene
Prendergast
Fenne
High Hagle
Quirk
Plans Formed for Community Pool Cost Estimate
The community considers building a pool with options of a 40 by 80 rectangular design or an 84 foot diameter circular pool. Estimates cover concrete, steel, excavation, piping, drains, and labor, with a price range from 2500 to 2983 dollars. An 800 dollar current fund and anticipated 300 dollars in donated labor aim to launch construction soon. Also notes visit of Mrs. Jack Keating from Seattle and local well wishes.
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Herald
Morris Listerud
P. Swedberg
C. BE
Hows
Scott Hart
Curran Files For Representative In Roosevelt County
Mrs. Lucy Curran, along with Mrs. Walter Blair and Mrs. Brade Nelson of Poplar, were in Wolf Point on Wednesday as Curran filed for representative. Her three terms in the legislature bring experience to Roosevelt county.
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Lucy Curran
Walter Blair
Brade Nelson
Poplar
Wolf Point
Curran
Roosevelt County
Man Sentenced for Larceny at Tule Creek Reed Camp
Nell was arrested for stealing articles from the Reed sheep camp on Tule creek. He pleaded guilty before Judge Gordon and was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail.
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Vealee Nell
Tule Creek
Gordon
Possible Democratic Convention Chair Candidates Named
Senator Thomas J. Walsh is listed as a probable candidate for permanent chairman at the Chicago Democratic National Convention. Everett Shouse is also mentioned as a prospective chair contender for the same role.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Chicago
Everett Shouse
Who's Who With Co Candidates
A list of filed candidates for county offices is given with party labels and home towns. Notable entries include State senator Ernest L. Walton of West Point and Lucy A Curran for representative, with several Republicans and Democrats named for sheriff, treasurer, clerk, and other posts across Poplar, Froid, and nearby towns.
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Repubicans
Corel Ptewig
Ernest L. Walton Wost
Arthur Ryder
Froid Sul
Lucy A Curran
M. P.trétine
Dolly Casker
Dem
Poplar
Dulins Hess
W. ©. Adams
Chris Jacobsen
Victor Nyquist
Froid
Henry P. Lowe
John W. Moran
Nels Sparbel
Dwight Lohn
Calvin L. Rogers
Frank Catlin
Thos. R. Forbes
Margaret N. Inglehart
L. M. Clayton
Sullivan County
Charles L. Arrivee
Poplar Township
Daniel Mitchell
Moen
Harry A. Inman
C. G. Collins
John J. Stensland
Paul M. Gribble
Earl Maltby
Ed Camrud
Vida Cleans Up on Culbertson in Big League Style
Vida pitcher Dye dominated Culbertson in a 5 to 0 victory before a record crowd. Joe Schillinger starred behind the plate while Culbertson’s Jensen started and Brown finished. Dye struck out every batter, faced no walks, and homered in the fifth for Vida’s fifth run.
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Vida-Culbertson
Dye
Vida
Joe Schiliinger
Elmer
Jensen
Culbertson
Brown
Jones
Joe Schillinger
Cooper
A. Loendorf
Fee iHeee Dye
M. Singleton
S&s
Q. Loendorf
Williams
G. Singleton
C Nefzger
F Jacobson
RF Schillinger
Culbertson H Hi
BC Mate
Nick
Y Ryder
Janes
Moen
Bowers
Hagen
Nefzser
Bad storm damages Nickwall area Saturday night
Nickwall correspondent reports a severe wind storm between 12 and 2 o'clock Saturday night causing extensive damage. Outbuildings lost roofs, Will Remley's house roof blew off, a wall collapsed, and livestock including turkeys and chickens were harmed. Damage assessed as significant with scattered debris and disrupted sheds.
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Nickwall
Will Remley's
Walla
Noeltter
G. R. Nails
Wilder Bishop's Way
BE. W. Martin Kennery
Grandview
Senate approves Wheeler bills for school funding
A June 8 Washington dispatch reports the Senate passed the Wheeler bill authorizing 50000 dollars to cooperate with the Wolf Point school board to extend a high school shared with Fort Peck Indian children, and 15000 dollars for completion of a high school at Prader. The bills were sent to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Wolf Point
Fort Peck Reserve Flon
Prader
Mar Tho
Ie House
Mrs. Gits Returns From Pleasant Idaho Vacation
Mrs. Louise Gits came home Tuesday morning after visiting St. Maries with daughter Mrs. Raymond Mitchell and son Elmer. She enjoyed western Idaho scenery and time with her children and Miss Myrtle Keckler, a former Wolf Point teacher. Ebner Gushaw attended St. Maries, plans to be a senior next year, and worked well in the woods this summer.
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Louise Gits
St. Maries
Raymond Mitchell
Elmer
School Faculty on Summer Vacations
Teachers scatter for breaks with assignments and travel plans across universities and states. Many will study or visit family, including U of Minnesota, U of Montana, Ellendale North Dakota, Seattle, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Montana trips, plus trips to Ireland and Glacier Park as Mrs. Reed plans Portland and Mr. Livingston pursues a master’s degree.
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Mildred Tabiin
U. of Minnesota
Rosit Lee
U. of Montana
Julia Poole
Ellendale
N. Dak
Lt Anderson
Burnetad
Harriette Newman
Dillon College
Mont
Bessie Anderson
Louise Carlson
Mayville
Garton
McCone County
Katherine Powers
University of Washington
Bdax Landgren
U, of Washington
Sadie McManigal
Olle
Mabel Hatch
Seattle
Ilan Brandon
Boston
Stebbina
Wolf Point
Miss Strickland
Duluth
Mrs. Kurtz
Miss Dier
Wolf Farm
Miss Hendrickson
Marietta
Minn
Miss Randall
Mr. Johnson
U. of
U. of Wisconsin
National Education Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Livingston
Elk Mound
Wisconsin
Simon
Jordan
Minnesota
Vidaries Spotlight Pitching In A Notable Game
A vivid game display drew praise for Culbertson and the Vidaries as the brass bind showcased fine pitching. The crowd noted the effort, wondering why the surreal enfurling gesture wasn’t performed after a strong showing.
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Ation
Vidaries
Culbertson
Rainy spell drenches state with floods and weeds
The article notes heavy showers and cloudbursts across Montana causing floods from Lanark to Bainville. It reports six etc. It mentions wooly worm eggs, grasshoppers, and a local golf match interrupted by rain. It describes widespread crop and property damage, delayed trains, and flooded streets as emergency crews move stock and guard bridges.
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Bainville
Lanark
Main Street
Here
Valley Tribune
Court Terms Set For Bramble Cart Woodmunere Cases
Court schedules two days this week for several matters. In the estate of J K Bramble about 50 dollars in tims to be paid, and multiple claims approved in Tom Cart estate. Jessie T Woodmunere estate hearing fixed for June 22. Reicer vs McCann demurrer overruled with 20 days to answer. Custody decided for minor Clarence Little Bull. Jones vs Jones order to show cause returnable June. Foreclosure decree in Bressler case. Cogswell burglary case: Walter Deiteich Harry Thornberg and Lynn Olson plead guilty and await June 22 sentencing, bonds set at 1000.
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Paul
Werelieve
J. K. Bramble
Tims
Tom Cart
Ion
Jessie T. Woodmunere
Leonard G. Reicer
Florian McCann
Agnes Little Bull
Little Bull
Clarence Little Bull
Marie Jones
John J. Jones
Burtha Bressler
My K. Smith
O. A. Jaran
Walter Deiteieh
Harry Thornberg
Lynn Olson
T. Cogswell
Bonde
Wteh
Nashua service man dies at Fort Harrison
Funeral services were held at Nashua Lutheran church for John M. Hovland who died at Fort Harrison June 1 after heart trouble. Burial at Glasgow cemetery with military honors. Survived by wife four daughters two sons youngest 14 months. Born Rothsay Minnesota 1894. Enlisted at outbreak of war served until after Armistice. Family long resided near Nashua in Larslan area. Two brothers also in the community.
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Nashua Lutheran Church
John M. Hovland
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Glasgow
Mr. Hovland
Rothsay
Minn
Larslan
Nashua
Hovland
Auxiliary Children To Broadcast Flag Day Program
The children of Auxiliary members will broadcast a Flag Day program over KGCX next Tuesday evening June 14. A miscellaneous program is contemplated.
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KGCX
Taxpayers Association Holds Culbertson Session
The Roosevelt County Taxpayers Association met in Culbertson last Saturday to elect officers and discuss county political campaign matters. A large turnout included many officials and candidates. New officers are Dave Nelson president H C Bjorge vice president H C Parks secretary. County Agent Warden spoke and several officials addressed the meeting. The group will remain nonpartisan in primaries but may endorse candidates afterward.
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Roovevelt County Taxpayers Association
Culbertson
Dave Nelson
H. C. Bjorge
H. C. Parks
Listeruds Leave Minnesota for Southern California
Mr and Mrs John Listerud and Helen depart Monday by car for Minnesota to visit friends then move to southern California where Helen will study. The Listeruds were early Wolf Point settlers active in town affairs and many friends will miss them.
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John Listerud
Helen
Minnesota
California
Listeruds
Wolf Point
Guests of Lions at luncheon discuss county taxes
Chris Jacobsen and R A Harbor of Freid attended a Lions Club luncheon hosted by C Le Rogers. A Warden, noted state extension expert, spoke briefly on taxes and used charts to compare county department costs.
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Chris Jacobsen
R. A. Harbor
Freid
C. le Rogers
Lions
A. W. Warden
Accident at Oswego injures two boys in collision
A collision in Oswego occurred when a car backed onto the highway, injuring two young boys. They are the sons of Joe Hanson and Arthur Neubauer. The exact cause of the accident was not learned.
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Oswego
Joe Hanson
Arthur Newbauer
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