Play production dazzles with a dreamlike cast in Deer Lodge
A school dramatic entry titled The Spins Ready to Produce Play featured a large cast led by Skast Kelley as the clerk Floyd Bame Diana Garwood and Kathleen Mulcahy. Miss Mary Blaisdell directed with Diggle funder supplying guidance. Local residents report visits and a recent marriage license issued to Ray McGee and Pearl Cooke.
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Henrietta Darby
Gertrude
Rudolph
Marie Kiwan
Enasor
M'Corkle
the Tauber
Kenneth Denton
Diggle Funder
Mary Blaisdell
Dillon Rotary discusses professions at luncheon
Dillon Apr 2 and Dillon Rotary club held a regular lunch meeting chaired by T. E. Luenpen. County Attorney T Gilbert spoke on law, Rev F X Leschner on the ministry, A T Peterson principal of Beaverhead County High School on education, and J R D Curry on dentistry. The program drew many Rotarians and at next meeting nominations will be made for a new board of directors.
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Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
T. E. Luenpen
T. . Gilbert
F. X. Leschner
A. ‘T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
J. R. D. Curry
Proceeds From War Film to Aid Local Ex-Service Men
Deer Lodge reports that during American Legion Night on April 28 a war film will be shown to raise funds. Proceeds are designated for local ex-service members with the event described as a high quality presentation.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Library Reports Busy Month and Local News Notes
The Deer Lodge library circulated 1797 books in March with juvenile titles leading. Deer Lodge notes report visits by R D Latable, T R Peck, Frank Rodgers, and others. Mrs Nell Fox Davies and Frances Burks traveled to Garrison for official matters, while Anton Jacobsen and J H Miller conducted county business. Funeral services for Chris Krahen.
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Deer Lodge
R. D. Latable
TR. Peck
Livingston
Tm Deer Lodge
Frank Rodgers
Gold Creek
Carl Bensie
Fifth Street
Nell Fox Davies
Mia Frances Burks
Garrison
Davies
Anton Jacobsen
J. H. Miller
Missoula
B.& Cuietn
E I. H. Summers
Beatle, Wash
Fr. Holenbdeck
Chris Krahen
Hamilton Apr 3 Fratfeld and Pearl Unite in Marriage
Nina Fratfeld and Pearl Blood wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. EB Obert of the Christian church officiating. Marian Hatfeld and Bernard Taylor attended. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief honeymoon and a baby daughter was born Monday at Hamilton hospital to Mrs Lawrence Glassty of Darby. Rev Richard Whitehouse returned from Thompson Pally and Bredenatine where he preached. EW McRae of Darby Dispatch was away in Los Angeles Long Beach for a month. Jacob Weinstooh travels through Hamilton rest of the week. Mrs Sludone at the University visits Misouli for a week. Marvin Warren and family greeting property owners in that community.
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Hiey
Nina Fratfeld
Pearl
Revi L. EB. Obert
The
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Mien Marian Hatfeld
Bernard Taylor
Weir
Lawrence Glassty
Darby
Hamilton Hospital
Ichard Whitehouse
Thompson Pally
Bredenatine
EW. McRae
Darby Dispatch
Los Angel Long Beach
Sts
Bowden
Breen
Jacob Weinstooh
Misouli
Vinling
Sludone
Marvin ‘Warren
Leye
Pagan Fttoee Jenkins
Sula
Anderson
Helena to Enlarge Rifle Range at Fort Harrison
April 2 reports state shoots of the national guard under civilian rifle clubs. The federal government approved extending the rifle range at Fort Harrison and leasing it to the state government. The adjutant general Williams says the project will include enlargement and permanent improvements funded by the government.
Station at Dunkirk will not be closed in Montana order
The Great Northern Railway’s bid to discontinue the Dunkirk agency in Toole County was denied by the Montana Highway Commission. The agency at Floweree in Chouteau County was allowed to close, but the line must maintain a station and meet shipper needs.
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Dunkirk
Fiblena
Gres Northern Railway
Toole County
Montana Hiway Commission
Commissian
Floweree
Chouteat
Funeral 15 Held For Late Dennis Brennan
The funeral for the late Dennis Brennan was held at Grelock from St Rose Catholic church with Rev F X Leschner officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Brennan died yesterday at the county farm and was 59. A Beaverhead resident for years, little is known of his life and relatives could not be located. He worked on local ranches during his residence.
Old Indian faces murder charges in Colorado
Aged medicine man Mormon Joe of the Southern Ute tribe in Colo faces two murder charges one federal for accessory in burying alive an 18 day old infant and one state for the slaying of a prison cell mate Joseph Chaves. Testimony shows the two men clashed over burial of the infant and mother in a tribal rite at Cortes Jail.
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Mormon Joe
Colorado
Joe
Montezuma County
Joseph Chaves
Cortes
Chaves
Iso
Red
Anaconda March Weather Summary Despite Mild Temperatures
Anaconda Weather Bureau reports March as unusually mild with a high near 63 degrees and a low around 30. Precipitation totaled about 42 inches for the season, snowfall slightly higher than last year, and monthly averages show warmth with notable variability inMarch conditions. Observed by Frank Kennedy, city temperatures and precipitation were compared with previous years.
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Friary Mareh
Mona Dure
Mercury
Frank Kennedy
Reagen
Revision of Tax Law 15 The Data Driven Overhaul
A Senate committee of five, with about sixty engineers, accountants and lawyers, revises the income tax law. The task, begun after the war, aims to survey operations, simplify provisions, and relieve the tax bureau and the public. Sessions run through June 1 and are private, resembling auditors’ reviews rather than public hearings.
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Washington
Congress
Couzens
Treasury
Dataide
Income ‘Tax Bureau
Senate
Tax case reopenings and Senate Cousens fallout
The article discusses looming reforms to taxation and a planned fall release of measures. It notes expectations of lower rates and taxes, while asserting Senator Couzens bears no direct responsibility for the stock valuation disputes tied to Henry Ford’s company. It explains the valuation was set by the government at Ford’s request, not by Couzens, and outlines possible political embarrassment for the government as it weighs discretion over stock values and tax due. Varying captioned details mention allotments near camp and a medicinal ad snippet at the end.
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Congress
Senator
Cousens
Couzens
Henry ‘Ford
Lestor Couzens
Ford
Joe
Opey
Viauale Soncerne
Friend helps Mrs Wilhelmy after illness ad tale
A St Paul woman, Mrs Wilhelmy, describes severe illness and loss of appetite. A physician advised surgery, but a friend's urging led her to seek a vegetable pound remedy. She credits it with restoring health and vows to help others.
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Sai Mia
Mary Wihelmy
St. Paul
Minn
Wilhelmy
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