Booster Banquet Highlights Corvallis Optimism
More than 100 Corvallis residents including business leaders and farmers attended a booster meeting and banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Talks by local figures praised dairy growth in the Bitter Root valley and central valley, with comparisons to Wisconsin and Idaho. Speakers noted rising shipments from the region and expressed confidence the year would be strong for the dairy industry.
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Corvallis
Corvallie Bus ‘Ness
Odd Fellows’ Hall
L. N. Brooks
J. J. Parker
Leslie Snell
Bitter Root
Central Valley
Wisconsin
Idaho
Montana
T.M. Magee
Northern Pacific
Woodside
A. T L. John
Board of County Talks of Option
Chatrmn Commissioners
Tom T. Re Glass
Charles McRae
John Hawker
Bessie K. Monroe
Hamilton Chamber of Com
Funeral for Ernest Gleed Held at Masonic Hall
The funeral of Ernest Gleed was held at 2:30 PM from the Masonic hall with Rev. Edwards Smith officiating. A firing squad from the Beaverhead Post of the American Legion gave the final salute at the grave. pallbearers named. Gleed, son of Henry Gleed, was a former Dillon resident and World War I veteran. Golf course improvements near Dillon described as substantial with good spring play ahead. Dillon news notes list local visits and movements of residents and attendees at meetings, with several mentions of Armstead and Lima residents traveling to Butte and Helena.
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Stevensville
William ‘Fly
Hamilton
Kenneth Ross
AWC. M. Lumber
Bonner
W. B. Simpson
Seattle
Simpson
MacGregor Brothers
Ralph Robinson
Gage Stock
Nivada
Mont
Robinson
Charles Wemple
Portland
M. G. Irwin
North Carolina
Irwin
D. Brown
Gar
Alvin Jones
George Baker
Fred Chap
Gleed
Henry Gleed
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Travel
April 13 Deer Lodge notes report Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Trask back from Southern California trip. Teams and friends travel through Butte and Avery Idaho, with locals such as Mrs. G. A. Kelley, Miss Wilma Bressina, J. K. Lappin, Terry Hanna, Russell Marchion, Dave Dorward, Carl Keilert, Mrs. Martha Wallace, W. Perry and son Jack, Felix Senecal, Harry Speck, Mrs. Barney Wheeler, Claude Bielenberg, Miss Rebecca Carey, Fay Henderson, Mrs. Joe Coy, and W. Keeley visiting or transacting local business.
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Deer Lodge
M. W. Trask
California
G. A. Kelley
Butte
George Tenge
Avery
Idaho
Tenge
Mire
Frank ‘Slaughtner
Wilma Bressina
J. K. Lappin
Terry Hanna
Russell Marchion
Dave Dorward
Carl Keilert
Anaconda
Martha Wallace
Jens
W. Perry
Jack
Avanda
Felix Senecal
Elliston
Harry Speck
Barney Wheeler
Missoula
Claude Bielenberg
Rebecca Carey
Suny
Brandjord Ready To Assume Office
Helena April 13 Jord of Honan said he would assume his new duties under H. V. Bailey whom he will succeed. Brandford stated he aimed to reform land laws during his service, referencing Missoula county in the tenth session.
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Helena
Jord
Honan
H. V. Bailey
Brandford
Missoula County
Liberal Culture Club elects officers and plans benefit concert
The Liberal Culture Club held its annual meeting selecting C A Barkell as president and Spetz as treasurer. They announced a benefit concert at the grade school gym on April 18 featuring Mike Leipheimer of Butte and his sextet, with readings by Mrs William Jackson and piano by Prof Clarence Dickoot. The Highland De Molays of Butte visited Whitehall Friday with ukulele orchestra and boys quartet. A large crowd attended.
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Liberal Culture Club
Mra. C
William
Jackson
Clarence Dickoot
Whitehall ‘High School
Highland
de Molays
Butte
Whitehall
Whitehall de Molays
Organization, Then A Feller Needs A Friend
A fragment notes a young person seeking companionship and support from an organization or group. The brief suggests social or community aid to help the youth feel connected and valued within a communal setting. No further specifics are provided.
De Molays Banquet Hosts Guests At Whitehall Event
Briggs reports Whitehall De Molays invited hosts and guests to remain for a banquet as Dadw of C. Brows presided. Raymond Painter, master councillor elect, served as toastmaster while the Women’s Missionary Society was entertained at the Methodist Patronage Wednesday art games.
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Whitehall de Molays
Raymond Painter
Women’s Missionary Society
Marden
Perry, Woreveron
M. St. Wente
Tia Opie
Sunday school sermon at Philipsburg church building
The article describes a Sunday service at 10 am with a sermon at 11 o'clock in Philipsburg. It mentions the church audience listening to a sermon and refers to a building project labeled Helleves "POUBYS HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND" as a cough remedy advertisement. The ad promotes BO LEYS HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND as a long selling cough medicine with opium content and urges readers to insist on the brand.
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Helleves
Forse
Kigslow Wvd
Chicago
Adv
Free 10 Day Tube of Pepsodent Promised to Mothers
An old advertisement urges mothers to mail a coupon for a free ten day tube of Pepsodent toothpaste. It claims Pepsodent fights dental film and enamel damage, promising whiter cleaner teeth and modern protection endorsed by top dentists.
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Mr. Forgy
Leo Cook
The
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M. B. Leane
Pines Ranch
Bass’ Spur
Pines
Kansas City
Lease
J. H. Hendrickson
Dillon Bureau
Iton Golf Club
Laura Scott
Armatead
Teresa Page
Zoe Logan
Tepperta
Roberts
W. E. Roberts
Lennox. Lester
Mellilan
Assiey Roberts
Sophia Guyax
C.T. Kennedy
Lima
Harry Helming
Ditton
Big Hole
William’ Marshall
Alderie
Apening
Hetella Smith
Bureau
Brandjord
Mitewall News
Jon
Hieeg
By Briggs
United States Rubber Company
U. S. Royal Balloon Cords
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United States
U.S
Royal Balloon
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Water Arts
Eags
Bae
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