Butter Fat Leads in Valley Cow Test January Report
Hamilton February report by Wimo Briggs shows 287 cows in 22 herds averaged 712 pounds milk and 27 pounds butter fat for January. Forty-one animals topped 40 pounds fat, including Star, a high grade Holstein from D C Gray, with 82 pounds fat. Ford & Hollister herd at Darby led large herds with 45 pounds fat per cow. Gray, Stevensville, and Hartson families also posted top averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wimo Briggs
Root Valley
D. C. Gray
Ford & Hollin
Darby
Maid Adairdyke
E. R. White
RH. Daniels
Corvallis
C. J. ‘Marton
R. H. Daniela
Areble McKill & Bon
C. P. Frost & Daughter
Cor- Vallis
E.R. ‘White
B.D. Carpenter
Hamiton
J. W
Stevensville
Forest Sellers
Corval
Bent Filet
Basin News Notes in Basin Feb 12
Mrs Will Kirby and son visited in Butte with friends and relatives. Several Basin residents traveled to Butte for medical care, shopping, or visits, including Mae Stetson at Murray hospital, and Mahlon K Quealy, Chester Coad, Joseph Garneau, and others. Capt C F Brinton and Mrs Brinton spent time in Butte. illness figures include E G Bourquin with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Will Kirby
Butte
D. Hi
Clemet
Clet
Mary Warren
Mae Stetson
Murray Hospital
Theodore Orne
Lol
Basin Weekend Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Whitehall resident Mr Winslow visited Basin on Friday. Thomas Ingling of Boulder conducted business in Basin this week. Bill Morrison returned from Butte on Monday. Miss Jennie Carlson visited her parents in Bernice. Carlson teaches at Helena. August Grunert visited family in Butte Tuesday and returned to Basin Wednesday morning. Mrs Lee Jones and children visited in Butte. Pete Bruin was a passenger to Butte Saturday evening. Mrs Tom Casey returned from Butte Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilot
Butte
Mr. Winslow
Whitehall
Basin
Thomas HE. Ingling
Boulder
Bill Morrison
Jennie Carlson
Oscar Carlson
Bernice
Misa Carlson
Helena
August Grunert
Grunert
Lee Jones
Pete Bruin
Tom Casey
Dillj
Xews
Dillon
Hans
Armatead Pent
Louis Christiansen
McClintock
Twin Bridges
Keith Haines
The
Normal College
Sheridan
Joe Haines Howan
Dan’ Bock
Mrs. J.E. Morse
Mr. Morse
Sweet Grass Poultry Show Crowned Best Yet in Montana
Big Timber hosts Sweet Grass County Poultry Association show closing banquet. Record attendance cash prizes and ribbons highlight the event with exhibitors from Billings Red Lodge Huntley Missouri Butte Livingston and other Montana points and Bismarck. Mrs Jacob Johnson earned 137 for about 20 birds and total exhibitor sales surpassed 326 as blue ribbons ran out and more ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Timber
Sweet Grass County Poultry Association
Montana
Sweet Grase County
Jacob Johnson
CW. Allen
Oliver
Dartioe
Besa
Stanomic
Atiendance
Butte
Gibbons
Dempsey
Wills
Greb
Firpo
H'Rda
M. J. Kiely
Association
Boulder News Notes Sparsely Collected Local Links
Boulder February notes report a basketball defeat, a return game win, train trips to Butte and Helena visits by Dan Krohn and others, with various locals such as Ralph Jefferson Bruce Chidot and Talbot noted for travel or business. County official William Dawson is listed among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Helena
Catherine Uynce
Kite
Butte
Ralph Jefferson
Bruce
Busi
Whitehall
Wild
Ryan Ranch
William Dawson
Better Than Whiskey For Colds And Flu Ad Claims
An ad touts a cold and flu remedy superior to whiskey, promising fast relief and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. It urges readers to try Aspironai and notes ease of use for children while stressing quick action and safety claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugeiate
Funeral of Louis Christensen Held in Dillon
The late Louis Christensen was honored in Dillon on February 12 as friends and relatives gathered at the Episcopal church for a service officiated by Rev. T.W. Bennett. The Beaverhead post of the American Legion led the proceedings with veterans present, and the procession moved from Brundage undertaking rooms to Mountain View cemetery for interment.
Teachers' Quintet Leaves for Butte
The Montana State Normal College basketball squad left Dillon for Butte to face the School of Mines tonight. This is their third meet with the Ore Diggers, each team having won once. Coach Bruce Hollister leads the trip with the team on Saturday evening.
Beaverhead Beats Lima Hoop Quintet in Dillon
Ono reserves of Beaverhead county high school defeated Lima high school 18 to 10 last evening as coach Thur der rested first string players for an upcoming clash with Anaconda at the Normal college gym. The game in Dillon signals the final home appearance before the district tournament in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ono
Beaverhead County
Hootera
Lima High School
Thurder
Anaconda
Normal College
Butte
Polson Notes of Friday Visits and Local Happenings
Polson residents report Mr and Mrs Frank Heckman spent Friday in Missouri and attended funeral services for Mrs Henry Henderson. Mrs Belnap returned from Seattle after a Ford dealers meeting. Doris Jean named for a newborn daughter. Everett Russell Williams and William An returned from Bozeman. High school assembly heard a vocational congress report. Local music pupils gave a Baptist church recital preparing for a future public recital. District court had a short session and Harbert’s new summer home roof readiness was announced. The Cramers consulted an architect to plan a cabin. L L Marsh traveled to Spokane and Kalispell for visits and transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Russell Williams
William An
Bozeman
Vocational Congress
Lyle Betteridge
Round Butte
Clair “Betteridge
Spokane
Hay
Kearns
J. W. Mill
Baptist Church
Will Crap
Harbert
Cramers
L. L. Marsh
Sun“pelea Eeeset Kalispell
Local Social and Sports Notes From Sunday
Sunday reports show Mr and Mrs A B Baker hosting visitors at their home. Lew Butcher purchases Mrs J Carthy’s residence property in Beattie and plans to move soon. The Coyote Duplicate Whist club met at Walter Stimson’s home with Stimson substituting for L Le Marah. Polson basketball team travels next week to Browning for the district tournament. the team has 11 straight wins and high local expectations. RR Davis visited Paradine Montana on business Sunday and returned Monday. Dr Bert Koons and Mrs A J Lowary drove to Missoula Wednesday and came back the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Baker
Lew Butcher
J. Carthy
Beattie
Coyote Duplicate
Walter Stimson
L. le Marah
Polson
Browning
Davis
Paradine
Mont
Bert Koons
A. J. Lowary
Missoula
Missoula to Meet Powell County in Deer Lodge Showdown
Missoula high school basketball teams travel to Deer Lodge to face Powell county high in a Friday night game at 8 o clock in the high school gym. Powell lineup includes Rivers, Currie, Ryan, Gill, Hull, McGillie and Mayo. The exhibition is expected fast, reflecting Garden City and local teams styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Powell County High School
Powell
Rivers
Currie
Ryan
Gill
Hull
Garden City
High School Athletes Seek Use of College Gym
A Kiwanis committee urged Deer Lodge school trustees to allow high school basketball players limited daily gym use until after the mining district tournament. After discussion, the board granted potential privilege noting the college gym is larger and currently used by public school children. Nearby notes include Lincoln birthday observances and local residents’ travels and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Zurmuehtin
E. J. Cummins
Joseph Coleman
Public Accountants Exam Fails Too Many Qualifiers
In a multi state test held November 13 and 14, fewer than one third of the candidates earned the certified public accountant registration. Out of 409 candidates, 153 passed with 122 failed and the rest undecided, as reported by the American Institute of Accountants. California led with 40 passing. Indiana followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kiwanis program honors Lincoln's ideals in Anaconda
Anaconda Kiwanis members observed the emancipation leader's anniversary with talks by Attorney D H Morgan and student essays by Isabel Anderson and Jack Tucker. Morgan stressed Lincoln's courage and moral vision, citing episodes from the Civil War era. Anderson and Tucker read eloquent essays on Lincoln's character and lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
D. H. Morgan
Isabel Anderson
Jack Tucker
Morgan
Kiwan
Secord
Lincoln
North
South
England
Linc ‘Ein
Mise Seabel Anderson
Lita
Miss Anderson
Tincoln
Union
Jack "Tucker
Abraham Lincoln
Kiwanis Club
R. M. Bell
Women Detectives Show Efficiency In Japan And West Virginia
Report notes Japanese women detectives gain popularity for efficiency aiding banks stores and railroads. Mention includes Ervin Jolst comment on equal standing with male investigators. Article also references Morgantown West Virginia and figures Dr J C White state geologist longtime WVU graduate and Mrs Julia Wildeman connected to a bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Japan
Ervin B. Jolst
Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
J. C. White
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Julia Wildeman
Whi
Moonshine Raid Near Anaconda Leads to Arrest
Federal Officer J C Spear and Chief Cullen raided a desert ranch east of Anaconda in Willow Creek district seizing a 100 gallon still, 32 barrels of mash, several kegs, and a confiscated liquor operation. A man named Joe Andrews faced charges of possessing and transporting liquor with bonds set at 300 and 150. Frank Frettl, arrested Wednesday for violation of prohibition laws, is slated to appear that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Spear
Cullen
Anaconda
Willow Creek
Joe Andrews
Andrews
Frank Frettl
E—R
St Pauls teams win both grade school games at Daly gym
St Pauls seventh graders blanked St Peters for a strong 0 score and the eighth graders beat St Peters 17 to 3. Lineups show Sullivan, Lombardi, Kiely and McGuire contributing for St Pauls while St Peters credited Spragar and Genter with scores amid guard and forward play. Referee C W Gill supervised both contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Peter's
Daly Gymnasium
St. Paul Dechool
St Peter's
ST. Pauls
ST. Peters
Sullivan
Rosens Lombardi
Kiely
McGuire
Dooley
Magen Palmer
Movaring
McKittrick
C. W. Qill
Reardon
Flick
St. Paul's
St. Pet School
Maraple
Herbolica McBride Queen
Roland Cesses Rusess Duna
McGuire Elected President Of Metal Trades Council
The Anaconda Metal Trades Council held its annual officer election with McGuire named president. James Shey won vice president, Ed Heimbach secretary, amid reports of a slate of officers and local organizational details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvguire
Metal Trades Council
Anaconda Metal Trades Council
James Shey
Ed Heimbach
Is the Golden Age the Grand Age
A London physician argues that the mind is governed by ductless glands and their chemical fluids, claiming true health and morality depend on glandular balance. Glandogen, a new gland tonic in tablet form for men and women, is advertised as a simple treatment and available at Standard Drug Store and City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aispatch
London
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Health for Women
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable remedy for female health issues. It claims the product restores health and strength, noting three generations of use and the impact on home atmosphere when women feel better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh
Joe Latsch
Clancy
Joseph Garneau
Sib
Steve Carkeek
Charlotte Bailey
Hutte Mont
John Guilio
Kathryn Morgan
C. F. Brinton
Roy E. Leonard
Mire Mae
R. E. Rockwell
A. E. Loiselie
Alvin
Berry
Charlotta
Dorothy
Frances
Epent
Sweet Grass
SouLoEews
Dillon Bureau
Compan
Beaverhead
Lima Hoop
C.L. Reynolds
Virgil Warper
Ovando
Deer Lode
J.C. Holland
Drummond
W. P. Johnson
Space Track
Geary
Helmville
R. Kelley
Finn
A. T. Larson
M. E. H. Gannon
E. Sears
F. J. Sterling
Walter Hansen
Eeeerence
Anaconda News
Kiwanis
Anaconda Club
AIG
Crane
Crane Mills
Standard —— Co
Anaconda, Mont
PI. P.j.finnegan Co
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
United States
Marr Sage
Jovanda
No. 4
Mensente
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!