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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1926

Page

7

Whitehall Farmers Short Course to Feature Freya Ghormley

Butte entertainer Freya Ghormley will headline Whitehall events during the Montana farmers short course January 20 to 22. The program includes pantomimes, humor readings, and piano, with a Friday night OW4-Timers dance. Stock judging, health clinic by nurse Henrieta Crockett, and expert talks by Miriam Hawkins and W D Gilman are planned, aiming for a record crowd in the town garage course rooms.

Whitehall Freya J. Ghormiey Butte Ghormley Montana Pepa Henrieta Crockett Louis Vinke Livestock Partment Montana Extension Service Miriam Hawkins W. D. Gilman Howard Burgess Madison County Northern Pacific Railway M._K. Luthes Smith-Hughes Hall High School

Livestock Men Gather at Whitehall Meeting

Jefferson County Livestock association will hold a meeting during the last day of the farmers short course in Whitehall. President Frank Carey called the session with endorsement from three executive committee members. First session will start at 10 30 a m and, if needed, resume at 1 30 p m.

Whitehall Jefferson County Livestock Association Frank Carey

Whitehall men begin auto mechanics course

Ten men from Jefferson valley enrolled in the first session of an auto mechanic school in Whitehall on Monday with more expected before week’s end. The program, offered under the Smith Hughes trades and industry act, is led by Prof. M. K. Luther, head of the organization.

Basin News Notes Describe Local Doings In Basin Area

Louis Lepp of Whitehall and Frank Hancock attend health and business matters. A large Basin delegation witnessed the Boulder Whitehall basketball game 26 to 32 with many residents traveling to Helena and Butte for visits, treatments, and dental work.

Dillon College Pool Nearing Completion At Montana

Dillon college pool construction advances toward opening within a month as contractor Hamit oversees remaining work including a filtration system to reuse water. The Montana journal lists new editorial staff Donna Pears Kathryn Mead Macy Louise Merks Farry Thompson Katherine Thamar and others.

Thal College Tout Ht. J Hamit Hat Charie Montanomal Yate the Call Donna Pears Kathryn Mead Macy Louise Merks Farry ‘Thompson Katherine Thamar Iris Yrmarters Mary McNeely Anna Mile Sylvia Welch

Falling Tree Injures Beaverhead Man in Timber Work

Dillon January 14 Leo Hale an employee of Poindexter and ranch company was brought to Barrett hospital for treatment after a falling tree fractured his skull and badly lacerated the right side of his face with the right eye permanently injured while working in timber on the Upper Track.

Dillon Leo Hale Poindexter & 1 Ranch Company Barrett Hospital Hale

First College Debate Set For Wednesday at Normal

Dillon January 14. The first intercollegiate debate of the year will be held next Wednesday evening January 20 at the Normal. The team includes Dan Rock Urban Isaacs and Angelo Geary with Burton York as alternate and will argue that Congress should be given power to regulate child labor in the United States.

Beaverhead County High Plans Dictaphone Glass Start

Beav erhead County High School considers starting a dictaphone glass program. The school may purchase machines if found satisfactory. Nineteen graduates from Beaverhead County High, including 16 from last year’s class, are attending Normal College this year.

County High Machines Warra Beaverhead” County High School

Judge Lynch to Occupy District Bench Monday

Dillon notes report Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch of Butte will preside over a district court section next Monday for the civil suit Martin Sorenson versus Leader Cash grocery, a debt case. The plaintiff previously led the grocery company during its existence.

Dillon Jeremiah J. Lynch Butte District Court Martin Sorenson Leader Cash Grocery Grocery Company

Ringling News Notes Highlights Local Events

Ringling High School basketball fell to Sulphur Springs 14 to 7 on its home floor in a game that drew a special train carrying 175 fans from the Springs. A dance followed, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Pracy at the Club. Local residents and visitors attended various events, visits, and preparations for winter, with notes on schooling, theater, and club activities.

Ringling Rinsing High Hehioal Wits Kame Sulphur Springs John ‘Pracy Ealler Susan Kansas City Merman Harder Louie Mossback Titte Lebo J. P. Donovan Helena Loweth R. J. Quigsey Mrx Archie Barrow Mr. and Mes Truce de Long Min Tack Ahern Apple Mary Jane Patterson Charles Aktopy Dot Hutte Cyril Meurey Bozeman Catholic High School Miles’ Goodwin Lewistown Ida Val Kuhnes Goodwin G. N. Higgins Livingston Bren W. Readuine Ringling Woman’ Club Meagher County

Prank Story Prompts North Missouri Visit

A fragment notes Mrs Ray Murphy and her son traveling from Parts Missouri to visit relatives, mentioning produce grown last summer and a Sunday arrival. The snippet hints at a humorous or bitter-root news context but lacks full details.

Corvallis News Weltte Hem Ray Murphy Tage Parts

Three Forks News Briefs From Willow Creek Area

Local items gathered from Three Forks and nearby towns recount visits and arrivals. Notes mention Willow Creek, Harlowton, Bay, Joseph, Deer Lodge, and a trip to Anuelem with residents and visitors stopping at homes and ad hoc gatherings.

Three Forks Deer Lodge

Salmon News Notes From Salmon Idaho Area

Murdock in serious condition at Salmon General Hospital after a paralytic stroke while preparing to leave home for his place of business. Saturday afternoon he was removed to the hospital. Mr and Mrs Morrie H Cottom of Leadore visited here for several days. The Misses Shoup and Mrs Sarah Boyle entertained at ridge lunch on Saturday afternoon. The Modern Priscilla club met at the home of Mrs W C White. Thursday Mrs Charles Brenner Imabelie during the week at the D L Nichola home.

Basin News Basin Louis Lepp Whitehall Frank Hancock Butte F. Tuttle Boulder Mary B. Sanders Helena Agnes Sanders St. Peter's Hospital Wilbur “MacCullough Katurvist Mier Walter Naegell California A. B. Lale J. Farrenhont Caltornin Samayo Smee Owen Nfo Iowa Sean Dots Ulate Fhorstay Bao Sefiam Wallace Anderton Bate Veiley Ereina Copend Waldemar Mandquist Thomas | Lowry E. Leonard A. &. Kilburn W. F. Jackson Charolette Hailey Nita Detour Mary Florence ‘Kaedla Venice Warren Ethel Helen Kilburn Doris Taylor Josie Fallis Mary LeRoy Dorothy Berry Vera Coulse Alma Mattson Waldemar Sandquist Calvin Hawkins Oulder Kilburn Lars Lucille Latsch Timothy Downey Carl Netzner Ann Lasich August Grunert Clyde Darby Methodist Aid Society Salmon News Salmon M. Murdockin Salmon General Hospital Morrie H. Cottom Leadore Misses Shoup Sarah Boyle Priscilla Club W. C. White Charles Brenner Imabelie D.L. Nichola Hom

Talk or Vote on Court Warning Talk or Vote on Court

A garbled report from Washington dated June 14 outlines Senate debate on adhesion ratification. Key figures include Senator Lentout leading the fight for ratification and warnings about foreign influence. The article notes moves, surprises, and potential quorum issues affecting the vote and debate.

Associated Prec Washington Renate Op Republ

O'Donnell to Be Stockmen's Head

In Phoenix on January 16, O'Donnell was nominated as head of the Stockmen's association while discussions on farming parity and other policy issues frame the convention. Delegates from various western cities weighed candidates and duties as sessions closed in the afternoon.

O'Donnell Phoenix Arie Tom Point Aharp Ponnell Uueas Garite Martamesa Galt Lake City Atari Iin

Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters Headline

Fragmented OCR text touts mustard plasters as remedy for sore throat bronchitis croup and pneumonia symptoms. Claims aid from mustard and other ingredients, advises against fussing with traditional plasters.

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