Chicken Dinner for Boy Scouts Delights Rotarians
Rotarians hosted Troops 3 and 4 at the Montana hotel for a hearty chicken dinner with soup, salad, and pies. Scout demonstrations followed including knot tying, first aid, signaling with flags, and a talk by Scoutmaster Marron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
George Voyer
Jack Spratt
Coy
Father Schulte
Thomas Judge
Walter Dooley
Francis Gagnier
Walter
Frank
Anthony
John Zugel
John
Fred McCarver
James Marron
Rotarians
Walter Tuchscherer
Prof
W. K. Dwyer
Delightful quartet tunes at Boise conference routines
Tom Stewart gave a running summary of the Boise conference with a Utah Idaho majority outshining Montana. The new district governor hails from Logan Utah and the 1921 meeting may occur there with Amph. Coy praising Stewart's oratory as a crowd favorite.
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Charles Gutschak
Frank Fitzpatrick
John McGinty
Thomas Ferguson
Tom Stewart
Boise
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Logan
Anaconda
Coy
Legion to Form Ladies Auxiliary Branch
The local American Legion post approved forming a ladies auxiliary and tasked the secretary with applying for a charter. The group voted to spend 75 dollars from the treasury on Irish republican bonds and thanked city matrons and the Daughters of the American Revolution for their dance proceeds.
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American Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
College to Build Dormitory at Mount St Charles
Victor Day returned from Helena where Bishop Carroll oversaw details for a new Mount St Charles college dormitory. The 96 room building will include a modern kitchen dining area and cost about 175000 dollars.
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Mer. Victor Day
Helena
John P. Carroll
Mount St. Charles College
Permanent Home for War Pigeons
Seven World War II era homing pigeons, survivors of a 36 bird squad owned by Thomas Jones, receive a permanent home. Honorable discharges from AEF Brest mark their service. one bird Buckshot bears a machine gun wound. They will be housed in the Hennepin County courthouse tower.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Jones
Brest
France
Hennepin County
Flaunting Virtue May Mean Tragedy
A 1940s column argues against the "vampire" woman who seeks married lovers, citing Ruth Vail Randall of Chicago who killed Capt. Clifford Bleyer and herself. It describes consequences for the woman, warning of ruined reputation, broken families, and self-destruction.
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Margery Rex
International News Service
New York
Birds of Prey
Ruth Vail Randall
Chicago
Clifford Bleyer
Bleyer
Ruth Randall
Douglas White
Cliff
Gayelies
Randall
Milwaukee to test 2.5 percent beer for nonintoxicating status
United States attorney says he will test the 2.5 percent beer adopted by Milwaukee to verify nonintoxicating claims. He warns that volunteers may rush in and suggests summoning the fire department to manage the crowd.
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Milwaukee
United States
Fire Department
Portland Oregonian
Latin Falls From Common Speech in Italy Around 58
A brief historical note asserts that Latin ceased to be spoken as the language of the people of Italy about the year 58, implying a shift in linguistic usage and vernaculars during that era.
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Italy
Regular Devils In Their Own Home Town Ad
Classified ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets for colds grip and influenza as a preventative. Ends with instruction to look for E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box and price 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Missoula
Censas
C. C
Patterson Ee
Micklow
Selis
Seea
Cee Leskey
C Soleman
Nell
Jackson
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