Dillon Girls Selected as Delegates for Vocational Congress
Beaverhead County High School chose delegates for the girls vocational congress in Bozeman on Thursday to Saturday. Attending are Ruth Schulz, Leota Ghes, LaVerne Brown, Fern Henderson, Jane Boone and Adele Roe with possible add ons Doroth Burns and Paynesby. Willis will accompany the delegation. A charity entertainment Thursday will help defray travel expenses.
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Dillon
Vocational Congress For Girls
Bozeman
Turday
Beaverhead County
Ola Areeees
Ere Ruthelhaus
Shran
Leotaghes
LaVerne Brown Fern Henderson
Jané Boone
Adele Roe
Doroth Buinn
Paynes
Willis
Beaverhead Sheep Bring Record Price
Dillon reports a new regional sheep price high as Kitwo and W B Showe sell Rambouillet ewes at 16.26 a head to a Colorado buyer for feeding. The flock is described as high quality, among the county’s best, marking the peak since postwar days.
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Dillon
Kitwo
W.B. Showe
Creek Basin
Fent
Colorado
Dandruff Cure Claim Using Arvon Liquid
A newspaper snippet promotes dissolving dandruff with about four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night. It pledges that morning results show most dandruff gone and two or three more applications fully destroy all traces. It claims itching stops instantly and hair becomes fluffy lustrous and soft.
Fence dispute grounds suit between Beavershead ranchers
Judge Rodgers hears an injunction request by Robert Joy against Steve Kambeh over a line fence. Sheriff Dan Mooney will be in the southern county to handle official duties. Local notes report hunting trips, visitors, and social events in Dillon and nearby towns as residents prepare for winter plans.
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Rodgers
Steve Kambeh
Robert Joy
Beavershead Valley
Dan Mooney
Local Boulder Notes and Hunting Visitors
Boulder diary records Joe Bonsle visiting for business from Helena. Visitors and residents share hunting trips, hospital stays, and trips to Butte. Notable names include McNeill, Williams, Todd, Taylor, McCauley, Wallin, Kelley, and Bronson with hunts, health updates, and a Catherine Bronson wedding cited.
Local social notes and events in Salmon Idaho
Salmon notes record visits by Challis residents and Portland guests to the Allen family, Legion dances at the opera house with a war mothers luncheon, and ongoing community activity. New arrivals include Fred Sumner and family, while carloads attend Welsh singers’ performances. Births, club gatherings, and a Colorado visitor are mentioned among town happenings.
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Salmon
R. EB. Allen
Ethel
Challis
Hey
Herbert Bloomfield
Portland
Allens
New York
American Legion
Opera House
Fred Sumner
Brown Cottage
Dan McPherson
Nina van Sicklin
Tenday
Mackay
Arco
al Wheeler
Ralph Dean
Robertson
North Fork
Colorado
Ferguson
Howard Hankey
Salmon General Hospital
Burglars Take 400-Pound Safe From Miles City Home
Associated Press reports burglars entered Clara Murray's Miles City residence by a side window early today, examined silverware and valuables, then carried a 400 pound steel safe over a block to a vehicle and fled. Police and sheriff deputies investigate. owner notes only tile of value inside the safe.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Clara Murray
Sheriff's Office
Red Cross drive gains momentum in Powell county drive
Reports from A J Lochr ie county chairman say daily progress is satisfactory with memberships rising except in outlying districts and Powell county is expected to top previous totals. The drive continues through Nov 23 and participants can join at the post office. District Legion meet set for Dec 6 in Deer Lodge with officer elections for 1926. Several Montana towns involved.
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Deer Lodge
A. J. Lochrle
Lochrie
Powell County
District Legion
FE. J. Cummins
American Legion of
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Cummins
Dillon
Townsend
Philipsburg
Surrender and Methuselah's Wife headline feature
A fiction note previews Edgar Poe Norris works as The Daily Standard plans first publication of Methuselah's Wife and a tale about Laurel Todd and Noble Harwood exploring marriage, youth, age, and happiness. The piece likens Norris to a storyteller with living characters and hints at social questions raised by marriage.
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Laurel Todd
Noble Harwood
Methuselah
Edgar Poe Norris
Local visitors and travelers in the city Monday
R B Case of Helmville visited the city Monday. C E Larabie and C L Benton returned Sunday from the county north end after a hunting trip. W E Newman of Butte did business in the city Monday. H K Rouzer of Missoula, IRS representative, is in the city handling office affairs. Dick Dawn and Ralph Bagley returned yesterday from Ovando after a weekend hunt. James Dougherty of Ellicton spent Monday on business. Miss Eva Jennings left for Bozeman Sunday to visit relatives. Charles Risch returned Monday from Bozeman after Milwaukee railroad business. A M Foot of Butte was in town yesterday on business. Andy Stumvel of Elliston attended to matters and shopped Monday. Charles Foote returned to Minneapolis Sunday after a several week visit. J M Sheehan of Butte visited yesterday. Mrs Walter Powers returned to Butte yesterday after weekend with Mrs Walter Hansen. EB Place of Bellingham, Wash., a former resident, is here on business.
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Dillon
Linden MccCullough
Jamen Kelly
Roy Forrester
W. R B. Hartwig
Henry Greed Jr
Jefferson County
Boulder
Smith McKnight
Nellie McKnight
Lima
R. F. Tattersall
B. R. Himrod
Manetho Brown
Harvey Scranson
Birch Creek
Ohn Sewell
Butte
Hiram Brundage
James Crook
Frank Kellum
Wesee Harrison
Esterday
Polaria
Usban
Lowell Smith
Don Nm Ranch
Mike O'Brien
Laurel
Aries Durning
Rawlins
Wyo
Joe Bonsle
Helena
Wiley Mountjoy
Cardwell
J. H. Williams
Frank Rey
Osephine
James Harris
Paul McFadden
H. Olson
Inverness
Boulder Tueey
Neil McCauley
Harrison
T. H. McCauley
Gus Wallin
M. T. Club
John Steele
Jessie
Mildred
Roy Winslow
Whitehall
J. Wild
Catherine Bronson
California
R. B. Case
Helmville
C. E. Larabie
C.L. Benton
W. E. Newman
H. K. Rouzer
Missoula
Internal Revenue Collector’s Office
Dick Dawn
Ralph Bagley
Ovando
James Dougherty
Ellicton
Eva Jennings
Bozeman
Charles Risch
Milwaukee Railroad
A. M. Foot
Andy Stumvel
Elliston
Charles Foote
Minneapolis
J. M. Sheehan
Walter Powers
Walter Hansen
EB. L. Place
Bellingham
Wilsh
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu Calotabs Ad Card
Doctors claim Calotabs purify and shorten cold and flu symptoms with one or two tablets at bedtime. No salts or nausea, no interference with meals or work. Morning after, cold vanishes and appetite returns. family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Advertising Offer For Foley Remedies Seeks Postal Return
A vintage ad urges readers to mail a sample request to Foley & Go. in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Hondy and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness plus free sample pills and cathartic tablets. It claims widespread use and availability everywhere.
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Foley & Go
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
FOLEY
Troops Deployed to Quell Hyden Election Violence
Adjutant General ordered Kentucky National Guard to Hyden Leslie county to restore order after a sheriff race left two votes deciding the outcome. Two officers and 20 men with four machine guns will move from Hazard Perry county to Hyden 18 miles away. Sheriff Joe Morgan, appointed eight months prior, was killed in Hyden amid the controversy. his widow ran as an independent and lost by two votes to Republican George W. Revis.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Keho
Kentucky National Guard
Hyden
Leslie County
Kentucky
Governor Fields
Hinman
Mountain
Hazard
Perry County
Judge Combs
Joe Morgan
Morgan
J. Maggard
George W. Revis
Oppose Revaluation of Gopper Properties
In Phoenix on November 16 a resolution by a committee urged Western American Mining congress members to oppose the revenue department’s plan to revalue copper mines for taxation. The text warns that disturbing the final revaluation could devastate the copper industry and cites potential losses of tens of millions of dollars to copper companies. delegates at Chandler convening regional meetings supported the prevaluation stance dating to 1918.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Revenue Department
American Mining Congress
Congress
Chandler
Here
Western states urge delay on revenue revaluation order
Congressional delegations from western metal producing states call for withdrawal of the revenue department revaluation order pending a hearing of the issues involved.
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Revenue Department
Velvet Frocks Meet Needs of Social Season
Fashion notes by MME LISBETH extol velvet gowns for winter social events. The article describes a tunic model in destructive velvet brocade and satin with a satin sleeve, velvet cuffs, pleated satin skirt, and satin girdle. Rosettes with imitation berry centers decorate the shoulders.
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Mme Lisbeth
Milady
Mitchell renews attack by radio
In Washington on November 16 Col. William Mitchell used WCAP to rebuke army and navy administration of national defense. He warned of a future air strike far harsher than prior events, urged equal emphasis on air power, and criticized government inaction and reliance on land force alone.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Army and Navy Administration
National Defense
War Department
Air Service Administration
WCAP
America
Mitchell
Four Drowned as Barges Drift at Buffalo Harbor
Four people—three men and a woman—drowned when three barges broke loose from their tug near Buffalo harbor entrance during a 70 mile gale. The barges were driven by the gale against the breakwater early today.
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The
Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Harbor
Electrification Project Aims at Caracas La Guaira Line
Authorities announce plans to begin electrifying the twenty three mile railway linking Caracas to its port at La Guaira in Venezuela soon. The project will replace steam traction with electric propulsion to improve service.
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Caracas
la Guaira
Venezuela
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