Homeless Children Help Drive in Montana Schools
Mrs. A J Cumming of Miles City urged Montana students to aid homeless children. She noted 23 Powell County children placed in Christian homes and 45 families there have legally adopted children from the Montana Children's Home Finding Society. A Thanksgiving tag day will be held Saturday November 21 to support homeless children, with readers to buy heart tokens saying Have a Heart and Help a Child Find a Home.
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Deer Lodge
A. J. Cumming
Miles City
Montana
Headay Lodi
Four Girls Leave for Vocational Congress
Four Powell high school students depart Deer Lodge for the State College Hex man session of the Girl Vocational Congress. Delegate Miss Sarah Holt represents the Deer Lodge Woman's club with Miss Dorothy Biseworth from the Business and Professional Women, and juniors Dorothy Knop and Caroline Christiansen were chosen by Professor W. R. Wyatt. The four left Thursday morning to attend the opening of the largest national vocational congress.
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Deer Lodge
Powell High School
Girls Vocational Congress
State College
Hexman
Sa-rah Holt
Deer Lodge Woman's Club
Dorthy Biseworth
Bussiness and Professional Women Club
W. R Wyatt
Dorothy Knop
Caroline Christiansen
Degelates
Vocational Congress
United States
Deer Lodge Shrine Club Dinner and Bowling Night Glimpsed
Deer Lodge hosts Shrine Club dinner with talk by Ail Wattworth benefiting crippled children of America. Notables present include D. Campbell of Tacoma and local officials. Milwaukee railroaders post record bowling night with 2,882 total pins as Bryan Matheson scores 265 in single game.
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Deer Lodge
Shrine Club
Butte
Aanacon
Mond
Tanner
Ail Wattworth
Concer ii
Were. D. Campbell
Tacoma
Ank Conley
Millwaukee Railroaders
Gannon Wednesday
Tody Magette
Maples
Bryan Matheson
Besson
Hich
Milwaukee
Gannons
Gannon
Iannion
Eel
Anon Wi
Cire Actors Howling
Mes
Rowlers
Chiroprs
Stoke
Wilson Thiamas
Meauire Ik
Ue Halloran
Mickiow
Am Gorham
Trvan
ESSEX
McDonal
Ais Ayer
Brokan
Burnett
Lake County News Liquor Actions Form Bulk Court Business
A garbled report lists liquor actions and court business in Lake County. It mentions plea changes, fines, and various individuals tied to cases, including charges and receiverships, with references to local towns and legal actions. The text also touches on a Federal case involving Charles Ray and First National Pictures, plus bank concerns and a noted sentiment about a financial crash. The jumble includes names like Hauer, Couture, Cline, and Ronan residents, against a backdrop of county proceedings and miscellaneous notices.
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Hauer
Inga
Lester
Bimer St Ana
Albert Couture
William “Snachimelte
Anerichs
J.B. Colt Company
Dames
Cignetun
Missoula
Ronan
N. Hleckman
Bekasicks
St. Tenal Yee
Hn J. Rogers
Beeee Geeta Miller
Aimee ‘Grenent
Polson
Charles Ray
Lige
Tegal
Paul
McCormick
First National Pictures, Inc
Suth
Sult
Sosel Cuban
Nine girls to vocational meeting in Dillon Bureau
A fragmentary notice lists Wanda Cochrat and others among nine girls sent from Dillon Bureau to a vocational meeting. The unclear text includes scholastic mentions and names tied to the group.
Lamba Chi Sigma Pledges 12 Normal Students
Dillon notes the Lamba Chi Sigma fraternity pledging 12 normal students including Baer and Willan MeSigaters. The piece references receiving letters and a new club organized at no college where the group is named Sapairer and Zonsson is mentioned alongside Ukelele.
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Lamba Chi Sigma
Dillon
Lamba Chi Sigma Fraternity
el Tian
Pioneer Matron Dies at Her Home in Dell
Mary Dom Bres Rory, a pioneer matron, dies at her Dell home after a long illness amid Beaverhead county references. The obituary notes advanced age and general decline, with local names and business figures from nearby towns appearing in the fragmented report.
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Pioneer
Dell
Mary Dom
Orling
Beaverhead
Dowling
Local News Briefs From Jefferson Island Area
Fragmented OCR notes report community visits and social events around Jefferson Island including Woodside, Lantood, and Mammoth areas. Mentions Monday gatherings, Tuesday errands, and a missing detail about a theft incident with about $85 involved and a person described as Gammon, 30, formerly Beg aloines.
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Ionapho
Ana
Gammon
Aloines
Loway Abe
Basin News Notes Reflect Busy Local Social Scene
Basin residents report visits and travels among family and friends from Boulder to Butte and Helena. Local events include church services, dances arranged with Catholic groups, and community members’ trips for medical, business, and schooling matters amid a period of illness recoveries and ongoing social engagements.
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Basin
Chet C. Coad
Dorothy
Butte Vriday
Corbin
Tronara Sims
Wickes
Visst
Frank Stewart
Butte Monhie
Joe Pilcher
Chils Aren
Boulder
Sunnyo
C. C. Coad
Butte
Tency ‘Lotwelie
Rove ‘Taylor
Mee
Laon
Joe Nugent
Ine
Mres Adeline
Lolaine
Paraiya
Paver” Trione
Lana Konrad
D. B. Rainville
Dames Franch
Indi
Indi Ot Thie Elty For A Dance Here ‘Thank Flying Eve Mir, and Mra C
Freeburg
Zilla
Ross
Jack Kall
Toston
Helena
Mr. Kall
E. Johnson
Mises Mario Hanson
John Guilto
Glenn Seaman
Chester Bullock
Bernice
Bullock
Stewart Ranch
Stewart
A. Dupuis
Boulder Valley
Hile Teaming Outfit
Sheils
Ironside
Little Boulder
Mr. Banneng
Timothy 'D. Downey
Bawin Berg
Ada
Arthur Co
Rainville
Louis
Jesse Mack
Cardwell
B.C. Smith
Charles Carlson
Berhice
George Beck
George
Ethel
Lillian Kilburn
Mary Leroy
Doris ‘Taylor
Helen Kilburn
John” Williams
Duginess
Grover Austin
Herbert Edwards
L. Sponheim
Bill” Brothers
Sponheim
Edwards
Mr. Sponheim
Waldemar Sandquist
George Pierce
Marion
R. Pierce
Dave Perry
Orest
Taylor
Henry Loiselle
Fleming
Jimmie Durnan
Isabel Stroski
Josephine Fallis
Jefferson County High School
Miss Stroski
Wallin
Mre Fallis
O'Rourke
John H. Rule
Kiwanis Dance Night At Montena Hotel For 60 Couples
Anaconda Kiwanis club hosted a 7 pm dance at the Montena hotel with sixty couples, featuring Ine minams quartet, vocalists, a piano duo, and a luncheon club reading. O A Johnson welcomed guests and Tom Dan Maguire sang, followed by Vera Cooke and Mrs Bell performances and a novelty accordion solo. John W. Trewhela of Missoula closed with stories and jokes about Ellis' minstrel tradition.
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Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Montena Hotel
Ine Minams
R. M. Bell
Jack Baglin
Dr. Asbury
Otto Kretzer
Mra M. Bell
O. A. Johnson
Tom Dan Maguire
Vera ‘Cooke
Be Bell
Victora W. E. Mowbray
Fred Barich
Mayme Connoly Miller
John Ferguson
Vera Cooke
Charles Gutcheck
John W. Trewhela
Missoula
Ellis’ Mistrel
Charleston dance contest set for neutral ground
Professor Anthropold testiary of Whitetrail challenges Mar in Buster and Vivian Cranfii of Winter Garden School of Dancing to a Charleston contest tonight at AO HM Nall. Winter Garden orchestra will play as the two contenders face off amid claims of a partisan audience preference.
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Anthropold ‘Testiary
Whitetrail
Marin Buster
Vivian Cranfil
Winter Garden School of Dancing
Buster
Miss Cranfll
HM. Nall
Winter Garden
Szuiteky
Mr. Buster
Mr. Sisters
Philadelphia
New
York
Sugaue Praised for Work in Goast Battle
Sugaue earns praise for standout play in the Goast Battle against the Trojan Grizaly in the city last Saturday. The report highlights Pat’s performance and includes a photo showing him in action.
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Sugaue
Trojan Grizaly
Pat
Fear Bound at the Imperial Theater Promises Thrills and Laughter
A thriller with romance and comedy features Will Nah as producer. Louise Mackintosh plays a Spartan mother, while Niles Welch wins Marjorie Daw's heart. Ed F. Roseman stars as the bandit father figure and a wild fight scene promises action packed spectacle. The cast also includes James Bradbury Jr and Warner Rich in supporting roles. Also advertised is a medicinal ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Jcture
Will Nah
Louise Mackintosh
Falfi
Jim Tumble
Ed F. Roseman
Niles Welch
Falt
Marjorie Daw
James Bradbury, Jr
Warner Rich
8 KLNG ON WA TO COAST FROM CHICAGO
H B Erling, president of the Milwaukee railroad, traveled from Chicago to Bolivian cities Butts La Paz and Oruro with the wave and Airplane association on a coast to coast route plan.
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KLNG
Chicago
H. B. Erling
The
Atliwaukee Railroad
la Paz and
Oruro
Bolivia
Wave and Airplane Association
Elks Hold Annual Roll Call At Anaconda Lodge
Nearly 175 members of the Anaconda lodge No. P. O. answered the annual roll call held at 8:30 p m with Elks from Deer Lodge city present. Chet Bill Graham prepared mulligan for the gathering as Toastmaster Frank Clinton and secretary Ea Brundage led a witty program. Lester Swanson Bil McVicars Walter Tuehecherer Charles McLaughlin and Jack Baglin sang. A Paul Everett and Paul Byers guitar duet and an accordion solo by Charles Gutchecke followed. The gathering closed as members planned for the next Mulligan and gathering.
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Anaconda Lodge
No. P. O
Toa
Chet Bill Graham
Frank Clinton
Ea Brundage
Lester “Swanson
Bil McVicars
Monahan Elected President of Carriers Association
Pat Monahan was elected president succeeding Dick Heaney, with Ed Stokan as vice president and Heaney as financial secretary. The group outlined plans to handle the Christmas mail rush at Anaconda Post Office, aiming for efficient distribution to local residents. Postmaster Phil Daniels joined the carriers to finalize arrangements for holiday mail handling.
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Pat Monahan
Dick Heaney
Ed Stokan
Phil Daniels
Confiscated Fixtures To Be Sold At Sheriff Sale
A sheriff's sale will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon led by Sheriff James Gallagher. The sale includes stock and other goods confiscated, with candy and related items among the lots. The property to be sold is the south half of lot 10 in block Yi of Anaconda, including its improvements.
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James Gallagher
Anaconda
Anaconda Adopts New Police Record System
The city will switch December 1 to a new record method at city hall per Mayor Smith. The old blotter will be discarded after eight years. The new system uses a loose sheet for each arrest with space for the prisoner's name and offense.
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Smith
Smelterites Enjoy Indian Summer Day
A warm, clear Indian summer day drew many residents outdoors. Capt Ro Jenkens of the Anaconda Salvation Army left for Butte to attend the Treasure state congress, as chatter about China’s railway proposal hinted at much faster eastward transport.
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Ro Jenkens
The
Anaconda Salvation Army
Butte
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