Christmas reflections and local notices in Shore area
A collage of holiday notes from Shore residents includes a youngster asking for two electric trains, a Billings boy seeking a black cowboy outfit, and family efforts to find gifts. The text shifts to a Christmas meditation by Joseph Gerharz, urging service to others, plus community notes about local ads, editor’s note on proofreading, Santa at a party, and letters to the editor praising veteran-friendly offers and civic spirit.
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Son of God Tate
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Prince of
Tife
Joseph Gerharz
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Anton Gerharz
Spruce
St. Edwards Seminary
Kenmore
Wash
Thich
Paul Alwels
Readers urged to send letters to The Herald
The Herald invites readers to submit letters on state and national issues. Letters should not exceed 300 words and preferably be typed. Include the writer's signature and address, though the address will not be published if the writer requests.
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Local Billings Pedestrian Cautions Jaywalking
A local resident in Billings advocates safe street crossing urging pedestrians to avoid jaywalking. City volunteers highlight risk awareness and propose crossing at designated corners to reduce traffic incidents.
Christmas Tree Industry Promises Growth in Montana
Six hundred carloads of trees left the state last year earning over 300000 dollars. One carload yields 1400 man months of work and about 2700 people are employed in October and November. A Missoula druggist invented a new Christmas tree stand with promising trial sales. The article urges using the free Research Advisory Service of The Montana Power Company for expert reports on this and other industries.
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Eureka
United States
America
Kalispeth
Libby
Cuba
Missoula
Montana Power Company
Butte
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