Tuesday Wardrobe Club selects fair contestants
Members of the Tuesday Wardrobe 4-H club met at Miss Katherine Van Scharpenzeel’s home to choose demonstration teams for fairs. Katherine and Wilma Van Scharpenzeel will judge at the state fair September 5 to 9. The club attends North Montana fair in Great Falls August 25 for 4-H club day.
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Katherine van Scharpenzeel
Katherine
Wilma van Scharpenzeel
Montana
Great Falls
Billings
Hodgskiss
Margaret Hodgskiss
Pendroy
Grateful Note From Thankful Candidate After Primary Wins
A candidate thanks the voters of Teton County for support in the primary elections nominating them for state representative. The message emphasizes appreciation and gratitude toward supporters and the faith placed in them.
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Teton County
Declines County Attorney Nomination in Teton County
A Democratic candidate thanks voters but declines the county attorney nomination, stating allegiance to party principles and the belief that good government comes from intelligent action despite flaws in any party. He argues demagogues exaggerate faults and that corruption can arise within any organization.
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Teton County
Voters Receive Gratitude From Local Candidates
In Teton County voters receive thanks from Republican candidate Mrs James Eckford for support in the primaries for County Superintendent of Schools. Harrison Craig also thanks voters for their large vote after losing the Democratic sheriff nomination in the recent primary election.
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James Eckford
91 Spotted Fever Cases Reported in State This Year
Spotted fever cases continue to be reported by the state health board with five new cases last week. Total for the season reaches 91, surpassing all previous years. New cases occur in Phillips county and McCone Ravalli and Treasure counties. Other communicable diseases listed include diphtheria typhoid whooping cough measles and chickenpox with varying counts.
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State Health Board
Phillips County
McCone
Ravalli
Treasure Counties
Tigers Trade for Webb Bolsters Benches With Power
Earl Webb, hard hitting outfielder for the Boston Red Sox, goes to Detroit in exchange for Rey Johnson and Dale Alexander. Webb hit 67 doubles last season, breaking records, and is expected to boost the Tigers offense as the right fielder.
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Earl Webb
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Rey Johnson
Dale Alexander
Boston
Webb
Benells
Local Social Notes Share Visits and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Austad and others hosted guests from Coutts and Great Falls. Birthday party for Lulu and Lois Gronberg marked tenth. Families Bert and Dutton connections visit and travel details include trips to Helena and Pennsylvania.
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C. A. Austad
Merle Bunday
Coutts
Canada
D. G. Dauwalder
John Kosnick
Lulu
Lois Gronberg
John Standish
Great Falls
D. B. Standish
A. C. Munson
Janet
Lloyd
John Holm
Alberta Steinbach
Steinbach
Billy Steinbach
Wisconsin
John Grohs
G. R. Wickens
Mishan
Gene
Oliver Hanson
Lois
Lulu Gronberg
Zimmerman Home
Martin Gronberg
Inga Dale
Gronberg
Fairfield Bench
Zimmerman
Helena
Earl Angle
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Louise Zimmerman
Blossom Dale
Helen Binford
Farmington
Glacier Park
Miss Dale
Missoula to Attend Federated Women's Clubs Convention
Community social items note Missoula will send representatives to the state biennial Federated Women's Clubs convention. Dining guests include George Zeigler family of Lincoln Nebraska and Farmington residents. Local residents Hilm Dauwalder Zimmerman and Huseths are involved in haying and visiting friends from Trade Lake Wisconsin and Chateau. Shymers recently traveled from Portland to their Minnesota home.
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Missoula
Federated Women’s Clubs
George Zeigler
Alva
Evelyn
Alvis
Wilbur Zeigler
Lincoln
Nebr
Glen Wiseman
Fred Smith
Farmington
Dauwalder
John Hilm
W. G. Dauwalder
Earl Zimmerman
Huseth
Mrs. Shytner
Trade Lake
Wisconsin
Charles Strand
Chateau
John Holm
Shymers
Portland
Oregon
Minnesota
Rain brightens crops as 60 percent loss hits farmers
A premium Center note recalls a heavy rain that eased fears after a 60 percent crop loss. It contrasts last week's price rise promises with today’s 12 cent drop, urging readers to revisit editorials from the Acantha. The piece also conveys sympathy for Mr. Reiding and recounts Farmington Bible school exercises led by Miss Dick and Miss Lola Davidson, praising faith and resilience.
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The
Acantha
Arthur Brisbane
Reiding
Farmington
Lola Davidson
Dauwalder
Jeanette Woodward
Miss Dick
Weather brings rain to revive grain and gardens
A reflective note describes rain reviving grain and crops after a harsh sun and wind. The writer recalls a Sunday at the Inbody home with plum trees, gooseberry and currant bushes thriving. Clark Inbody advocates longer summer vacations and shorter school terms amid agricultural fixes.
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Soen
Inbody
Mrs. Inbody
Clark Inbody
Pisa
U.S
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