Dr Barrow’s self sacrifice aids medical study in China
In a reflection on service over money, Dr. C. H. Barlow’s action stands out. He swallowed 32 intestinal flukes to bring specimens to Johns Hopkins for study, aiming to help thousands of Chinese patients and advance medical science without pursuing wealth.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
C. H. Barlow
China
Barlow
Saranac Lake
New York
Bee Digest
Barrow
Pacific
America
Johns Hopkins University
Airship bill contrasts with Shenandoah victims’ aid
The Congress bill seeks five million dollars to build a monster dirigible to replace the Shenandoah. Mrs Landsdowne, widow of the Shenandoah's commander, can only collect sixty eight dollars monthly for her family, while burial costs for crash victims are cited at about one hundred fifty dollars per person. The piece questions funding priorities, urging better survivor support.
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Congress
Washington
Air Service
Breezy Hill Social and Local Attendance Report
Breezy Hill residents note a spell of fine weather brings gophers to the area. Nick Bitz bought a Ford sedan and is seen driving about. H H Wuest and family visited the Schlepp home in Brady. Poultry raisers attended the State Poultry Show at Conrad. Wm Stenchfield of Conrad visited the Simons home. Local youths attended a Saturday dance at Collins and had a pleasant time.
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Nick Bitz
H. H. Wuest
Frank
Schlepp
Brady
Conrad
Wm. Stenchfield
Simons
Collins
Grade School Art Exhibit Sparks Student Interest
An art exhibit in the grade school auditorium will run with a daily thirty minute picture study in each room. The Friday program begins at 2 30 pm and 7 45 pm with Glee club music, orchestra, and lower grade dramatizations.
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Glee Club
Jane Guthrie
Jane Adams
Harriet Holmes
Richard
Benjamin Franklin
James Meagher
Marybelle Peterson
Council Fire for Chomoncati gi Group Meet at School
A council fire for the Chomoncati gi group is set for Thursday evening at eight at the public school. Members are asked to wear dark skirts and white middies with black ties. Honors will be awarded and member lists checked at the meeting. Mary Core hosted the group after last week’s meeting at her home.
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Guardian
Mary Core
High School Notes From Friday And Monday
The girls basketball team won 10 to 4 over Teton at home last Friday. The boys lost 20 to 10 at Belt. Report cards were issued Monday and all town students must return cards by Friday or both student and teacher face a 25 cent fine. Mrs. Ashley hosted a birthday party for Mr. Ashley last Saturday. The commercial department plans a Commercial Club to connect students with business. history classes plan an International Relations Club with officers to be elected this week. Membership limited to three upper grades.
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Teton
Belt
Ashley
Stock judging team to attend Bozeman conference
The stock judging team of Bud Burns Miles Standish and Harvey Willis will travel to Bozeman next Sunday for the boys vocational conference and stock judging contest. About 175 schools send teams and the railroad covers fare and lodging. the senior bo y has yet to be chosen.
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Jewel Edwards
Williamson
Bud Burns
Miles Standish
Harvey Willis
Bozeman
McCormick-Deering Tractor Schools in Teton County
McCormick-Deering tractor schools scheduled in Teton county by Power-Morgan Co. Pendroy on February 25, Chateau on February 26, and Fairfield on February 27. Watch for further details in later issues of this paper.
M. E. Church Notes January 31 Services
The M. E. Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 30 with sermons Saul's Vision and Spirit of Brotherhood in Action. Choirs sing Mendelssohn and If Jesus Goes with Me. Fifth Sunday means no outside services Epworth League at 6 45 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m.
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Saul
Mendelssohn
Epworth League
Jesus
Pendroy Community News Roundup Howland
Mr and Mrs H C Hunt of Miles City visiting Pendroy friends before heading to Los Angeles. Bob Smith family moved to Conrad. Bill Wellenstein bought the Smith home. Shelton and Wormley families moved into the Smith house. Brewer hosted a dinner for local couples and a schoolchildren party for Bill birthday. Ruth and Fred Phillips out of school with mumps. Others traveled to a Conrad poultry show and Minneapolis visits noted.
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H. C. Hunt
Miles City
Pendroy
Los Angeles
California
Bob Smith
Conrad
Bill Wellenstein
Smith
Shelton
Wormley
Smith House
Brewer
Tathert
Webb
Marion
Bill
Shawver
Carl ‘a@ulbranson
Card of Thanks for Silas McPhee Funeral
In the name of Chateau Lodge No. 11 I C O F I extend thanks to all who assisted in the funeral ceremonies for our esteemed brother Silas McPhee WM Cook Noble Grand.
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Chateau Lodge No. 11
Silas
Cook
Noble Grand
Thanks to those who assisted at Mrs Schuler Carson funeral
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who helped during the death and funeral of Mrs Schuler Carson, and especially to Rev Culbertson and the MM EB choir.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Christopher O Reiquam
Administrator W D Resquam announces to all creditors and claimants that claims against Christopher O Reiquam deceased must be filed with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at Bert I Packer’s office Chateau Montana. First pub January 14.
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Christopher O. Reiquam
Parsons
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Montana
Pate
W. D. Resquam
Chrisopher O. Reiquam
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