Debates Over Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Offer
A long editorial critiques Congress and Henry Ford over Muscle Shoals and the stalled decision. It notes Ford withdrew the earlier offer and faces a new bid to buy idle ships, urging lawmakers to reach a firm yes or no. It references Senator Norris and Dawes and predicts upcoming parliamentary battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Congress
Ford
U. S
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Senate
Dawes
Eer
Surplus energy of boys and Scout movement urged
The piece argues that normal exuberance in boys leads to mischief such as vandalism found in gravestones, park trash receptacles, and a torn bridge railing. It urges discipline for offenders but stresses adult guidance and sympathy, endorsing the Scout movement to channel energy toward constructive aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Spring Creek
Park Bridge
Nick
Boy Scout Movement
Four Teton grads win places in National Honor Society
Myrtle Martine Pauline Jacobson Harriet Larson and Clifford Saterlie from Teton High 1925 class elected to local National Honor Society. Principal R F Williamson announced before departing for New York. Members must rank in upper fifth and show school activity beyond classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Grads
National Honor Society
Myrtle Martine
Pauline Jacobson
Harriet Larson
Clifford Saterlie
Teton High
R. F. Williamson
Mongey
New York
Missoula
Pendroy Ladies Aid and Local Happenings
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Gulbranson’s with two new members admitted Mrs Nick Welenstein and Mrs Edward Wormley Carl Jensen opened a butcher shop in a former restaurant building Mrs J A Swanson and Miss Mary Kittenger visited Nebraska for a few weeks Mrs Talbert hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mr Talbert Brewers moved into new Monarch Lumber Co apartments Mrs Carl Gulbranson hosted a thimble bee with Mrs Smith Mrs Brewer Mrs W Wellestein and Mrs Talbert Dainty refreshments served Sunday school and Ladies Aid activities noted.
Better Mailing Week Urges Proper Addressing and Returns
Postmaster G C Core proclaims the week of June 1 7 as Better Mailing Week to cut waste in mail service. Government figures show millions of dead letters and misdirected parcels yearly plus costly address lookups. Return addresses and sturdy wrapping could abolish the dead letter office and save funds nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Mail Service
G. C. Core
Postmaster General
Washington
Uncle Sam
Government Bulletin
Postal Service Urges Stamps Proper Use Under New Rates
The postal department promotes using stamps correctly amid new half cent and one cent rate changes. Officials stress patrons should study regulations to avoid errors and ensure proper postage across classes of mail.
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Core
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