Teton High looks forward to new student council and football trip
Teton High opens with 209 students 36 seniors 53 juniors 61 sophomores 57 freshmen plus two special students. Senior class elected officers Melvin Bueling Lucile Morgan Wm Innes and Clinton Core. Football travels to Conrad next Saturday if weather allows. Jazz orchestra forms with banjo clarinet drums and piano. six new typewriters expand the Commercial department. Reporters Hazel Upman Dorothy Fox.
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Teton High
Teton County
Guthrie
Melvin Bueling
Lucile Morgan
Wm. Innes
Clinton Core
Conrad
Teton
Frank McHaimer
Sarah McNair
G. M Coffey
Davis
Collins Items Tells Local Family and Farm News
Mrs. Riges assists at the Collins store as wheat arrives. Harry and David Reiquam stay busy, watching a new daughter and winding clocks. Mrs. Bailey hosts the assistant teacher from Washington. Mrs. Bob McLinh an entertains niece Miss Finkenbi ner from Eugene Oregon. Mrs. Baquet visits Mrs. Waterman, admiring flowers and garden. John Adams and Mr. Graves work to save wet grain. much grain remains uncut. Ruth and Dean Corey attend Lincoln Corner school. The new minister fills Bethel with a full house and gives thoughtful sermons. A reception for Rev. Mr. Grier will follow once it clears.
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Riges
Collins
Harry
David Reiquam
Bailey
Washington
Bob MclLinhan
Miss Finkenbiner
Eugene
Oregon
Baquet
Mrs. Waterman
John Adams
Graves
Community notes on weather visits and temperance events
Mr Hull awaits a full threshing day while many hope for fair weather. Pomona California visitor Mrs Cowan stays at the Dutton House sending her child to school. Mrs Graves from Sa Dakota and Minnesota notes late rains boosting feed. Crinklaw kin visit Conrad and fix up for a time. Quarterly temperance lesson held with Rev I F Waterman at a home meeting. Next gathering with Mrs McClinican. Olson improving. Dr Ashley missed. Collins school aided by Mr Ainslee of Idaho and Miss Mattke of Washington. Dean Waterman hosted teachers for lunch.
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Hull
Cowan
Pomona
California
Mrs. Waterman
Dutton
Margaret Graves
Dakota
Minnesota
Dolly Crinklaw
Conrad
Crinklaw
Washington
Dean Waterman
Montana needs more beds for Galen tuberculosis patients
Mrs Sara E Morse Montana Tuberculosis Association secretary notes a waiting list at Galen Sanitarium with about 50 patients needing admission. She argues early treatment yields better recovery, reduces spread, and is economical, urging expanded beds and action now.
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Galen
Sara FE. Morse
Montana Tuberculosis Association
School of Health
Montana
Motion to Expand Galen Sanatorium Beds in Montana
A call from advocates stresses a bed shortage with 376 deaths last year and only 150 beds at Galen. They urge the upcoming legislature to appropriate funds for additional capacity to ensure care for MT residents and neighbors.
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Montana
Galen
M E Church Notes Rally Day Services and Talks
M E Church notes outline Sunday services on October 3 with Rally Day and Sunday school at 10 30 am led by Walter Edwards who takes the superintendency. Morning worship at 11 30 featuring a sermon Jesus the Revealer of God and choir music. Farmington service at 3 pm Fylworth League at 7 15 pm Evening sermon What Can Christianity Do for Us by Rev Jesse Bunch.
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Walter Edwards
Edwards
Jesus
Revealer of
God
Farmington
Fylworth League
Jesse Bunch
Helena
Chateau
Pendroy
Bakker Accompanies Rinks to Great Falls Hospital
Yelle Bakker joined K. G. Rinks to Great Falls where Mr Reinks entered a hospital for a course of treatment last Saturday.
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Yelle Bakker
K. G. Rinks
Great Falls
Mr. Reinks
Grace’s “controduct” mistake irks crowd at family gathering
Grace, aging in days of odd language, tries to correct herself after saying controduct instead of interdict. Laughter follows as the mix up reveals her playful use of pew words. The scene captures a light moment of family banter and a young girl’s self correction.
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Grace
Helen
Odd Rose Bush Growth In Mrs Briggs Home
A remarkable rose bush at Mrs Eugene Briggs home in Lebanon New Hampshire grows in multiple directions. It extends from outside near the living room window into the cellar and upward through a knothole to climb over the window filling the room with blossoms and fragrance.
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Eugene Briggs
Lebanon
N. H
Tampa Scoutmaster Wins Red Cross Hero Medal
Scoutmaster Louis Humphries of Tampa Florida received the American Red Cross service medal and rescue bar for conspicuous bravery in saving a drowning couple at a Richmond Virginia beach two years earlier. A lifelong life saver, he has rescued twelve people from death and works as a postal clerk at age twenty two.
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Louis _Humphries
Tampa
Fla
American Red Cross
Richmond
Humphries
Red Cross
Cold distribution as a shared system in urban homes
The article describes a new approach to cooling where cold is distributed on the same general principle as heat, a development aimed at the power apartment dwellings in New York and other large eastern cities. It notes avoidance of bulky equipment in individual apartments.
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New York
Central iceless refrigeration controlled from basement plant
The article explains a single central machine in the basement serves all apartments. Each apartment housewife can operate her iceless refrigerator as easily as a radiator, turning it on or off as needed.
Machine Gun Speed and New Caliber Developments
The Browning 0.50 caliber machine gun is belt fed and fires 550 to 600 rounds per minute. A new centrifugal force based gun uses a special gasoline motor and reportedly fires 1,200 rounds per minute with effective range to 2000 yards.
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United States
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