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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

3

Open Class News from the Normal School March Items

Students share poems and drawings while civic studies explore town boundaries and community needs. March 23 meeting notes report flag ceremonies and a discussion on tolls and gorilla brides. senior prom plans and Inland Empire Teachers association participation are announced.

Pledged to Membership at Chanticlers Journalism Society

Eleven students are pledged to join the Chanticlers Journalism Society of the college and will be formally initiated at a forthcoming banquet. Pledges include Ruth Oja, Mary Miller, James Short, Adeline Jarussi, Charles Martin, Robert Lowry, Melvina Comfort, Grace Johnston, Margaret McNally, Harry Cloke, and Elsie Cunningham. Banquet committee members are Marie DeBar, William Chance, and Isabel Doyle. The Women's Athletic club is...

Chanticlers Society of the College Ruth Oja Mary Miller James Short Adeline Jarussi Charles Martin Robert Lowry Melvina Comfort Grace Johnston Margaret McNally Harry Cloke Elsie Cunningham Marie DeBar William Chance Isabel Doyle

3.2 Per Cent Beer Strong as Pre- Prohibition Brew

The article surveys public opinion in Butte after a referendum on 3.2 percent beer. It cites saloon keepers who say the new brew is stronger than some prewar standards and notes a Milwaukee clipping praising 3.2 percent beer as a worthy beverage. It lists several historic brews with their alcohol percentages.

Butte Milwaukee Gambrinus Schmidt’s Hamm’s Pabst Schlitz Tosetti Bohemian Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Cream City Pilsener Blatz Muenchener

$1 Relief Coupon Changes Hands 52 Times in One Day

Great Falls report shows a Cascade County relief coupon issued to create work circulating through 52 firms and individuals before being redeemed for $1 by the committee. It fueled purchases from groceries to grooming, meals, office supplies, clothing, hardware, gas, bakery items, and wages, with Jack Latham visiting from Dillon Idaho Falls.

Great Falls Cascade County Citizens Emergency Relief Committee

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