Variety show at Diamond Bar Inn wowed Jackson crowd
The second annual ski club event presented by the Big Ole Players filled the Diamond Bar Inn lobby with a large audience. Ben Tone directed the program with performances including The Shooting of the Dangerous Dan McGrew, Jackson Jr Wranglers, fashion revue, and the Bessie of the Big Hole melodrama.
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Diamond Bar Inn
Big Ole Players
Ben Tone
Virginia City Players
John Dooling
John Eliel
C. L. Kalitowski
Jack Hirschy
Cassie
Mary Ann Dooling
Clarence Henrie
Wisdom Jackson
Polaris
Dan McGrew
Harold Capehart
Beulah Neidt
Jake Neidt
Bessie Rasmussen
Donna Carrigan
Sam McDowell
Lou
The
Jackson Jr. Wranglers
Richard Shepherd
Beatrice
Ruth Clemon
Jim Kalitowski
Jack McDowell
Cowboy
Genevieve Kalitowski
Rib Gustafson
Rib
Audrey Roth
Clayton Huntley
Art Roth
Stevie Roth
John Jackson
Tom Clemow
Fred Nelson
Lena Nelson
Elizabeth Clemow
Zina Burton
Allen Dansie
Vera Routledge
Louise Nelson
Millie Dansie
Barbara Huntley
Ruth Nichols
Sharon Stocks
Donna Krause
Lyla Henrie
Clarine Albach
Ellen Rae Stocks
Ruth Clemow
Beatrice Clemow
Eleanor Laueger
Joyce
Mel McDowell
Jill Eliel
Lee Eliel
Chappy
Faye Reamer
Stewart Capehart
Wayne
Ray
Wad Stocks
Eda Shepherd
Jackson “Barbershop
Charles Burton
Marion Miller
Rose Clemow
Clarence Olson
Chet Conley
Shirley Lardner
Stanley Rasmussen
Donna Nelson
David Stephens
Darlene Reamer
Bob Wilke
Joan Burrel
Jerry Rutledge
Wisdom
Amy Stephens
Butte
Tom Clemon
Delores Husted
Beaverhead County Hints At Return of Old Man Winter
Residents of Beaverhead county brace for a cold snap as winter seems poised for a return. Community members, including Mr. and Mrs. Bud Scott and families, visited relatives and attended events around Dillon and nearby towns.
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Sophia Guyaz
Idaho Falls
Henry
Calvin Hobbs
Lee Martinell
Norman Gravely
Paul Walker
Dillon
Bill Backus
Nancy
Diamond Bar Inn
Jackson
Martha Scott
Barrett Hospital
Eddie Wenger
the Cross Ranch
Leonard Waldemar
Annie Stocker
Walter Bastian
A. G. Danielson
Bob Calkins
Eldo Stroud
W. P. Scott
Lorraine
Wayne Halstead
TIGHT ROPE R Allison Burks
Stella Moore pretends to be Dorinda LaCroix to protect her grandmother and is confronted by a man who suspects the disguise. Dorinda died in a shipwreck as her uncle fled Paris from the Nazis, while Stella remains entwined with the LaCroix household.
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Stella Moore
Dorinda LaCroix
Dorinda
Paris
LaCroix
Anaplasmosis concerns and cattle impact rise
This column outlines growing worries over anaplasmosis a deadly cattle blood disease. It spreads beyond mild climate areas into northern states and the south and west. It is caused by a parasite attacking red blood cells and spreads via insects and contaminated instruments. It is fatal for one fifth to one third of affected cattle and there is no vaccine. Veterinary diagnosis is essential for proper treatment and prevention.
Timber Money Nine Towns Will Divide Forest Income
Nine Addison county towns share in Green Mountain National Forest receipts totaling 13 142 for the year ending June 30. The full 39 towns divide 33 961 from 159 845 gross revenue, boosted by hurricane salvage.
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Bristol
Addison County
Green Mountain National Forest
National Forest
Miss LaCroix Miss Moore Face Off In Town Confrontation
After leaving the library Taylor shadows the woman through open country. A sallow fox like man accuses her of deceit asking if she is Miss Moore or Miss LaCroix, pressing her to reveal the truth in a tense street confrontation.
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Dorinda
Fay
Edward
Harriet
Lana
Taylor
Miss LaCroix
Miss Moore
Uncle Edward Confronted Over Dorinda's Report
Dorinda warns of police action if pursued, accusing Edward and the Moore girl of a possible racket. Edward accuses Dorinda of stalling as tension mounts between the two over a disputed report.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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City Ind
Asia
Crossword Clue Puzzle Snippet Yields Lettered Hints
Last week’s answer list shows clues such as moved wind waste silk back river and tantalum symbol with positions implying a cryptic crossword extraction of letter pairs and chemical abbreviations. The fragment offers partial entries likely part of a larger puzzle solution.
Village to be moved for widened U S highway No 31
Agnew Michigan a century old village seven miles south of Grand Haven is being relocated to make way for a 200 foot wide highway. A white frame church a tavern and about a dozen houses will be moved while the Agnew school and a gasoline station stay but the school will sit along the new highway. The state will fund moving the structures onto new foundations and a nearby feed and grocery store will be rebuilt on a nearby site.
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Agnew
Mich
Grand Haven
William Brolick
Lake Michigan
West Michigan
Parkersburg Workers Spin Fiber Glass Marbles for Defense
Parkersburg West Virginia workers produce 7,138,640 glass marbles weekly for military use at the Libbey Owens Ford Glass plant. After inspection, marbles endure 3000 degrees heat and are drawn into ultra fine filaments, yielding about 42 miles of filament per marble and 43 million miles of glass yarn daily. Many workers shift from Vitrolite experience to the new facility.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Mars
L-O-F Vitrolite
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