Chevrolet Output Greatly Tops March Records
Detroit April 10. Chevrolet Motor company reports March production at 147000 cars and trucks, surpassing all prior monthly totals and last year’s March by 13243. The surge, driven by demand for the new six, pushes first quarter output to 354701, with 16 plants from Flint to Oakland operating at peak capacity aiming for 1,350,000 cars this year.
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Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Company
Flint
Mich
Bay City
Saginaw
Injured by Fall at Home Park Affects Mrs Norman Gilbert
Mrs Norman Gilbert of Home Park injured Saturday while cleaning a globe on a chair. chair tipped, left arm ligaments torn. She was taken to Dalton for X ray and remains in a sling. She previously broke the same arm about a year ago, per Madison County Forum.
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Norman Gilbert
Home Park
Dilton
Gilbert
Madison County Forum
Governor Erickson Reappoints J H Gilbert to Normal Board
Governor Erickson re appoints J H Gilbert president of First National Bank to a four year term on the Montana State Normal college board beginning April 19. Gilbert has served four years on the executive board and now continues to provide leadership for the college.
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Erickson
J. H. Gilbert
Normal
First National Bank
Montana State Normal College
Gilbert
The
Normal College
Rotarians To Gather at Great Falls This Month
Rotarians of Montana District 6 will meet in Great Falls April 29 and 30 to discuss club problems and Rotary expansion. International President Tom Sutton will attend with talks on Rotary ideals and future. Delegates from Montana clubs will select a district governor nominee for the coming year. More than 300 visitors are expected with plans for special entertainment and programs.
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Great Falls
Montana
Rotary
United States
Canada
Dallas
Texas
Rotary Club
I. RB
Tom’’ Sutton
Tam
Every Pupil Scholarship Contest Draws Lima Dillon Highs
Emporia Kansas April 10 All pupils of Lima Montana and Dillon Montana high schools will compete in the world’s largest scholarship contest sponsored by Kansas State Teachers College Emporia The Every Pupil contest uses classroom tests distributed to all students with groups and individuals earning top marks The top one percent are named winners The contest originated in 1924 by Dr E R Wood head of the bureau of measurements
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Kas
Lima
Dillon High Schools
Montana
United States
Kansas State Teachers College
Herbert Wildman
A. T. Peterson
Dillon High School
E. R. Wood
Bureau of Measurements
Old-Time Lima Man Hans Johnson Dies After Illness
Hans Johnson longtime Lima resident died at his home last Thursday after a lingering illness. Born in Denmark sixty six years ago he lived in Montana for thirty nine years with thirty four in Lima. Funeral services were held in Lima Saturday afternoon.
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Hans Johnson
Lima
Denmark
Montana
Opheim Lamb Pool Sold at 11 Cents
Opheim April 8 On behalf of the sheepgrowers A T Olson cashier of the First State bank has contracted with eastern feeders for the sale of the entire north country 1929 crop of about 6000 wether lambs at 11 cents which is considered a good price.
College musical program and recital announcements
The Tuesday assembly featured piano solos by Blanche Fousek and Mary Peck, plus glee club performances and a violin solo by Violet van der Vor. Miss Sands will lead next week's program, with Ralph McFadden hosting a piano pupil recital at the college auditorium Friday evening. The Moroni Olsen company performs What Every Woman Knows at the college auditorium April 27, marking the season’s final Dillon appearance, followed by a K I N sorority dance for pledges on Saturday.
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Blanche Fousek
Mary Peck
Normal College
Violet van der Vor
Vivian Robe
Miss Sands
Ralph McFadden
College Auditorium
McFadden
Moroni Olsen Company
James Barrie
Dillon
Annual county grade schools meet in Dillon May 8
A track meet sponsored by the Beaverhead high chapter of the Future Farmers of Montana will be held in Dillon on May 8 with contestants from Deer Lodge Whitehall and Dillon high schools. About 20 students from each school are expected to compete.
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Dillon
Beaverhead High
Future Farmers of Montana
Deer Lodge
Whitehall
Drummey
Jackson
Argenta
Wisdom
Blacktail
Bedrock
Gosman
Dewey
Dell
Bannack
Lima
New World
Horn
Ashbaugh
Long-Running Track Meet Set With Debates And Tulip Time Show
Friday opens with declamation and oral spelling contests plus prizes from Senator Pearl I Smith. Attendees will enjoy an operetta Tulip Time by the high school music department, directed by Lenore Thompson. Saturday features writing contests oral spelling arithmetic and musical memory along with a track meet. Track prizes follow the events and the F F M hosts a program and dance Saturday night. Historical records note past winners and event rules detail entries scoring and event formats.
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Pearl I. Smith
Lenore Thompson
Never Throw Shoes Away Damaged Dillon Repair Offer
Shoe repair shop in Dillon urges customers not to discard old footwear. The ad promises refurbishment to look like new at the lowest price, inviting submissions even from brides seeking repairs and repairs for various shoe types.
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Dillon
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Joe Nolan
William Knudsen
Thurman Engsh
Kenneth Wetmore
Henry Wenger
Lloyd Engish
Thurman English
Frank Fox
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