Mexico theme of talk at joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting
Dr. W T Jackson spoke on Latin American history and U S relations with Mexico. He warned against American oil company influence and described Mexico's shift toward socialistic aims under Roosevelt era policy. Guests Ray Gimble and Ralph Evans attended as former and current residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis-Rotary
Roscoe Cornell
Kiwanian
Conrad Orr
Shallenberger
The
State University
W. T. Jackson
Los Angeles
Dr. Jackson
Mexico
United States
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Ray Gimble
Spokane
Dillon
Ralph Evans
Butte
Flocking Birds and a Close Call with a Rattler
Nature notes from Dillon report early duck flocking as signs of winter with birds practicing group flight. A highway crewman avoiding a rattler near DuBois hill explains his still stance when struck by the snake. MEadow larks are also seen in large flocks, possibly recalling a spring storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
DuBois Hill
Uncle Ed Sez Continued from Page One
Comic snippets and ads mix with a quip about S. H. Goldberg selling crinkled hairpins for a fortune. Luchow's in New York touts unchanged food for 50 years as a butter tease. A Washington auction room features a sign about the trash of one generation becoming treasures of another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Goldberg
Luchow
New York
Washington, D. C
Two Dillon Selectees Enter Army Induction Process
Two Dillon men left Tuesday for the Missoula induction station. Raymond Lee Trolinger of Jackson volunteered and John Dominic Kunch transferred from Brooklyn NY. Leonard W. Holloran moved from Fort McArthur CA to Fort Leonard Wood MO for training before further engineer center schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Missoula
Raymond Lee Trolinger
Jackson
John Dominic Kunch
Brooklyn
N. Y
Leonard W. Holloran
Fort McArthur
Calif
Fort Leonard Wood
Engineer Replacement Center
Anglers Headed for Two Week Seattle Salmon Trip
A group of local trout anglers from Beaverhead plan a two week outing in Puget Sound. Walter Ronnemose Carl Anderson Vic Westergard Paul Schwab Bill Backus Swede Olsen of Melrose and Jim Campbell of Armstead join the expedition leaving Sunday for Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Seattle
Walter Ronnemose
Carl Anderson
Vic Westergard
Paul Schwab
Bill Backus
Olsen
Melrose
Jim Campbell
Armstead
Beaverhead Delegation Attends Falls Fair
Beaverhead representation attended the Falls Fair with 4 H club members receiving admission badges. Great Falls plant supplied gear and lodging while fair management provided arrangements. The Beaverhead delegation departed for the event on Sunday August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Great Falls
Beaverhead stockmen praise Butte yards dedication
Practically every Beaverhead stockman who could get away from ranch or range was in Butte last Saturday for the dedicatory opening of the new public stockyards. The large plant with all its facilities was inspected and generally praised by visitors from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Gems for Your Scrapbook
Quotes from Coleridge and John Foster on reform and guilt as catalysts for change. The entries present brief reflections on how reform adot consequences spur improvement and moral awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Conscience quotes from founding figures and leaders
A compilation of brief statements on conscience from Byron Edwards Benjamin Franklin George Washington Mary Baker Eddy James A Garfield Pun shon and Napoleon. The lines contrast personal ethics with expediency and public duty, urging integrity over popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Mary Baker Eddy
County budget shows rises in emergency relief and debt fund
Preliminary Beaverhead county figures outline levies for general 11.81 mills, road 5, bridge 2, poor 6, emergency relief 4.29, fair 0.46, and poor fund debt reduction 0.44 mills. Budget calls for $84,445.50 general, $49,261.53 road, $19,414.20 bridge, $33,408.14 poor, $21,668.35 emergency relief, $2,323.41 fair, and $2,222.40 debt reduction. Assessed value climbs $773,314 to $15,978,335, boosting class from sixth to fifth. John Berry of Los Angeles visits sister in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead
Reenactment Highlights Bannack Convention Plans
Beav erhead County leaders tour sites for an upcoming sheriff convention set in Bannack Montana once the state’s first capital. Plans include a reenactment of Henry Plummer era lawlessness, buckskin props, staged stages with stagecoaches and ox teams, a free Elks hall dance, a pistol range and marksmanship contests on August 28 to 30 attracting about two thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Temple
John Troupe
Boyd Quick
Bannack
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Plummer
Old Town
Elks Hall
League Winners Decided by Tonight's City Game
Sen and Carl Davis delivered sparkling performances for the Department in a short turn. Batteries listed include Eliel's with Vandegrift and Bayerd, Fire Department with Burgess and Olsen, as Burgess pitched for the Fire Department while Eliel's backed him with Vandegrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Carl Davis
Eliel
Farrell
Bayerd
Johnson and Olsen
Vandegrift
Burgess
Olsen
Davis Family Hosts Visitors in Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Davis and John Berry hosted a weekend in Yellowstone National Park. Ada Miller and her daughter Merlyn of Darby Montana arrived Monday for a brief Dillon visit at the Davis home. Mrs. Miller is Mrs. Davis sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Los Angeles
Calif
Lorin Davis
Yellowstone Park
Ada Miller
Merlyn
Darby, Mont
Dillon
Davis
Miller
Texaco Powers Dominate Weekend Ball Tournament Showdown
Under night lights Dillon Volunteer Fire Department overwhelmed Classic Bar 7-4 as Powers edged Anaconda Carmels 7-6 in a fateful late inning. Safeways overwhelmed Butte West Side 17-8. Winn Eliel blanked opponents 8-0. Texaco routed Fire Department 20-2 before Carmels ousted West Side 11-4 and set up the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Johnson
Fire Department
Butte Powers
Anaconda Carmels
Classic Bar
Carmels
Anselmo
Texaco
Big T’s
Safeway
Power
McCarthy
Anselmo Club
A. C
Monday's 94-Degree Peak Sets Early Temperature Record
The hottest day of the season to date saw a 94 degree high at 1 p.m. at the Civil Aeronautics station north of Dillon. Weather officials reported the reading as the day’s apex so far this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Station
Dillon
Graduation list highlights at the Union Pacific program
The fourth section of the class of 41 held a diploma and degree ceremony with top scholars led by Ethel Clarine Moore of Lolo. Numerous graduates announced teaching posts at Dillon Armstead Helena Butte and other towns while noting staff and musical interludes during the procession and conferral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice June Albright
Rosebud
Karl St. Denis Bell
Cut Bank
Hazel Frances Benda
Eureka
Ida Cluren
Lonepine
Theoria Marie DeLong
Somers
Lara Anne Gaines
Bigfork
Helen Marie Gullikson
St. Ignatius
Marjorie Lorraine Hobson
Corvallis
Pauline M. Lucier
Lewistown
Betty Marr
Katherine D. Mitchell
Oscar A. Swenson
Butte
Margaret Gail Thompson
Anaconda
Harold C. Weitz
Ruth Wineman
Dodson
Ethel Clarine Moore
Lolo
Miss Moore
Florence McBain
Dillon
Patricia Mary Gilbert
Rosa Lee Brown
Armstead
Claribel Houchen
Fairview
Pear
Eunice Anderson
Helena
Billie Baxter
Evelyn Boozer
Hamilton
Thomas C. Buckingham
Whitefish
Alice E. Cameron
Big Timber
la Rea Cobb
Shirley Irene Erickson
Plentywood
Robert Gaylord Frost
Donald B. Kingery
Molese
Irene Lillian Kuester
Ovando
Mary Margaret Lahiff
Florence Joyce Lyall
Livingston
Lycia R. McCleery
Glasgow
Marjorie Marie Ohrmann
Drummond
Cora Valaree Sheldon
Roundup
Margaret Elizabeth Stark
Great Falls
Virginia Ruth Stinnett
Ralph McFadden
Vernon Taylor
Sheldon E. Davis
Alice Albright
Lame Deer
Noxon
Moore
Forest Grove
Madge C. Owen
Libby
Flora Bertha Rose
Willard
Alice Gorman Sweeney
Hobson
Pearl Eunice Anderson
Polson
Alma Cloyd
Dorothy Anita Lauber
State Training School
Boulder
Florence Marian Murphy
Miriam H. Radders
Malta
Gayle Anderson
Muskogee
Oklo
Private First Class Rank Granted to Lauren Andrus
Lauren Andrus now with Company G 64th Medical Regiment Bay St. Louis Ley La has been promoted to private first class according to received word.
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Lauren Andrus
Co. G
64Th Med. Reg
Bayley
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Nature Notes
Uncle ED
Panion
Coleridge
God
Byron Edwards
James A. Garfield
Napoleon
U. P. Farm Aid
L. H. Wagner
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
Washington
Boise
Joe W. Jarvis
Omaha
Prime Reeves
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Tot
Shanel Comport
Union Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Portland
B. L. Chism
Depot Ticket Office
Bowles
Kugler
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurange Corporation
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