Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives at Dillon for Afternoon Show
The Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace circus arrives early Sunday morning August 12 for an afternoon performance at Dillon with an 11 o clock street parade. Lions tigers elephants and other acts will thrill children while two groups of big cats perform in the steel arena. A downtown ticket office at Hughes and McCaleb will sell tickets at the grounds price.
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Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace
Dillon
Fami
Hagenbeck
Hughes & McCaleb
Rotary Picnic At Dillmont Park Draws Local Members
About 200 people attended the Rotary club outdoor picnic last Wednesday evening. Nearly all club members with their wives and two guests per member attended, traveling to Dillmont park after six o'clock for luncheon and merriment beneath the trees before darkness dispersed them.
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Rotary Club
Dillmont Park
White Star Auto Transfer Ad
White Star Auto Transfer offers light and heavy hauling and storage services. Jimmie Cunningham, proprietor, provides prompt service with residential and office contact numbers 200 and 58-W.
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White Star Auto Transfer
Jimmie Cunningham
Harvesting Begins on Dry Ranches in East Beach Area
Harvesting machines started this week on East Beach ranches as unusually dry weather ripened grain early. Farmers report drought and grasshopper damage to dry land crops but optimistic yields ahead with estimates of twenty to thirty bushels per acre for fall grain. Spring crops are largely a complete failure and may require header cutting if harvested.
Rancher Fined For Water Overflow On Road
Beaverhead Valley rancher John Stefanic was fined 50 dollars in Judge Phillips court for allowing irrigation ditch water to overflow a road by his ranch. He paid the fine under protest and said he would appeal to the board of commissioners, arguing the county lacks rights to his water and seeks road grading and a larger culvert to favor seine fields.
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John Stefanic
Beaverhead Valley
Phillip
Stefanic
Board of Commissioners
Mrs. Wyman and daughter depart Dillon for Maine visit
Mrs. C. K. Wyman and her daughter Thelma Peasley left Dillon for their home in Wisconsin Maine after spending several weeks visiting friends.
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C. K. Wyman
Thelma Peasley
Wiscesset
Maine
Dillon
Ford Motor Company develops hard wood pulp process
Ford's River Rogue plant pioneers a soda process turning hard maple and other woods into usable paper fiber. The system, using 18,000 pounds of chips and caustic, yields 100 percent wood fiber in seven hours, expanding production from binder board to daily output of 26,480 pieces and 1,000 shipping boxes.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
River Rogue
Eli
Fragmentary OCR Item Hints at Local Event
Readable bits show names and places but fragmentary text. No clear date or outcome, record as a brief local-item summary noting uncertain OCR content and need for full transcription.
Roads in County Suffer Due to Recent Rains
Report states all county sections have rough roads with deep ruts from heavy rains. Travel by motor is uncomfortable, especially on the Badger Pass to the Big Hole, noted as particularly bad.
Pauline Van de Walker Heads to Chicago via Salt Lake City
Mias Pauline Van de Walker departed last Friday evening for Chicago traveling through Salt Lake City and Denver and planning several days in each stop.
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Mias
Pauline van de Walker
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Denver
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
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