Graduation Week Activities at Normal College Highlight Campus Events
The college held a solo by June Emerson and candle light procession as part of commencement week. An outdoor concert by the Little Symphony orchestra and the women's chorus directed by Ralph McFadden and Arnold Clair respectively drew attendees. Exhibits across rooms 309 to 313 display oil paintings, watercolors, public school art, art methods, home economics projects, and modeling. Teachers and the public are invited to view. Summer term ends Friday with exams. autumn quarter starts September 27. Advanced registrations show strong attendance.
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June Emerson
Little Symphony Orchestra
Ralph McFadden
Arnold Clair
Normal College
Mary H. Baker
Montana
O. K. Moe
Helen G. Perry
Maxine Johnson
Local Agent Short Line To Retire In Dillon
Local residents are united in hoping the retiring agent will be replaced by a permanent appointment. Mr. Bamberger began on the B M railroad in Nebraska and later worked for Missouri Pacific for 13 years before joining Union Pacific in 1906. For 20 years prior to Dillon he served as agent at St Anthony Idaho. He is highly regarded here for aiding livestock shipments and steady freight loads despite new motor truck competition. Mr and Mrs F E Roger and daughter Marie are visiting relatives in Idaho this week.
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Bamberger
Nebraska
B. & M. Road
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Dillon
St. Anthony
Ida
Montana dairy associations lead butterfat in June across state
Gallatin association topped Montana dairy herd improvement clubs in June with 32.2 pounds butterfat and 860.2 pounds milk, followed by Yellowstone 28.3 and 825.3, Cascade 26.7 and 764, Lake County 25.4 and 671.9, and Madison Jefferson 19.9 and 523.4. Culls totaled 31 low animals and one purebred bull outproducing cows.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Association
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Yellowstone Association
Cascade Association
Lake County Association
Madison-Jefferson Counties Association
Association
Dart family visit spans Gregson Springs and Lake travels
Mr and Mrs F W Dart and son Thornley spent Sunday at Gregson Springs and were joined home by Dale Dart who had spent weeks at Flathead Lake and in Butte.
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F. W. Dart
Thornley
Gregson Springs
Dale Dart
Flathead Lake
Butte
China Topic At Dillon Club Dinner Sparks Views
A Dillon club dinner featured Prof. Hansen discussing China governance norms and the debt system, noting strong family discipline and ancestral religion. Dr. Robert E. Albright received honorary membership as new members were introduced. guests from across Montana attended, with Dr. Sheldon E. Davis chairing.
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Hansen
China
Robert E. Albright
Normal College
Buffalo, N. Y
Teachers College
Dillon Club
Mining Leaders Convene At Bozeman In 1938 Meet
Delegates from Beaverhead County and the Beaverhead Mining Association attended a Montana gathering in Bozeman. William Logan and George Metlen organized the event, County Surveyor Metlen showcased Beaverhead ore, and Carl J. Trauerman of Butte was elected president of the state association. Harry C. Bacorn and Prof. F. C. Gilbert were named vice president and secretary, with Dr. F. A. Thomson of the School of Mines chairing the executive committee. A geological survey of the Tobacco Root range was urged and a department of mines was proposed to replace the bureau of mines.
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Bozeman
William Logan
George Metlen
Beaverhead Mining Association
Metlen
Beaverhead
Carl J. Trauerman
Butte
Harry C. Bacorn
F. C. Gilbert
F. A. Thomson
School of Mines
Voring
Tobacco Root Range
Department of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Minutes of Regular County Board Meeting
The county board examined approved and filed reports including County Farm with 35 inmates, 4 gone, High School 682.34, District Court 15.00, and Payroll 2861.72. The Dillon Examiner was read.
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County Farm
New Wildlife Restoration Bill Aims at Federal Aid Plan
The proposed bills Senate No. 2670 and House No. 7681 seek to earmark the ten percent excise tax on sporting arms and ammunition for wildlife restoration. States receiving funds would undertake projects to rebuild depleted wildlife resources with a three million dollar pool. Support comes from Senators Pittman Bailey Clark McNary and White. House sponsor is Rep A Willis Robertson. The measure hinges on conservationist backing and home support amid long standing federal state wildlife jurisdiction conflicts.
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Pittman, Bailey
Clark
McNary
White
Senate
House
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
House Wildlife Committee
Congress
Gendba
Wildlife Federation
Firs
Federation
St. Louis
State Fish and Game Department
United States
Orphans Thank Dillon for Generous Community Support
A grateful note praises Mr P M Witt for transportation and rides at the carnival concessions. The Hartwig theater matinee was provided by Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig. The American Legion auxiliary hosted a special lunch and expressed thanks to all who helped.
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P. M. Witt
Hartwig Theater
W. B. Hartwig
The
American Legion Auxiliary
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F. E. Roger
Marie
Idaho
Embryo Motor Car Designers
Kenneth Helmbrecht
Scobey
Don Winter
Lewiston
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
General Motors
Extension Service
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
M. H. Saunderson
D. W. Chittenden
Montana Agricultural Exeriment Station
OUT West
Paul Kelly
Judith Allen
Victor Moore
Beulah Bondi
Esquire Magazine
Charlie Ruggles
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Phil Harris
Wallace Beery
Clark Gable
Navy
de Luxe
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Neaver
Omaha
Minneapolis
Portland
Union Pacific Railroad
Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
California
Railto
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P. J. Carney
Dillon Examiner
Hugh Herbert
Beatrice Kay
Harry van Zell
Columbia Network
New York
Harry
Long Island
Tom Farr
Joe Louis
de Sotos
Mardoni
Miss Louise
van W Peabody
San Francisco de Soto Dealer
Carol Hughes
Dillon Trea
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposet Insurance Corporation
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