County Officials Announce Appointees At Session
At the session, county superintendent duties pass to a new leader. Ella Leland Anderson and May Sprinkle join the county examining board with Sweeney as ex officio. George E. Baker and Frank Tyre are named to the fair board for two years, joining Hawkins Galt Dubois Baker Matthews Williams and others in official posts.
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Ella Leland Anderson
May Sprinkle
Miss Sweeney
George E. Baker
Frank Tyre
W. W. Hawkins
D. A. Galt
Tom Dubois
Albert S. Baker
Bertie Mathews
Bernard Williams
Gargoyles of Normal Will Offer Plays
The page lists cast members for two plays, Full Circle and The Bank Account, with actors from Dillon, Bozeman, Anaconda, Great Falls and other Montana towns. It notes tickets available at the Thomas Book Store.
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Helen Marquis
Bozeman
Mary Elizabeth Lewis
Edgar
Andrew Pickorick
Dillon
Mary Malloy
Anaconda
Maurice Egan
Perma
Mary Liz
Robert Farmer
Deer Lodge
Ted Ainsley
Rank
Lottie Benson
Ted Lavine
Ruby MacLean
Butte
Anne Clark
May Marding
Thomas Book Store
Ranchers of Beaver Head Valley Convene and Elect Delegates
Ranchers from Beaver Head Valley meet in Dillon with Chairman Kenison chosen as delegate to the county conservation meeting on December 20. Joe Roe will serve as alternate. A Jackson meeting yesterday elected Mark Clemon as community committee chair with Herb Armitage as vice chair and Emil Schindler as third member. Estella Husted named first alternate and Dan Pendergast second alternate. Clemon also elected delegate to the county convention with Pendergast as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenison
Dillon
Joe Roe
Jackson
Melrose
Mark Clemon
Herb Armitage
Emil Schindler
Estella C. Husted
Dan Pendergast
Clemon
Welborn Jr. Birth Report At Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs William W Welborn Jr announce the birth of a son born Friday morning at Barrett hospital. The unnamed child joins the Welborn family in the Barretts care and welcomes a new member to the household.
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William W. Welborn, Jr
The
Barrett Hospital
Dillon Journalists Host State Conference Gathering
Gardner and Dorothy Elliott led Powell county high school Pioneer staff with 10 students. Lima high school's Beacon was represented by E L Fairbanks and Edna M Ogline. Beaver staff attended with Fay Kirkpatrick and Conrad Orr. A luncheon at the Presbyterian church hosted by Joe Taylor. Talks by Orr, Bob Gregg, Margaret Sweeney, Sheldon Davis, and Albert Erickson followed a business session. A matinee dance and refreshments ended the day. Students toured Dillon printing shops.
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Gardner
Powell County High School
Pioneer
Dorothy Elliott
E. L. Fairbanks
Edna M. Ogline
Lima High School
Beacon
Beaver
Margaret Sweeney
Beaverhead County
Sheldon E. Davis
Albert Erickson
Dillon
Girl Scout Tenderfoot Awards Honored at Meeting
Barry and Pat Curry presided as Tenderfoot badges were awarded by troop leaders to Esther Ann Schmittroth and a list of scouts including Margaret Luebben, Virginia Tovey, Miriam Morse, Donna Talent, Patty Talent, Jean Lay, Patricia Carrigan, Marion Kennedy, Mildred Nisson, Marjorie Hansen, Melba Jean Bedford, Martha Kay Stroeder, Virginia Fuller, Shirley Stocker, Phyllis Koontz and Elaine Roberts.
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Barry
Pat Curry
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Margaret Luebben
Virginia Tovey
Miriam Morse
Donna Talent
Patty Talent
Jean Lay
Patricia Carrigan
Marion Kennedy
Mildred Nisson
Marjorie Hansen
Melba Jean Bedford
Martha Kay Stroeder
Virginia Fuller
Shirley Stocker
Phyllis Koontz
Elaine Roberts
White Plague Named Tuberculosis Origin and Cure
The article traces the origin of the term white plague for tuberculosis and notes that early cases were marked as doomed. It credits nationwide education and annual Christmas seals with making the United States tuberculosis conscious and urges early medical consultation.
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United States
Pledges to be Initiated at College Club Meeting
Chanticleers of the college pledge group name new members listed from several towns. Pledges will be initiated at the regular meeting and club party on January 16. The W A A newsletter Physical Ed Flashes covers rural schools programs and activities.
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Chanticleers OF College
NEW Members
Itz
Manhattan
Kenneth Barry
Dillon
Norman DeBoer
Don Roberts
Roundup
Tom Meehan
Francis Weery
Hinsdale
Frank Davison
Richey
Ruth Oja
Geyser
Dorothy Lee Shelton
Butte
Ruth Pravda
Big Timber
Delores ‘Tagan
Ringling
Edna Otness
Chateau
Florence Dillon
Elks Honor Departed Brothers at Memorial Service
Clair of the Normal College faculty was honored by the Elks in a memorial service. The lodge and audience joined in singing Auld Lang Syne led by Mrs. Hazel with orchestra. Memorial day committee members were Oscar Griffith, chairman, Carl Anderson and Matt Kau.
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Clair
Normal College
Hazel
Oscar Griffith
Carl Anderson
Matt Kau
School Head Speaks at Speaker Club Dinner
Harold Warner announced at the next meeting Theodore Bergstrom of Deer Lodge will discuss the operation of the state prison. Dr. Sheldon E. Davis chaired the event with visitors Russell Bay Nile R. Walker Howard Morse and Rotarian Charles N. Butcher of Calgary.
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Harold Warner
Theodore Bergstrom
Deer Lodge
Sheldon E. Davis
Russell Bay
Nile R. Walker
Normal College
Howard Morse
Rotary
Charles N. Butcher
Calgary
Father and Son Dinner at Beaverhead High School
Paris Wells of the Presbyterian church hosted a Father and Son dinner Friday. Beaverhead Rangers performed, Roy Ames greeted guests, and Jack Shaffner spoke for fathers. Billy Francis recited the Future Farmers creed. Principal Conrad Orr delivered a talk on Dictatorship. County Agent Bernard Williams discussed Return of the Native Son and Arthur Christensen spoke on Joe College Comes Home. D L Johnson closed the event.
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Paris Wells
Presbyterian Church
Beaverhead Rangers
Roy Ames
Jack Shaffner
Billy Francis
Farmers Creed
Conrad O. Orr
Bernard Williams
Arthur Christensen
Joe College
D. L. Johnson
Beaverhead Leads in Montana Livestock Values
Beaverhead county accounted for about a third of the state's fur bearing value at 25352 dollars with Yellowstone following at 11280 dollars. The county also topped the state in total livestock value at 2327793 dollars for 1938, ahead of Big Horn at 1708718 dollars. Montana's largest county had 15131685 dollars assessed value and 4843542 dollars taxable value in 1938.
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Beaverhead
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Montana
Farm loan groups unite with Bozeman association
The text notes farm loan groups joined with Bozeman in a similar capacity for the Twin Bridges association. Mr. Hazelbaker resigned months ago but stayed active at the association's request and will continue to act in connection with the effort.
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Ing
Twin Bridges Association
Hazelbaker
Land Bank Agency Sells Farm and Ranch Lands
The Land Department of the Federal Land Bank conducts a sale of farm lands and ranch properties alongside its broader real estate business.
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The
Land Department of the
Federal Land Bank
Dates Set For Rocky Mountain Fairs Meeting in Havre
J H Bohling of Miles City announces the Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs will set fair dates at a Havre meeting on January 22 and 23.
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Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs
Havre
J. H. Bohling
Miles City
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