Night Before Christmas tale hints at Santa Claus faith
In a two part piece set at the Farraday mansion, young Peter Wyatt confronts belief in Santa Claus as he rides with chauffeur Mike Anglin and faces family tensions. Ruth worries over a returned letter from Jim and grandmother Della Farraday plans to safeguard the family name while Peter clings to hope for Christmas.
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Rotary Christmas party wraps up in Helena
Helena Rotary club held its annual Christmas party as part of a busy Helena scene. Fort Shaw rails laid eight miles along the Great Northern branch from Vaughn to Sun River, by a 40 man track crew.
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Many Montanans at Chicago Show Lead Four State Champions
Montana 4 H clubs send 36 county delegates and four state champions to the National Club Congress with 4 extension workers and state club leader accompanying. Delegates from 19 counties confirmed by Ray E Cameron. Champions Ruth M Grainger Audrey M Bergman Anne Stiegler Maxine Johnson. Group to tour Chicago include Miss Pauline Bunting Hazel Thompson Theodore Fosse H L Dusenberry. They will attend livestock exposition club congress and educational tours, returning December 10.
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State livestock board appoints Warren to term
Gov Roy E Ayers named Conrad K Warren of Deer Lodge to fill the unexpired term of the late A M Moore on the state livestock commission. Warren will serve until March 1 1943 and is a grandson of the late Conrad Kohlers, a pioneer Montana stockman.
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Fight Wrongness Before It Sparks Dangerous Consequences
A corrective stance urges proactive opposition to wrong doing to prevent broader harm. The warning emphasizes vigilance to avoid cascading effects and unintended outcomes that could destabilize situations or communities.
British Planes At Border Reveal Cash and Carry Formalities
A 15 aircraft transfer from the United States to Canada occurred four miles west of Sweet Grass along the border. The planes built in Los Angeles were towed across the boundary under Canadian supervision to avoid crossing with motors running. Customs officials monitored the ceremony as pilots landed near the line and Canadian airmen took charge once the craft crossed.
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Swans Escape from Gibson Park Then Recaptured in Missouri
Swans at Gibson Park in Great Falls fled winter inactivity and paddled into the Missouri River. Park Superintendent Tom Lease and helpers chased them, recapturing six after a loose pursuit that spanned the river and riverbank. Charades are noted as having French origins.
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