Cashmore Chosen Laboratory Director for Health Board
Cashmore halfback for Englewood in the 1929 Butte Independent league and a former Bobcat athlete has been named director of the food and drug laboratory for the Montana state board of health. He replaces Glen Wyles, who moves to American Canning in Chicago.
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Rancis (Monk) Cashmore
Englewood
Butte
Bobcat
Food and Drug Laboratory
Montana State Board of Health
Helena
W. F. Cogswell
Cashmore
Dillon
Glen Wyles
Montana State College
Wyles
American Canning Company
Chicago
W. F. Cashmore
State Board of Health
Chemical Laboratory
Food and Drug Division
Livestock Need Better Feed Says Montana Vet
Bozeman February 4 Dr Howard Welch of Montana State College says livestock will look run down until spring but they mainly need more good hay and feed rather than tonics or pricey concoctions. He notes Montana livestock seldom need such products.
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Bozeman
Howard Welch
Montana State College
Montana
Cattle Feed Additives And Mineral Mixes Advice
A bulletin notes standard tonics and nostrums are often ineffective and recommends bone meal mixed with salt to correct phosphate deficiency. It warns that goiter or hair loss from iodine shortage can be addressed by adding potassium iodide to salt for breeding stock during pregnancy.
Assembly notices and literary program at the college
Miss Lucy H Carson reviews The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann winner of the Nobel Prize in literature at Tuesday assembly. February 11 drama under Miss Savidge. February 18 patriotic program with Mr Albright. February 25 another play. March 11 musical hour. Senior class to lead. January Flower Grower article by Professor Clark on Alaska not The Frozen North with photos. Read the Dillon Examiner.
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Lucy H. Carson
Thomas Mann
Dramatics
Miss Savidge
Albright
The
Flower Grower
Clark
Frozen North
Alaska
In the Headlines film exposes press race to solve murder
Warner Bros presents In the Headlines at Hartwig theatre next week. Grant Witberg plays a star reporter whose tenacity drives the mystery toward solution with Marian Nixon as a cult reporter and Edmund Breese as the city editor. The all talking Vita phone picture blends drama and light comedy.
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Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Hartwig Theatre
Grant Witberg
Marian Nixon
Edmund Breese
Deuhtful
Beaverhead DAR to Meet at Miss Jean Bishop’s Home
Beaverhead chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will gather at Miss Jean Bishop’s home next Tuesday. A display of old quilts forms the program and members are urged to bring one or more quilts while histories of the makers are outlined if available.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jean Bishop
Livestock Receipts Show West State Payments at Los Angeles Market
A January 4 report reviews livestock receipts at the Los Angeles central market and lists the money paid to western states from about 28 million dollars in livestock purchases during the year. The breakdown highlights interstate trade flows and total value of livestock supplies bought.
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OS Angeles
Los Angeles
Western states drive 1929 growth baring major metropolises
The text notes substantial year over year gains across many western states from Utah to Wyoming and Montana with larger figures in Arizona and Nebraska. It argues growth stems from the vast agricultural area and calls for direct contact with these regions to better understand mutual needs in Southern California.
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Uta Eee Essen
Arizona
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Nevada
Toxas Ooo
Wyoming
Montana
Oregon
California
Noble Returns to Pickens for Winter Visit
Rom Noble, longtime Poindexter & Orr Livestock employee, left early this week for Pickens North Carolina to spend the winter with relatives. It marks his first return to the old home in several years.
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North Carolina
Rom Noble
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Pickens
Cosgrove Returns to Utah for Weekend With Grandparents
Richard Cosgrove a former Dillon young man now attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake City was here to spend the weekend at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs John E Baker.
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Richard Cosgrove
Dillon
University of Utah At
Salt Lake City
John 8. Baker
Big Sunday School hoops clash at high school gym
Tomorrow evening the Methodist and Episcopal Sunday schools will meet in what promises to be one of the season’s best basketball games. The contest is set for the high school gymnasium.
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Methodist
Episcopal
Local Residents Visit, Comment on Weather and Ice Crop
Helena worker Roscoe Hand returns home to visit family. Dillon guests include Hancock, Reichle, Adders, and Hartwig households. Frosty winter lingers despite springlike days, farmers stocking summer ice. local social rounds feature parties, school substitutes, and brief trips to Dillon and Argenta.
County Court Schedules Sale of Frank Bird Estate
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana the estate of Frank Bird is to be sold in full to pay debts and administration costs. Eva Bird as administratrix asks the court to order a sale of all real estate. A hearing is set for February 21, 1930, at 10 a.m. in Dillon. Publication in a local newspaper is ordered. Dated February 4, 1930. Henry A. Rodgers.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Frank Bird
Eva Bird
Dillon
Verhead
Gaul
Examiner
A .Newspap
Caunte
Notice of Sale at Beaverhead Auto Sales Dillon
The Beaverhead Auto Sales Company on Glendale Street Dillon Montana offers for sale at auction to the highest bidder cash one Ford coupe Sty N TA172142 at par. The sale date is the 6th day of March AD 198 at the company garage in Dillon Montana.
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A. D
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Glendale Street
Dillon
Montana
Show Boat at the Hartwig theater and party notes
Show Boat a talking picture version with Laura La Plante and Joseph Schildkraut opens at the Hartwig theater. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Fred Dart with pinochle, prizes, and a late supper follows the film.
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The
Hartwig
Edna Ferber
Hartwig Theatre
Laura la Plante
Joseph Schildkraut
Florenz Ziegfeld
Helen Morgan
Jules Bledsoe
Harry Pollard
Universal
Otis Harlan
Emily Fitzroy
Alma Rubens
Jane la Verne
Neely Edwards
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IFROM
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Dillon, Mont
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Baxter-Tonrey
Roscoe Hand
Horace Hand
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Julius Hartwig
T. B. Hancock
Harold Warner
J. C. Jeppson
Erickson
Dansie
Hancock
Theresa and
Marie Reichle
Nick Adders
William Adders
Reichle
Albert Polish
Joe Pace
Apex
Robert Joy
Frank Beehrer
Reichle School
Catherine Finnegan
Fay Gransberry
Alveretta Hand
John Hand of
Argenta
Minnie Beehrer
Floyd Lewis
Johnnie Verbance
Frank Jellison
Marguerite Collins
Tadovich
John Verbance
Mack Poole
Henry A, Rodghes
Sald
Svstivss Brhaverhead Auto Sales Company
Capyrighht
Hoyle, Jr
Trey
Fred Dart
Hazel Conger
Pearl Hull
C. F. Murphy
Ralph Rowlands
Por Rae
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Patwhee
Segaions Wustle
Diamor
Hearta
Sunda
Suproce
Pie
Hearts
Iy Anthene
Diam
Hese
Diamon
Diamonds
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