This Way to Beauty by Frank Lloyd Wright
Wright argues beauty equals practicality in architecture and daily life. He warns that ignoring beauty leads to ugliness and poverty, urging readers to seek light, cherish beauty, and invest in beautiful, useful objects for a richer life.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Admissions and Dismissals at Barrett Hospital
Births reported for Barrett Hospital include a boy born February 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Marchesseau of Dillon, and two girls born February 5 to Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Bannack and Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shaffer of Dillon, plus a girl born February 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Seeborn Veiles of Lima. Admissions list Dillon residents Violet Miller Calvin Mitchell Chris Olsen Martin Hibbard Isabel Wellington Frank Riley Mary Williams Charles Wilson Fred Reachbein Aston Hyde and Willa Peterson Armstead. Dismissals include Dillon residents John Platt Jr Elizabeth Hopkins Blanche Haynes Thomas McLaren Colin Butler Patrick Kent Arogoni Winifred Croner Allan Spencer Baby Thomas O'Brien Albert McEntee Helen Obert Lynette Selway Barney Havert Petra Bay Arlene Olson and daughter of Lima.
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Erwin Marchesseau
Dillon
John Thompson
Bannack
James B. Shaffer
Seeborn Veiles
Lima
Violet Miller
Calvin Mitchell
Chris Olsen
Martin Hibbard
Isabel Wellington
Frank Riley
Mary Williams
Charles Wilson
Fred Reachbein
Aston Hyde
Willa Peterson
Armstead
John Platt, Jr
Elizabeth Hopkins
Blanche Haynes
Thomas McLaren
Colin Butler
Patrick Kent
Joe Arrigoni
Winifred Croner
Allan Spencer
Thomas O’brien
Albert McEntee
Helen Obert
Lynette Selway
Barney Havert
Petra’ Bay
Arlene Olson
Notice to Creditors in John H McLaren Estate Dillon Montana
Gladys M McLaren Executrix of the Estate of John H McLaren Deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Provide to Schulz Davis Wits Building Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated January 28 1957.
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John H. McLaren
Schulz & Davis
Wits
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Gladys M. McLaren
Social Security Tax Increases Announced For 1957 In Dillon
John A. Reed, manager of the Butte social security district, says from Jan. 1 1957 the social security tax rises to 2 3/4 percent with self employment tax at 3 3/8 percent for 1957. Tax applies to first 4200 of earnings. Disability insurance starts July 1957. Dillon residents can obtain details February 14 to 28 during 1 to 4 pm at the local office.
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John A. Reed
Butte
Dillon
Internal Revenue
Helena
Butte Electric Rates in 1897 For Street Lighting
Electric customers in Butte paid per light with arc street lighting available until 10 pm at 11.10 dollars per month, up to midnight 13.35 dollars per month, and all night service 16.70 dollars per month.
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Butte Electric
Publiction summons quieting title in Montana lands
Summons for publication in the Fifth Judicial District of Montana directs Ernest C. Nelson Martha J. Nelson and others to answer a complaint to quiet title on lands in Beaverhead County Montana. The notice lists numerous heirs and unknown claimants, describes parcel boundaries and references a mortgage and encumbrance upon the described real estate. The State of Montana is also named as a party and readers are advised to respond within twenty days of service or a default judgment will be entered.
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District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
Ernest C. Nelson
Martha J. Nelson
Fred A. Eudaily
Josephine Eudaily
J. Nedrow Pilgrim
Esther H. Pilgrim
James E. Selway
June Selway
Hawley R. Carlson
Mae. C. Mulkey
Carolee Carlson
Norine Carlson
Mary E. Burles
Maggie
Or Magbe
Butala Vidovich
Ralph Selway
Agnes Selway
Berthana Selway Page
Stephen F. Selway
Lovilla Selway
Sey
S. R
H. E. Contway
Collins & Burns Dillon
United States
Salmon National Forest
Idaho
United States Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Salmon
F. E. Powers
District Court
John A. Rowett
Notice of Closing of Registration for General Election
Public notice from Beaverhead County Montana states that the Dillon registry books close at 5 p.m. on February 14, 1957, for the municipal general election on April 1, 1957. Electors must register with the County Clerk, a Deputy Registrar, a notary, or a justice of the peace. changes of precinct require transfer, and re-registration is needed for those who did not vote in the November 6, 1956 election.
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Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
Dora E. Schmittroth
Beaverhead County
State of
Dillon Montana to Sell Bonds for Storm Sewers and Paving
Dillon Montana Council will on February 20, 1957, auction Special Improvement District No. 17 bonds totaling 77000 dollars to finance storm sewer and bituminous paving. Bonds may be amortization or serial, with bids due to the City Clerk and a 2500 dollar bid security fee.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Special Improvement District
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Phillip J. Lovell
City of
Estate of John A Rowett Administrator Notice
Notice to creditors of John A Rowett deceased asks any person with claims to present them within four months after the first publication to Frank C Davis administrator at Schulz & Davis White Building Dillon Montana. January 28 1957.
Resourceful man rises to conquer problems
A compact note praising a resourceful man who avoids lowering himself to trivial problems and instead rises to overcome them. The quotation emphasizes initiative, resilience, and problem solving without detailing specific events or names.
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THE
Dillon Examiner
ON — Association of
Dnta State Press
Continental
U. S
Barrett Hospital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Box
Great Falls
Don J. Smith
White Building
Frank C. Davis