Dillon Public School notes on scouts band and classes
Dillon reports on the 1932 scout activity in the Silver Bow area with three troops and sixty five registered scouts. awards totaled 126 including First Class and Merit Badges. It covers the 8A class projects, band assembly details, recent games won by Dillon teams, and classroom programs for grades 1 8.
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Dillon
Silver Bow
Hagle
Silver Bowl
Area ‘Council
R. D. Curry
Dr. H. F. Best
Guy D. Combs
T.B. Luebben
L. Eliel
J. C. Jeppson
T. L. McCracken
W. W. Wahl
F. A. Hazelbaker
N. L. Henry
H. N. Tragitt
Wilson
Hall
Ralph Light
D. P
Twin Bridges
Harl Fairbanke
Joe Roland
Charles Burgess
Bob Melton
Earl Atkinson
Frank Foster
Vincent Gibbons
Jack Cashmore
Earl Conklin
Earl Mettlemeir
Raymond Johnson
Donald Wheat
Twin Bridges Public School
Barl Conklin
Planetary Alignments Tied to Earthquakes Says Observatory
Santa Clara University observers report a triangular link between planetary conjunctions, low wave radio signal drops, and earthquakes. Dr. Albert J. Newlin cites numerous instances with a notable 1911 and the Dec. 20 quake in the West, while awaiting instrument readings to confirm the connection.
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Santa Clara University
Calif
Earth
Ricard Memorial Observatory
Jerome Sixtus Ricard
Albert J. Newlin
Nowlin
Dr. Newlin
Salt Lake City
Pacific
Honey Lake
Smoke Creek Desert
Reno
Nev
Sierra Nevada Mountain Range
Owens Lake District
Death Valley
NewHn
Albert Porter
Turin University
Ricard Observatory
Father Ricard
California
Newlin
State Purchases Decline Nearly $100000 in 1932 Murphy Report
The annual report by State Purchasing Agent J. E. Murphy shows total state purchases for the year ending June 30, 1932, at 1,821,898.78 compared with 1,912,710.29 for the prior year. Itemized costs include road work, foodstuffs, coal, road machinery, printing, dry goods, and farm products. The report covers hundreds of items from office supplies to fuel and building materials, with mentions of prison inmate tobacco use and athletic equipment purchases.
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State Purchasing Department
J. E. Murphy
Highway Commission
Popcorn Uses From Past Generations To Modern Treats
A nostalgic survey of how popcorn was enjoyed across eras, from snack in a sack with pink lemonade at circuses to inventive modern dishes. Recipes include Popcorn Quenched, Popcorn Cheese Bake, and Popcorn Fudge with practical steps and common ingredients.
Rubinoff Silent Man Music Speaks For Him
Rubinoff conducts a radio program with Eddie Cantor Sunday evenings using his orchestra and solo violin numbers. He rarely speaks on air, leaving the music to lead, while his assistant Menotti Salta handles orchestral transitions. A school study notes tardies and punctuality patterns, highlighting home and parental roles in time discipline.
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Rusnore
Eddie Cantor
Rubisioff
Menotti Salta
Rubinoff
Prune Uses and Recipes for Diet and Grildren
Dietitians cite prune as a blood builder for secondary anemia and a fiber source to aid digestion. Prunes range 20 to 70 count per pound and serve as breakfast fruit or dessert. pulp suits babies, prunes blend into fillings, puddings, cookies, cupcakes, or muffins. Three recipes include Prune Kitchen muffins, a butter sugar cream, and Prune Jelly with lemon juice and gelatin.
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Poet
Praia
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Dillon’s
Enon Tone
Dillon Public School
Dilton
Betty May
Alice May
Frank Linderman
Montana
Plenty-Coups
Pretty-Shield
Helen Randolph
Ruth Deputy
Evelyn McMannis
Jimmy Hier
Howard Anderson
Charles Selway
Donald Shaffner
Bertha May Julion
Estella Hansen
Joe Brown
Be&t
Peter Best
Mre. Redburn
Paul Decker
Allen Allgup
Dolores Arrigoni
Grant Hansen
Franklin Bayerd
John Combes
Mr. Fairbanks
Miss Brauer
Patricia Gilbert
Lillian Berry
George LaRue
John Rozman
Paul Simons
Miss Roth
Mary Elizabeth Spegar
Bobby Jewett
Mary
Miss Larmer
Alen Harrison
Edward Neal
Dolores Williams
Murphy
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Canadian’ Red Cross
Elizabeth M. Shotwell
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