Debaters Clash Over Labor Board Authority at Normal College
On Wednesday February 16 the Mines and Normal College debate teams will meet in the auditorium free of charge. The question asks if the National Labor Relations Board should be empowered to enforce arbitrations of all industrial disputes with teams including John Stevens Doris Kane Milo Long and William Boetticher for Normal College. The parliamentary format features five minute openings and three minute responses with possible extra speakers before the chair's ruling. A women’s team will face State University on February 26 with Professor Rush Jordan guiding the college debaters and his assistants Profeessor Robert Clark Dr Marlin K Farmer and Miss Myrtle S Avddge.
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Mines
Normal College
National Labor Relations Board
John Stevens
Doris Kane
Milo Long
William Boetticher
State University
Rush Jordan
Robert Clark
Marlin K. Farmer
Myrtle Savddge
Farmers Benefit From Higher January Prices in Montana
J G Diamond reports Montana farmers saw price increases in January with sixteen farm products rising and eleven falling while eight stayed flat. Grain hay potatoes and beans moved up, apples poultry livestock and dairy showed slight declines. Despite gains, January 1938 prices were still well below January 1937 levels.
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Montana
J. G. Diamond
Federal Statistician
Mrs William Backus and Son Visit in Great Falls
Mrs William Backus and her son James spent the weekend with relatives in Great Falls, staying for a family visit and catching up with kin.
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William Backus
James
Great Falls
District tournament draws and Beaver rally beat Anaconda
Drawings for the district tournament set semi final pairings for Friday with four first round losers playing for a consolation cup. Beavers of Beaverhead County beat Anaconda 37 to 20, sweeping the season series as Lima edged the Beaver B squad 17 to 16 in a tense preliminary. Officials Kakuske and Bierrum. Reverend R P Douglass of Salt Lake City visited Dillon.
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Mike Henry
Northwest
Johnny Good
Butte
Beaverhead County
Beavers
Butte Central
Whitehall
Copperhead
Anacondans
Anaconda
Cashmore
Beaver
Murphy
Rolands
Fairbanks
Combes
C. Burgess
J. Burgess
Bradley
Bayerd
Likarich, Fu
Domitriioch
Loughlin, F
Murphy, C
Leary
Neeceseceerees
Dayton
Qoeerecesesescseont
Krsul
Cccscesessceeees
Duganz
Bisctesentiveheeseses
Kakuske
Bierrum
Beaver B
Lima
Dillon Girl Scouts Host Three Teas For Hostess Badges
Dillon Girl Scouts served as hostesses at three Saturday teas held at the homes of Mrs. Frank A. Hazelbaker Mrs. C. T. Callahan and Mrs. Walter Stamm. Each girl hosted with her mother and one friend as guests while refreshments were prepared and served by the Scouts.
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Dillon Girl Scouts
Frank A. Hazelbaker
C. T. Callahan
Walter Stamm
Local clubs and societies hold meetings and social events
The St James guild meets tomorrow at 11 in the hall to sew for Barrett hospital with a 1 30 luncheon by Mrs Tragitt and Mrs Stephan. The American Legion auxiliary met Monday night at city hall and hosted a social at Mrs Warner’s with several hostesses. Various clubs gathered for socials, programs, and refreshments including Riverside, Junior Legion auxiliary, Entre Nous, Hi Lo, Theta, Better Homes, and the L D S Relief Society with dates listed for upcoming gatherings.
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St. James Guild
Barrett Hospital
H. H. Tragitt
W. H. Stephan
American Legion Auxiliary
City Hall
H. M. Warner
Warner
F. G. Lyons
Carl Mast
John Wenger
Mary Paddock
Cub Scout Mothers Club
T. Lee McCracken
McCracken
J. J. Brown
Riverside
Peter J. Peterson
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Valentine Favors
Fort Harrison Veterans’ Hospital
D. L. Johnson
A. G. Williams
Theta
Jean Bishop
Better Homes Club
Robert Gregg
Paul Temple
Gregg
L. D. S. Relief ‘Society
Seventy at Club Dinner for Ladies
A Dillon art scene highlighted by Mrs Lochrie who is painting a Dillon mural after winning a federal competition. Janet Smith sang solo pieces Just a Wearyin for You and Without a Song with Ilene Watson on piano. The Normal college mixed quartet performed two numbers as Sam Wilkinson presided.
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Montana
Normal College
Janet Smith
Helen Sprout
Kenneth Barry
Jack Veltkamp
Sam Wilkinson
County WPA Projects Reach 300000 Mark Since July 1935
The county reports WPA projects totaling 300090 dollars funded by federal relief since July 1, 1935. Monthly disbursements averaged about 10003 dollars, reflecting labor from federal funds across public works.
Active Position Taken by Former Normal Teacher in New Mexico
Selma E. Herr, former second and third grade critic teacher at Dillon’s Normal College, now primary supervisor at New Mexico State Teachers College Silver City, holds multiple posts including state chairman of the Kindergarten Primary Section of N E A and secretary of the Psychology Section of the NMEA. She contributes articles on education and art to journals, with works in Instructor and School Arts Magazine and plans books on first grade reading and arithmetic.
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Selma E. Herr
Normal College
Dillon
New Mexico State Teachers College
Silver City
N.E.A
N.M.E.A
Beav erhead Elk Restocking Effort Faces 1938 Challenge
The Beaverhead County elk restoration project reports 113 elk released at five dollars each. A life membership and fifty dollars reward stand for elk poaching arrests. Funds are depleted by the release costs, prompting a membership drive and a large 1938 restocking program. Dues are one dollar to Sec. W M Lloyd, directors, or Jim Campbell Armstead rep. The association also protests a federal bill on fire registration.
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Yellowstone Park
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Sec
W. M. Lloyd
Jim Campbell
Armstead
Normal Pups Fall Short Against Ennis Independents
In Ennis, Montana, the Normal Pups lost to the Ennis Independents 29 to 25 last Thursday. Weger and Homme opened scoring for Normal, Pasley led Ennis with 12 points, and the home team held a steady lead through the game despite Normal’s late push.
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Montana
Pup
Ennis
Weger
Homme
Pasley
Ennis Independents
Pups
Buckley
Sekulich
Tuomi
Davison
Webel
Callaghan
Ceeeetn
W. Schendel
Fiw
Secon
Kissing
Toison
Sseseeereenees
C. Schendel
Estes, F
Seceneseees
Saunders, B
Women’s Club Dinners Explores Europe and Women
At the annual dinner, Dr Dunlap surveys Europe’s status of women and praises Mussolini and Hitler for governance and entertainment. He notes Italy’s roads and railways and Germany’s Berlin airport as signs of progress amid looming conflict. Elizabeth Winn presides. Hayess Baxter plays national anthems.
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Europe
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
United States
Berlin
Dr. Dunlap
Hayess Baxter
Helen Decker
Elizabeth Winn
Contway Dies at 74 in Beaverhead County
Charles Contway 74 a Beaverhead county resident and Deer Lodge native died Sunday at the county farm. He had worked as a ranch laborer in the area for years. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Brundage chapel and interment followed in Mountain View cemetery.
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Charles Contway
Beaverhead County
Deer Lodge
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Sam Howarth Dies in Beavercounty Rooming House
Sam Howarth a well known Beavercounty herder died in a local rooming house Friday morning after a brief illness. He was 65 and had worked on several county ranches. Relatives in Utah survive.
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Sam Howarth
Beaverhead County
Utah
Bulldogs and Poly clash in tied overtime finish
Normal and Polytechnic battled to a 30 30 deadlock at regulation, then Wetzel led the Bulldogs with 16 points as Kangas and Wilson sparked the Poly quint. Carlisle 11 and Baravich 10 paced Poly in a hard fought contest. Preliminary Pups beat Lima High 77 16 with Homme 20 and Weger 14 leading.
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Rouse
Bulldog
Whild Wilson
Carlisle
Kangas
Polytechnic Aggregation
Wetzel
Bulldogs
Baravich
Poly
Kastelitz
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Ecnecesceeseceeeeres
Wilson
Pups
Lima High School
Lima
Homme
Weger
Carpita
Cold snap grips Beaverhead with record lows this week
The region endures a statewide cold snap with the thermometer dipping to 19 below zero at the Normal College weather station. Nightly lows reached 12 below, then four above earlier, as Monida pass remained closed to Idaho traffic due to snow on the Idaho side awaiting reopening.
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Beaverhead
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Normal College
Idaho Falls
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