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Tur Ditton Examiner
Fragmented Train Direction Bulletin
The readable portion lists train directions West Bound No 1 North Bound and East Bound No 2 South Bound No 3 North Bound No 4 South Bound with scattered alphanumeric codes and partial times, suggesting a rail timetable fragment.
Dillon Horse Sale Draws Wide Attendance Across County
Numerous visitors from Willis Polaris Dell Grant Armstead and Twin Bridges attended the Dillon horse sale last week. Local merchants advertise goods and services and residents discuss town news at the event.
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A. L. Badeon
Dell
Forest McCormick
L. C. Woodside
F. C. Ferguson
Willis
Dillon
Carl Hartwig
Robert Khumel
Polaris
Harry Copp
George Willis
George Duncan
Sheridan
William F. Martzell
Armstead
Alex Williamson
James
Forest Fleming
James and
Smith McKnight
J. W. Kenney
Melrose
Forest Ranger Rumbaugh Heads to Dillon with Family
Forest Ranger Rumbaugh and his family plan to relocate to Dillon for residential reasons. A. Ongerud of Spokane, linked with the Spokane Cattle Company, spent the last two weeks in town.
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Bernard Garrison
Dillon
Willis
Rumbaugh
A. O. Ongerud
Spokane
Spokane Cattle Company
Miss White Features at Smith College Frolic
Northampton February 18 The junior class staged a zany second frolic in the alumnae gymnasium with absurd stunts including barrel rides under the Horseshoe Falls and a mock eugenics bureau. Miss Margaret Wilhelmina White of Dillon gained attention as a daring mermaid and appeared in the humorous skirt Votes for Men in 1950.
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Northampton
Musa
Smith College
Horseshoe Falls
Eugenics Bureau
Margaret Wilhelmina White
Dillon
Montana to Abolish Levy as School Fund Grows
Billings Montana February 24 The permanent school fund in Montana is increasing rapidly and may allow the special school levy to be abolished. This year the state distributed 518144 to counties from investments, about 100000 more than last year. State Treasurer Rae says the State Board of Education will have about 700000 more to invest this year.
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Billings
Montana
Rae
State Board of Education
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