Visitors and Local Movement Report from Dillon
Local society notes show Marguerite Gleason and sons Lea and Marion visiting from Missoula, Feny Carr at Mayo Clinic Rochester, Dorothy Wright visiting from Los Angeles, Keith Lloyd and George Hughes families in Dillon from Missoula and Grant, plus visits from Helena Salt Lake City Lima Idaho Bozeman and Libby. Mrs Duff attended funeral for O J Smith from Bozeman. New Year visits trace regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrex
Marguerite ‘Gleason
Lea
Marion
Inissoula
Feny Carr
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Dorothy Wright
Dillon
Spencer
Martin Battle
Willis Funk
Ruby
Robert Duff
Bozeman
O. J. Smith
Camas Nelson
Lima
Doctor Scarborough to Visit Andrus Hotel Next Week
Dr H H Scarborough will make his next regular visit to the Andrus Hotel on Monday and Tuesday January 14 and 15. Proper correction rests the eyes and enables them to see without strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Livestock Situation Sees Rise in U S Meat Demand
In ten months of 1934 per capita meat and lard consumption rose by three pounds. Cattle and calf receipts at meat packing centers grew 48 and 61 percent respectively, driven mainly by drought relief cattle bought by the government. Producers expect offsetting gains from higher prices as beef supplies tighten. National packers report unusually high business volume since World War II era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
National Meat Packer
Meats Price Trends Point to Longer Livestock Upswing
Agriculture officials note wholesale meat and wool price rises. Farm cash income in 1934 is forecast at six billion dollars, up one billion from 1933. Despite drought losses, demand and tightening herds suggest rising livestock values and a shift toward quality production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Department of Agriculture
Eash
West
Card of Thanks to Friends and Masonic Fraternities
The Martinell family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and Masonic fraternities for sympathy acts and floral offerings during the illness and death of their husband and father Addie E Martinell Lee Martinell R D Martinell Ell family P R Martin W D Knox family Earl Cantrell family Read the Examiner Want-Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Martinell
R. D. Martinell
P. R. Martinell
W. D. Knox
Earl Cantrell
Arliss Stars In A Lasting Screen Character
George Arliss headlines a new film profile detailing his renowned screen presence. The piece notes Arliss as a top box office draw and highlights the actor’s acclaimed career and charm that have made him a favorite with audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Dramatic Climaxes Drive This Exciting Powerful Picture
A suspenseful narrative unfolds through rapid reversals as characters confront escalating danger. The plot centers on a pivotal confrontation that tests loyalties and reveals hidden motives, leaving viewers pinned to the edge of their seats.
Pass on Curves Harms Drivers Warned by Officials
TAUS H DOYAL urges motorists to avoid passing on curves and hills. National data show 6 420 accidents, 140 deaths, and 6 580 injuries last year from curve passes. State police frequently cite fines, but the real cost is lives and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Ford on Display in City With Heavy Promo Campaign
Ford is showcased in the city with materials from last year’s model and a highly intensive promotional campaign planned by local authorized Ford dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Mrs. Osie E Smith Dies. Rites Held at Grace Church
Mrs. Osie E Smith of Monica Home died recently. Her funeral was held at Grace Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J A Meske officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery Hollywood circle. She was a past grand representative of Neighbors of Woodcraft which held memorial services at Brundage chapel.
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Osie E. Smith
Monica
City
J. Duff
Centennial Valley
Hollywood Circle
Woodcraft
Brundage Chapel
Lamb fattening expansion seen in feeding trials
Feeding trials by Dickson and Hansen show beet tops and wet pulp improve lamb fattening rations. Oats match corn and wheat in value and outperform barley when paired with wet pulp and alfalfa hay.
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Dickson and
Hansen
Novel hunting ideas from old Madison River campsite
Readings from an archaic camp near Logan show an eight by a quarter mile site with rock tepee rings eight to twelve feet across. Flint tools and thousands of chips suggest stone weapon production. copper Michigan arrowhead hints at long distance trade. Distinct bone layers imply repeated logging of a Madison buffalo.
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Madison River
Logan
Michigan
Madison
Madison Buffalo Cliff Remains Draw Researchers
The Madison Cliff area in Montana reveals rock lines used in early buffalo drives and tepee circles near the cliff. A buried skeleton with arrowheads suggests a ceremonial burial of a chief or medicine man. Professor Sayre of the Montana School of Mines lectures on pre Columbian culture while visiting relatives in Ohio and plans to present a paper in Pittsburgh.
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North America
Madison Cliff
Sayre
Montana School of Mines
Montana
Clark Wiesler
American Museum
A. L. Kroeber
University of California
N. M. Judd
United States National Museum
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Madison Buffalo Cliff
Dillon Educators Meet in Billings Discuss Montana School Plan
Dillon educators gathered in Billings for the delegate assembly to consider resolutions scheduled for adoption at tomorrow morning’s closing session. The plan envisions state aided county unit school reorganization, tighter certification laws, rural student transportation, and a state division for health and physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawe
Montana
Harold Funk Visits Sisters During Holidays
Harold Funk spent the holiday season visiting at the homes of his sisters Mrs W J Romerss Gha Mie Dan Henneberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Funk
W. J. Romerss
Gha
Mie
Dan Henneberry
Choir Roster Names Tangled List of Singers and Musicians
fragmented OCR shows Cashmore organiat soprano Mrs Willis Mrs riphan Mos Jepp son altos Gilbert Waldorf Jones Alma christensea tenors George Bott Herbert Kakuske Duane Dugan bapses Dr W Ha Stephan Mare Nichols listed among choir members and staff in unclear order.
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Cashmore
Co. P.willis
W. H. Riphan
K. Mos
J.C. Jeppson
W. G. Gilbert
A. F. Waldorf
A. M. Jones
Alma
Hristensea
George Bott
Herbert Kakuske
Duane Dugan
Bapses
W. Ha Stephan
Mare Nichols
County Officials Begin New Terms In Local Government
Fred Rife remains in office after a previous four year term. District Judge Lyman H. Bennett starts a new term. Senator Melton and Representative Metten head to Helena for the upcoming legislative session. McCollum appoints Blinn undersheriff and Flynn deputy sheriff, replacing resignations. Miss Jane Herndon resigns and departs for Berkeley to study. Nell Doyle names Adelaide Gelhaus as clerk in the county superintendent’s office. Gelhaus brings teaching background and degrees from Norman College and the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rife
Lyman H. Bennett
George Meltan
Joe Metten
Helena
Melton
Melten
House
James A. McCollum
C. B. Blinn
Dillon
Pat J. Flynn
Horse Prairie
W. H. Barry
W. C. Orr
Standard Lumber & Coal Company
Democratic County Central Committee
Flynn
McCollum
Jane Herndon
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Nell Doyle
Adelaide Gelhaus
Gelhaus
Norman College
University of Washington
Wisdom Man Claimed In Los Angeles
A Wisdom man and long time rancher with a large valley ranch and director at the State Bank of Wisdom has died. He also engaged in stock raising and ranching, noting his decade long involvement in local business and cattle ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
State Bank of Wisdom
Jorgensen
Death of H Jorgensen Laid to Rest In California Cremation
Longtime resident H Jorgensen known in the Big Hole section. Survived by wife Edith Bryan of Helena two daughters two sons Ralph and Arthur a sister Marion Jorgensen and a brother Hans Jorgensen both in the valley plus two brothers and two sisters in Denmark. Remains to be cremated with interment likely in California. Member of Wisdom lodge A F and A M. many friends express sympathy.
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Tle
Edith Bryan
Helena
Ralph
Big Hole
Arthur
Butte
Marion Jorgensen
Hans Jorgensen
Denmark
California
Wisdom Lodge
A. F
A.M
Jorgensen
AAA Finishes Stock Buying in County
Government purchases in the county relieved a serious hay shortage. The week’s activity included G. L. Uttley veterinarian, John Taylor appraiser, W. K. Johnson brand inspector, and B. C. Seeley FSRC receiver, with cattle bought by the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Uttley
John Taylor
W. K. Johnson
B. C. Seeley
FSRC
AAA
Beaverhead Snowfront Brightens Rural South Montana
Heavy snow welcomed in Beaverhead county and Dillon as ranchers praise the season’s fall. Mountains report substantial accumulation and the northern interstate highway remains open though potentially hazardous in spots. Local skaters enjoy the sport after a two year lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Welcomes New Year With Prospects of Prosperity
Beaverhead residents face 1935 with optimism as stockmen predict higher prices for cattle and sheep and a plentiful feed supply despite a harsh winter. Planned construction includes a new federal building in Dillon and ongoing highway projects by state and federal authorities.
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Beaverhead
Propos
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