California Livestock Markets Open Year With Stability Gains
California cattle demand strengthens with steers at 7.25 to 9.00 dollars per hundredweight and hogs at up to 10.50 per cwt. Lambs fetch 7.50 to 8.00, aided by favorable winter weather and promising early spring markets. Dry conditions threaten central and southern areas while coastal and northern regions benefit from recent rains.
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Los Angeles
California
Coast
Colorado
Nebraska
Miss Collina Hosts Pinochle Party on South Pacific Street
Miss Marguerite Collina entertained many friends at a pinochle party Friday evening at her South Pacific Street home with four tables. Alma Bay and Warren Crane held high scores. Helga Anderson and El mer Peterson had low scores. Refreshments followed.
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Marguerite Collina
South Pacific Street
Alma Bay
Warren Crane
Helga Anderson
Elmer Peterson
Billie Baxter
J. Anson Baxter
Pirochle
Anna Belle Hartwig
Lois Gilbert
Local clubs schedule meetings and activities in Dillon
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the Andrus hotel with dinner at 6 30. The Child Study club gathered at Mrs C J Hovren to hear Art in the Home and Family Relationships. Men's Bridge club met at St James hall with high scores posted. Ellen May guild postponed to Jan 23. Lutheran Ladies aid to hold annual meeting at Mrs Berg Christensen home. Beaverhead D A R met at Mrs A Hazelbaker home with current events and a magazine review. M M club hosted luncheon at Miss Clara Plant’s home. Dillon Choral club began first practice at Mrs Grace Redburn’s classroom.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club
Andrus Hotel
C. J. Hovren
W. J. Bilerrum
C. T. Callahan
St. James Guild Hall
Francia Tonrey
EB. G. Free
Jack Rees
Leonard Schulz
Ellen May Guild
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Berg Christensen
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Hazelbaker
R. E. Albright
F. H. Bimrose
H. M. Brunddge
M. M. Club
Clara Plant
Dillon Choral Club
Grace Redburn
Jones Granted Divorce in District Court
Albert A. Jones was granted a divorce from Eva Jones in district court by Judge Lyman H. Bennett on Monday.
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Albert A.jones
Eva Jones
Lyman ‘H. Bennett
County fair discussed at Rotary meeting in 1935 review
The Rotary club's public relations committee presented pros and cons of a county fair with emphasis on an exposition of county products rather than costly amusements. The Beaverhead board of commissioners urged attendance at the February 4 meeting. Dr. Robert E. Albright reviewed world events of 1935 including Hitler’s Germany and the Italo Ethiopian clash, noting the fragile peace and League of Nations efforts. A. F. Waldorf chaired. guests H. E. Schwain and A. J. Pass attended.
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Charles Henry
Frank Hazelbaker
Thomas BH. Luebben
Beaverhead
Albright
Ethiopia
Italy
League of Nations
A. F. Waldorf
H. E. Schwain
Billings
A. J. Pass
Tendoy
Idaho
Winter term enrollment at college increases
A report on the meeting time will be presented by Miss Bert Shortt and E L Fairbanks will offer calendar suggestions for the next academic year. Beaverhead county high school and Dillon public schools reopened after Christmas vacation. Semesters at all institutions will end late this month.
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Ing
Bert Shortt
E. L. Fairbanks
Beaverhead County
Dillon Public Schools
Income Tax Blanks Mailed to All Taxpayers in 1935
The notice directs taxpayers in Helena Montana to request forms if not received by January 10. It outlines filing requirements for individuals and corporations, including income thresholds for 1935, Form 1040 and 1040 A, and the March 18 1936 deadline for returns. It also covers 1099 reporting thresholds and where to obtain forms.
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Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Helena
Montana
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Collector of Internal Revenue
Patrick Tourney of Jackson Ends Life in Beer Parlor
Patrick Tourney, a Jackson resident for five years, shot himself last Monday in a beer parlor using James Johnson's revolver. Found in a building housing his barber shop, his death initially seemed possibly accidental. Tourney, born in Spokane and formerly of Beaverhead County, was unmarried. His father worked at the Belmont mine in Butte. The body was moved to Dillon by Sheriff McCollum and mortician H M Brundage. funeral arrangements were not yet complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Tourney
Jackson
Spokane
Beaverhead County
Belmont
Butte
Dillon
McCollum
H. M. ‘Brundage
Montana highway chief seeks press help in anti crash drive
Chief Engineer McKinnon urged statewide support for a three part highway safety program. He emphasized reducing Montana’s 1936 traffic deaths, expanding road improvements and sand distribution, and wider use of guard rails and signage. The plan includes safety articles, public talks, and enforcement by patrols and local officers.
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McKinnon
Highway Department
Montana
Chambers of Commerce
Montana Highway Patrol
Auto registrations rise as sheriff clamps unlicensed cars
Registrations of autos show an increase as the sheriff's office drives enforcement against unlicensed drivers. 1936 licenses are now sold at the county office, the Moritana Auto Supply Co. securing the county's top dealer license while Sheriff McCollum holds the passenger license. Patrols warn that cars without 1986 licenses will be cited in court after February 1.
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Sheriff’ Office
Norah Connelley
Moritana Auto Supply Company
McCollum
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New Year’s Party
Pacific Coast
Imperial Valley
Clubs
Hartwig
KIND
Aline McMahon
Basil Rathbone
Dudley Digges
Frank Albertson
Mary Carlisle
Lawrence Tibbett
Virginia Bruce
Jack Benny
Ted Healy
Nat Pendleton
Una Merkle
Francis Lederer
Frances Dee
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Billie Burke
Rotary Meet
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
G.M.A.C
Sileat
Cate
Montana Auto Supply Company
S Lation
Ape
Pat Tourney
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