Last Day Program for Montana Woolgrowers Meeting Issued
Secretary Murray E. Stebbins released the lineup for January 27 sessions of the Montana Woolgrowers convention at Bozeman. Speakers include John Clay Chicago Senator T O Larson C N Arnett H C Gardiner Erle Racey Joseph R Draper Archer B Gilfillan with Gilfillan titled Sheepherders Are Human Beings.
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Montana
Bunk House Quartette
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
John Clay
Chicago
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
T. O. Larson
Chateau
C. N. Arnett
Denver
Veterans Meet Here for Auxiliary Proceedings and Parade
Members of the Legion auxiliary and Forty and Eight gathered Saturday in Butte for a district meeting, with a new auxiliary constitution approved. A parade in the business district followed a banquet at St James hall featuring music, talks by state and district officers, and welcome addresses from Legion and auxiliary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Cashmore
State Department
Fred Utzman
Deer Lodge
J. H. Gestring
Billings
J. Ward Crosby
Helena
K. Wilson
Anna Buckwold
Anaconda
Silver Bow Post
St. James Guild Hall
Lamey
Kiblar
Harkins
Gestring
Ward Crosby
K. Miller
Mining district delegates gather for Dillon meeting
The Dillon assembly drew posts from Beaverhead and districts like Silver Bow Jefferson Anaconda Twin Bridges Deer Lodge and Helena with Ted Harper of Wisdom present. Veterans from other state sections attended as speakers urged work toward world peace while warning the US should not rush disarmament.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Ted Harper
Wisdom
Silver Bow
Butte
Jefferson
Whitehall
Anaconda
Twin Bridges
Deer Lodge
Helena
Art Lamey Speaks to Rotary on International Hatred
Monday night at Rotary a speech by Art Lamey warned of European anti American sentiment fostered by war debts. Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon chaired as Lamey urged better cross cultural understanding to overcome language barriers and inherited hostilities.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Bulldogs Meet Miners Here Saturday Night
The Helena Independent reports Montana State Normal college basketball defeated Intermountain Union 44 to 29 in the public school gym. Pasley Cook and Depew starred for the Normal squad, with Jones at guard and Breeden coaching. A travel issue prevented a planned game with Northern Montana at Havre.
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Helena
Pasley
Cook
Depew
Jones
Breeden
Montana
Havre
Montana State Normal College
Intermountain Union College Panthers
Panther
Bulldogs
Panthers
Augusta publisher says air travel fuels his fountain of youth
William H. Gannett, 77, retired Augusta Maine publisher, claims 100,000 miles of air travel across North America Europe and beyond keeps him vigorous. He credits diet abstinence from tobacco meat tea coffee and stimulants plus the exhilaration of flying for his health and longevity.
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North America
Europe
Alaska
Central America
South America
Hawaii
William H. Gannett
Augusta
Ponce de Leon
Centerralian Club
Grand ‘Canyon
Atlantic City
Mitchell Field
Long Island
United States
England
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Akron
Gannett
Pasley Leads Scoring as Dillon Defeats Helena Panthers
In a fast opening half close, the Teachers cut the margin to 33 22 before Pasley heated up with steady baskets. Haughan led I C with eight points, while Swanson and Bates shone for Dillon. Hammar ran the Helena defense and the game featured many players from both teams as they built experience.
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Pasley
Haughan
Swanson
Forsyth Flash
Hammar
Panthers
Helena
Bulldogs
Oilers and Merchants Battle Tightly for Half Time
In a tight game the Oilers trailed 14 to 18 at the half as the Merchants pressed. The second half featured frantic lead changes with Gallant and Daily delivering the decisive baskets in the closing seconds. Kerr and Vandegrift led the locals in scoring while Thompson added solid defense.
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Dillon
Gallant
Daily
Kerr
Vandegrift
Thompson
Funeral set for Herb Wheat at Dillon lodge services
Herbert Wheat dies Monday night at the Dillon home after a life in Dillon since 1901. He owned the Sage Creek ranch and earlier ran Dillon Bottling Works with his stepfather S. B. Patterson. Survived by widow, two children Herbert and Helen, mother Mrs. S. B. Patterson, brother Earl L. Wheat, and stepfather S. B. Patterson. Elks to conduct services. interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon Lodge
Elks
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Wheat
Virginia City
Dillon
S. 8
Patterson
Dillon Bottling Works
Sage Creek
Herbert
Helen
S. 8. Patterson
Earl L. Wheat
Virginia Randolph Heads Autumn Honor Roll
Autumn honors list showcases many high achieving students at Norman college. Several top names reflect strong scholastic performance despite work commitments. History department lantern slide exhibit explained by Professor Rush Jordan. Next week Lucy H Carson to discuss Broadway plays.
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Norman College
History Department
Rush Jordan
Lucy H.carson
New York City
1981 Autumn Quarter Honor Roll Montana Beaverhead County
Statement from Beaverhead County Montana records sworn by Harold Capehart cashier attesting the truth of the autumn quarter honor roll. Notary public acknowledges the oath dated January 7, 1931 with commission expiry 1934 and signatures of Ralph Huntley and Joe Arnold.
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State OF Montana
County of Beaverhead
Ss. I
Harold Capehart
Montana
Wisden
Conductor Truesdale Claims Flyers Have Best Rhythm
New York City conductor Tom Truesdale leads an eleven man orchestra where each member owns a plane. He argues aviators have superior musical rhythm and that flying sharpens the ear more than non musicians. The group performs at Park Central Hotel with a preference for youthful performers.
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New York City
Tom Truesdale
Mr. Truesdale
R. Truesdale
Park Central Hotel
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