Informal tea and club notes from Dillon community
A warm Saturday afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker welcomed P. T. A. leaders, room representatives, teachers, and guests. Reports cover room representative duties, upcoming Mother and Daughter evening, and various club meetings across Dillon including Danc es club, Wranglers, D. C. club, and D. A. R. activities.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon P. T. A
J. C. Jeppson
M. M. Club
Frances Tonney
Hylo Card Club
Clara Plant
Eliel
Dances
St’ James Guild Hall
Women’s Contract Bridge Club
St. James Guild Hall
St. Rose Guild
Guild Hall
James
Fred Simons
Frank Nelson
The
Wranglers
Beaverhead Abstract Company
D. C
Pan Hellenic’ Club
Dorothy Blinn
Blinn
Genevieve Metlen
Violet Eastman
Parks Airways Reports a Gain in Total Passengers
Parks Airways states 1931 progress across its Montana Idaho Utah routes and nationwide gains. The flood of rate cuts by major carriers lowered air travel costs by about 26 percent, boosting long trips and passenger numbers while safety improved with one fatality per 26.76 million miles flown.
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IR Transportation
Montana
Idaho
Utah
National Parks Airways
United States
Ra l Plus
Pullman
Bulletin
Tates
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Spencer
Great Falls
North End
Alffred Frank
Economical Dishes for Health and Budget
A housewife and a dietitian explore economical recipes that preserve nutrition and flavor. Dishes include Fruit Core Salad with pineapple and orange, Shrimp and Pineapple Salad, Baked Pineapple Pudding, Pineapple Calumel Tapioca, Pork Chops with Grilled Pineapple, Lamb Chops with Pineapple, and Scalloped Pineapple with Rhubarb, detailing costs per serving and simple preparation steps.
State Land Department collects grazing lease rents
Rental payments for state agricultural and grazing leases for the year starting February 28 1932 totaled 2901.40 dollars, with I M Brandford noting a payment mailed from Sembran Wales by a Montana resident wintering there. He argues state lease costs are far lower than private lands and encourage lessees to keep leases in good standing while highlighting the asset value to livestock operations.
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State Land Department
I. M. Brandford
Brandford
Sembran
Wales
Atlantic
Montana
Political Calendar Sets Dates for 1932 Elections
Deputy secretary of state Clif ford Walker releases a Dillon bid for 1932 political events. Key deadlines include May 17 for delegate and elector nominations and July 19 as the primary date. General election set for November 8 with a Dec 5 canvass meeting and January 9, 1933 for electors to meet.
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Tsg
Clifford Walker
Dillon
Board of Canvassers
Voter Qualifications and Vacancy Filling Measures Voted On
Two constitutional amendments go to voters outlining voter eligibility standards and procedures for filling legislative vacancies. Each measure defines who may vote and how vacancies are filled by appointment or special election. The outcome will shape future elections and legislative selection.
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United States
Railway and Public Service
Montana railroad commission to hear rate changes
Montana railroads face hearings on January 16 and 18 to decide intrastate rate changes between Montana points. The changes target livestock and wine rates with general reductions expected, according to rate expert Harry B. Schafer.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Harry B. ‘Schafer
Commission
Dr H H Scarborough to Visit Andrus Hotel
Eye specialist and dietitian Dr H H Scarborough will appear at the Andrus hotel on Monday and Tuesday January 18 and 19 offering expert consultations.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
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Hazelbaker Tom
Clubs and Societies
Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
O. A. Schmidt
Rose Heavey
Butte
Humphrey Courtney
Philipsburg
Courtney
Agnes, Lowney
the Normal College
Harry ‘Lapham
Jackson
Maxine Little
Lima
Parks Airways
Land Department
YO el Y
Sue
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