Wisdom Bulletin Highlights Local Social and Cattle Trade
Wisdom residents host dinners and library elections while cattle movements surge. Notables include Mrs. A. M. Bellivon and Miss Ada Givogre guiding athletic lessons as Jim Woody and Fred Hirschy host gatherings. Mary Woody and Rosie Wenger sing at the Lions Club event. Jimmy Dodd from Dillon buys cattle across the Big Hole, pricing cows at six cents and steers at seven. Community efforts, board elections, and fundraising to finish a building debt appear alongside routine visits and travel by local families and visitors.
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Fritz Wachli
Frances. Shaw
Sacramento
Calif
Phil. Murphy
George Clemon
Directy
C. W. Francis
Wallace Francis
Ralph Huntley
Wisdom Library Association
Marshall Ramsey
Don Francis
Claud Anderson
Will Knudsen
Will Daw
Louis Girogre
Jake Louke
W. Francis
Walter White
A. M.bellivon
Celina Bellivou
Fred. Gillam
John Inabnit
Swanson
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Divide
Christina Anderson
Fishtrap
Missoula
Lars Peterson
Fred Hirschy
John Wharton
North Fork
J. A. Mil Jecam
Ada Givogre
Jim Woody
Claud Lapham
Jackson
Dilton
Lena Nelson
George Clemow
Mark Clemow
J. Johnson
Big Hole Basin Lion's Club
Pergang
Don Anson
Mary Woody
Rosie Wenger
Jennie Stevenson
A. P. Day
Los Angeles
Big Hole
New Mexico
Colorado
Cloyd Wampler
Wisdom
Matt Christianson
Squaw Creek
Jorgenson
S. J. Johnson
John Anderson
Huntley Home
Seattle
Wendel Jardine
Jimmy Dodd
Dillon
Hirschy and Wachli
Herb
Woodworth Ranch
Whoopee Club of Wisdom
Harry Helming
Harold Capehart
Joe Carlson
Montana Shows a Slight Loss in Population in 1930
The Census Bureau reports Montana's 1930 population at 537 606, down 11 288 from 1920. Only state in the Union with a population decrease. Gold fields: Silver Bow 56 969, Cascade 41 146, Yellowstone 380 786. Butte 339 532. Great Falls 28 822. Billings 16 380. Six cities exceed 10 000 residents.
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Montana
Census’ Bureau
Union
Idaho
Iland
Butté
Cascade County
Great Falls
Yellowstone
Billings
Daniels
Golden Valley
Judith
Basin, Lake
Petroleum
Silver Bow
Garfield County
Butte
Missoula
Anaconda
Helena
Film Notes and Short Takes on Upcoming Notables
The piece lists film titles and creators including How to Educate a Wife and The Big Trail with mention of Rube Goldberg and Healy. It notes midwinter malice from The North Wind and references Tonight and You as a date night choice at the cinema.
Amos N Andy Debut in First Talking Film Check and Double Check
Public sees Amos n Andy in their first talking picture Check and Double Check from Radio Pictures at Hartwig theatre. The article notes the radio stars Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll appear as themselves only in makeup, while the real individuals remain unknown outside their roles.
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Amos
Andy
Amos 'N’ Andy
Hartwig Theatre
Radio Pictures
Amos 'N' Andy
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Chicago
Amos 'N
Freeman Gosden
Charles Correll
Sue Carol
Charles Morton
Irene Rich
The Obvious in Titles Bachelors Brides Dont Ever Marry
A read of short, wry newspaper notes showcases sharp wordplay on marriage. The items hint at social expectations and humorous contrasts, reflecting early 20th century attitudes in concise squibs.
Farmer Silo Quips On Neighbor's Poultry Claim
A farmer disputes a neighbor who says his poultry is raised scientifically, arguing that technical methods do not make his operations an egg plant.
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Silo
Fox Films to Bring Renegades to Break It Soon
The note mentions Fox Films distributing Renegades to theaters. Also cited is Hell Hath No Fury with Are You There as a consoling title, featuring Beatrice Lillie and English telephoners. Cheer Up and Smile is praised as good medicine for audiences in or out of the cinema.
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Fox Films
Beatrice Lillie
Widow from Chicago brings gangland realism to Hartwig
First National drama features Neil Hamilton Edward G Robinson and Frank McHugh in a story by Earl Baldwin. Edward Cline directs with author input to reveal the real low down on gang life as guardians of the underworld.
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Chicago
Hartwig Theatre
Neil Hamilton
Edward G. Robinson
Frank McHugh
Alice
Earl Baldwin
Edward Cline
Ashamed of Parents prompts Girls Leave Home claim
Movietone News reports on a claim that girls may leave home due to parental shame. The item notes viewers discuss why daughters depart and hints at social pressures. It reflects era concerns about family dynamics and youth.
Widow from Chicago portrays gangsters as a modern profession
The article discusses The Widow from Chicago, arguing gangsters are a new profession and may not be murderers. Nell Hamilton plays a gunless gangster hero, Edward G Robinson stars as Dominic, Frank McHugh is Slub the clown, and Director Cline advocates stark realism to avoid glamorizing crime.
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Chicago
Nell Hamilton
Dominic
Edward G. “Robinson
Slub
Frank McHugh
Cline
Wool growers and shearers seek price agreement in Missoula
Montana woolgrowers and sheep shearers plan a joint convention in Missoula January 16 to 17 to set a uniform shearing price. Howard Nye of Dixon says delegates from both sides will discuss a single rate to replace last year's discord. Prices previously ranged from 10 to 13 cents per shear, with 3 cents margin on the machine.
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State University
Missouri
Woolgrowers and Sheep Shearers of
Montana
Montana Woolgrowers
Missoula
Howard Nye
Dixon
Nye
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Sheepshears' Union
Washington
Woolgrowers Urged to Fund Advertising Nationwide
Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Woolgrowers' Association, told Idaho's convention in Boisch that members must finance advertising to save their industry. A committee proposed a $9,600 contribution to a national fund to boost lamb consumption.
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Boish
Idaho
Frank J. Hagenharth
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Idaho Association
Hagenbarth
Presbyterian Church Seeks Power Day Sermon and Dinner Meeting
The Presbyterian church invites worshipers to Power Day with a morning sermon on God's power and a church school program. The Sunday schedule includes a high school orchestra performance and a Wednesday dinner meeting with Dr. S.KE Davis. A baptism and Lord's Supper service is planned at 3 p.m. near Bunday.
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T. J. Simons
The
Presbyterian Church
Davis
Bunday
Meat price decline tied to four percent share, mutton profits urged
The speaker claimed four per cent of meat consumption in America influences prices and outlined a plan by the national association to raise 126000 dollars. The fund would educate butchers and packers on product care to boost profits from mutton handling.
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America
National Association
Flahertys Weekend Visit With Dillon Friends
Mrs. Kath ryn Tonrey accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flaherty to their Butte home after a weekend in Dillon. Tonrey will stay a week with Butte friends.
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Don Anson
Hans Jorgenson
Butte Tuesaday
J. K. Shaw
John S. Baker
Dillon
A. C. Bayers
Billings
Fishtrap
Jack Anderson
Christind Anderson
Clyde Thompson
Jim Paddock
Max Lewis
Joseph Flaherty
Butte
Kathryn Tonrey
Men s Favorite Dishes Show Simple Family Menu
A 1920s style recipe note highlights dishes favored by men in a family diet. It details Scotch broth with mutton and barley, a Vermont chicken pie, cole slaw, and desserts like coconut chocolate pie and coffee. The text gives step by step cooking guidance and measurements for broth, biscuits, and a chocolate dessert.
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Vermont
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