Question Marks of 1947 Rotary Talk Reflection
The talk discusses voting unfamiliar candidates versus known ones, the complexity of achieving united global policy, and the idea that one world cooperation could avert disasters. It notes American wealth perceptions, a critic’s remark about cost, and Montana context including state government and social security. Gordon Williamson, a Lima visitor, was present on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
University of Montana
Social Security
Meditation on the Dillon Court House Clock
A speaker laments the Dillon town clock in the Court House for its four faces and misaligned striking. The clock is honest in spirit but unreliable in time, prompting pleas for a clock doctor to fix it and protect the town’s image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Dillon
Court House
Museum Fund Tops Eleven Thousand Five Hundred As Drive Near End
Mrs. Fred Woodside the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce museum building drive financial chairman announced the total contributions already exceed eleven thousand five hundred dollars and a final push will occur soon. Enthusiasm runs high among all connected with the drive as they celebrate early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woodside
Beaverhead
Armstead visitor E. W. Renfro in city on Tuesday
E. W. Renfro from Armstead spent Tuesday in the city visiting local friends and taking care of errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Renfro
Armstead
Ford introduces 1948 postwar truck line and new models
Fordot announces a grand salesroom opening with the first postwar 1948 trucks. New F-7 and F-8 series deliver heavier GVWs 19 000 and 21 500 pounds plus a six cylinder cab over engine option and three V eight power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
J. D. Ball
March of Dimes drives in Dillon with local volunteers
A house to house canvass in Dillon lists numerous organizers led by Mrs. Raymond Megquier and others. A Normal College gym game between Beavers and Bull pups will honor the polio drive with proceeds donated. a preliminary by seventh and eighth graders accompanies the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Dillon
Raymond Megquier
D. H. McCauley
Hans Anderson
Carl Hollensteiner
J. T. Dougherty
Betty Mussetter
Roger Sweeney
Jules Wenger
George Gosman
Ross Hill
Harry Martin
John H. Rebich
Joe Lakner
Fred Kerr
Frank Watkins
E. J. Donovan
Roy Stocker
Howard Babcock
W. D. Tovey
M. B. Pyeatt
W. F. Koeneke
Phillip Cottom
J. W. McCarthy
C. W. Buckingham
J. C. Wedum
Larry Redmond
Luther Smith
J. C. Fuller
Dave Stratford
Normal College
Georgia Mathews
William T. Straugh
Robert Boomer
Beavers
Hansen resigns as Montana Woolgrowers secretary
C O Hansen steps down as secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers association. Everett E Shuey, formerly of Forsyth and recently of Denver, named to succeed. Shuey to assume duties Jan 17 and assist Hansen until after the annual convention in Butte Jan 15. Hansen will become manager of Wilkins and Co Ltd Billings woolbuyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Shuey
Forsyth
Denver
C. O. Hansen
Montana Woolgrowers Association
W. A. Denecke
Associa
Tion
Shuey
Hansen
Association
Butte
Denecke
White Sulphur Springs
Wilkins and Co., Ltd
Billings Woolbuyers
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Rotary
United Nations
Europe
Gordon Williamson
Lima
Montana Auto Sales Service
Royal
Dr. J. Thompson Baker
Pennys PY At
Montana Power
United States
America
Splendid
March OF Dimes
The
Davis Motor Company
Simon
Montana Woolgrowers
Deer Lodge
Normal
Akon
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