Wheat growers face serious competition from Canada says study
Montana wheat producers are warned of rising competition as Canada becomes a leading world exporter. Paul V. Carpenter of Montana State College cites Canada’s fourfold rise in wheat output to 600 million bushels in 1928 and a railway expansion to Hudson Bay boosting western Canadian exports. Argentina and Australia are noted as less immediate threats.
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Paul V. Carpenter
Montana State College
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United States
Canadian National Railroad
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Great Plains
Argentina
Carpenter
Australia
Greatest enrollment in history at Beaverhead County High School
The Beaverhead County High School expects a record enrollment at the new term with 297 current students and anticipated 326 after 26 Normal Training School graduates join. The influx signals the largest pupil body ever for the campus.
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Eighth grade examinations to be held here
Eighth grade examinations will be held at Dillon on January 24 and 26 at the county courthouse. Gladys Garr, County Superintendent of Schools.
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Dillon
County Court House
Gladys Garr
Bridge hand puzzle and play strategy for rubber
A long, error riddled analysis of bridge play. It describes bidding no trump and spades to reach three no trump with doubling, then an endgame on club discard and forcing lead. The text presents problem play with card sequences, discards, and strategic throws to gain or deny tricks across multiple tricks. It concludes with guidance to study discard tactics and logic for future problems.
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Cain
Various Local Travels And Social Notes In Dillon
In Dillon news, A J Wedum from Long Beach visits, BerNice Wedum to graduate soon and attend junior college. Judge Opp marries B W Telford and Myrtle Hammer. Carded notes of many locals traveling, oiling business, or attending clubs, plus a Jackson accident and hog shipments hint at everyday life.
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A. J ‘Wedum
Cal
Dillon
J. C.wedum
George Opp
B. W. Telford
Myrtle Hammer
Idaho Falls
Willys-Overland breaks export sales record in 1928
Willys-Overland Company reports 1928 foreign shipments totaling 36,698 cars, up from 27,592 in 1927, a 9,106 rise and over 25 percent average increase. President Willys plans a 40 percent export boost in the new year, aided by expanded dealers abroad and plants in Canada, Great Britain and Germany.
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England
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College notes on study time survey and events
Assembly distributed forms ask students to estimate time spent in study in each subject. Davis spoke on reflective study. Miss O Eldora Ragon to discuss her European trip with pictures next Tuesday. Desmond named college stenographer replacing Quinlan. Moroni Olson play Autumn Fire tickets sold. Normal College Index mailed with focus on public school program preparation.
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O. Eldora Ragon
Annabel Desmond
Gertrude Quinlan
Desmond
The
State University
Moroni Olson
Lutheran Church to Hold Sunday Service and Catechism
Lutheran services will be held Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Guild hall of the Episcopal church with Rev. W H Hellman of Spokane College preaching. After worship, Lutheran young people reading Catechism will meet under Dr Heldman around noon for the weekly lesson. all Lutherans urged to attend and invite friends.
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Episcopal Church
W.H. Hellman
Spokane College
Heldman
Doorkeeper Appointment Named for Helena Senate
T H Dubois, a well known city resident, has been appointed doorkeeper in the Senate at Helena and will serve until the first of March. The installation was conducted by Ed Adams and a social session followed with refreshments. John Speliar serves as trustee for a three year term.
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Ed Adams
T. H. Dubois
Senate
Helena
Firemen to Host Dance Saturday Night in City Hall
Dillon fire department members sponsor a dance with Baxter Tonney orchestra at the city hall auditorium. Proceeds fund new equipment and ongoing volunteer work as part of a series of winter dances well attended by the community.
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City Hall
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The Width of the World Sermon At Foreign Missions Day
The Presbyterian Church announces next Sunday as Foreign Missions day with a sermon on The Width of the World and an opportunity to contribute to evangelizing work. The church school meets at the usual hour and place, and all are invited to the preaching service. Blue Bird Circle hosts Dorothy Graves and guests on Helena Street for a meeting with cake praise. Christian Endeavor Society elected officers and committee chairmen and plans to meet next Sunday at 6 15 pm at the Manse.
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Blue Bird Circle
Dorothy
Harry Graves
Helena Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Sheridan High Defeats Normal 26 to 10
Sheridan High beat the Normal college team 26 to 10 last Saturday evening in Sheridan. The third string Normal squad struggled as the hosts extended their lead in the second half.
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Sheridan High
The
Normal College
Sheridan
Grand Commander Visits Dillon for Official Knights Templar Visit
Alfred Whitworth grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar Montana conducted an official visit to Dillon with St Elmo Commandery. After the ceremony refreshments were served at the Masonic temple.
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P T A Meeting At High School Gym
The Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon in the High School gym. Miss Robe Judson Best performed a piano solo, Rose May King sang Love Sends a Little Gift and Winter’s Lullaby, Miss Fousek accompanied on piano. Dr. Morrow spoke on milk and Miss Feley read the January message from the national PTA president.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Robe
Judson Best
Rose “May King
Obenshaw
DeKalvin
Miss Feley
Parent-Teachers ‘Association
Reichle to Dedicate New Dance Hall Next Saturday
The Reichle dance hall will be dedicated next Saturday evening with a dance and supper. A fine floor with Tony's orchestra will provide music. Mr and Mrs R N Campbell new managers of the Reichle hotel will host the event and serve supper. Roads to Reichle are in good condition and many are expected to drive if weather allows.
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R.‘N. Campbell
Reichle Hotel
Smith-Hughes Stock Judging Team Chosen
The Beaverhead County High School stock judging team will attend the annual contest in Bozeman, Montana College, February 4. Members are James Melton Jr, Everett Holden, and George Helkkila, chosen for their experience in the Smith-Hughes system. Principal A T Peterson will speak, with D P Thurber and Baor Dansie also attending, as Future Farmers of America is organized.
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Bozeman
Montana College
James Melton, Jr
Everett Holden
George Helkkila
Smith-Hughes
A. T. Péterson
D. P. Thurber
Beaverhead County
Baor Dansie
Future Farmers of America
February Issue Parent Teacher Bulletin Released
The February Bulletin of the Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers was mailed to association members and state educators. The issue from state headquarters includes articles such as The Sun Bath by Gladys Nordeen and A Challenge to Parent-Teachers Organizations by S. Gaiser, plus pieces by EB J. Kilemme and Margaretts Willis Reeve and others.
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Montana Congress of Parents’ and
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Intermountain Union College
Garry Cleveland Myers
D. D
New Metal Treatments Highlight Model A Ford Parts
The Ford Model A reveals advanced metal treatments for wear resistance and torsional strain in its engine. Crankshafts use a special Ford carbon manganese steel developed through new blending and heat treatment processes.
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