Wisdom Women organize parent teacher group in Wisdom
A meeting of Wisdom parents and teachers formed a Parent-Teacher Cooperative society. Officers were chosen: chairman Mrs. Warren Shaw secretary treasurer Mrs. Ray Willey and programs chair Mrs. Arch Stewart. Monthly meetings planned at members’ homes with future events and community social activities noted.
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Wisdom Woman's Club
Parents and Teachers of Wisdom
Jim Scofield
Harry Helming
Jackson Jackson Local Notes and Road Work Update
George Pettit worked on Sunday with the county truck opening the road between Jackson and the Carroll ranch for car travel. The second of the five department card parties was held in Jackson Saturday evening. Mrs. Martin Jackson was the most successful player and won a hand made quilt in the Colonial nosegay pattern. Miss Luella Stickney, called to the Big Hole for a chicken pox scare, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson. Mrs. Roy Zebarth went to Dillon to visit her hospitalized husband. Mr and Mrs William Christensen visited Hast Fox school. Mrs Fred Hirschy hosted the Jackson Friendship club. Mrs Alfred Peterson and her sons stayed with Mr and Mrs S J Johnson. John Anderson spent two days on business in Dillon. Miss Margaret Holloran, a student nurse, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence Holloran.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Jackson
Martin Jackson
Barrett Hospital
William Christensen
Hast Fox School
Fred Hirschy
Jackson Friendship Club
Alfred Peterson
Little Sons
8. J. Johnson
Quebec Solves Winter Relief Problems With Profitable Ice and Snow Industry
Quebec uses a quarter million budget and modern machinery to keep highways open and employ thousands in the winter sports industry. The effort supports curling rinks, toboggan runs, ski trails around Montreal and Quebec City, with related inns and retail trade benefiting as winter tourism grows. Montreal and Quebec City host curling bonspiel and dog derby events while roads are kept open on international routes to Ontario and New York, reducing unemployment amid Olympic preparations.
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Quebec
Montreal
United States
England
France
Quebec City
Alps
Laurentian Mountains
Germany
Canada
Leonhard Seppala
Nome
Alaska
Wil
Provincial Roads Department
Ontario
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York State
New York
Vermont
St. Jerome
St. Jovite
Shawbridge
Trois Rivieres
Ste. Marguerite
Monreal
Big Mouth You Have Daddy Top America’s Foremost Singer
A garbled clipping notes America’s leading singer with references to stage and broadcast work. It mentions operatic productions, a coast to coast broadcast program, and a new motion picture. The exact details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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America
Pete Re
Lear Dean Onty
Addite Broadcas
Mrs Hutchens Install Telephone at Home
Mrs John Hutchens had a telephone installed in their home last week. Mr and Mrs Sanford Shepherd were week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson. Harry Davis returned to his ranch last week after an absence in Missoula with his family since before Christmas.
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Harry Davis
Missoula
Sanford Shepherd
Fred Nelson
John Hutchens
Montana official resigns after demand for office
A. H. Stafford, Montana commissioner of agriculture, refused to relinquish the office when A. P. Bruce demanded it with the keys and records. Bruce, appointed by Governor Cooney, appeared with Edward Astle. Attorney General Nagle indicated a quo warranto suit would be filed to determine rightful holder of the office.
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Helena
A. H. Stafford
Montana
Benefit Card Party Hosts and Winners At Mallon Home
Wise River social round reports Misses Ann and Alice Paddock and Vera Mallon hosting a school benefit card party at the Mallon home. Six tables played five hundred, a midnight luncheon, with high prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pendergast and consolation prizes to Mrs. Danny Pendergast and Mr. William O Connell.
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Ben Mallon
Tom Pendergast
Danny Pendergast
William O'Connell
Alice Hamilton
Ralph Potts
Butte
Vera Mallon
Har
The Lemon Drop Kid Daemon Runyon Tale Of Love
A race track tourman pursues true love and a baby over romance and schemes. The tale follows his comic misadventures as he aims for affection and a family.
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Damon Runyon
The Night Is Young in Vienna Melodic romance
A lively musical vignette delivers a golden melody of young love in Vienna. The piece invites readers to join a night of thrills and gaiety as couples seek joy in the city famed for art and culture.
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Vienna
Critics hail Arliss film as greatest ever made
Critics call it the greatest picture Arliss has ever made praising gripping realism drama and romance that leave audiences breathless.
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Arliss
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Big Hole
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Ernest McKenzie
Divide
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Anaconda
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Woolgrowers Convention
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Floyd Miller
Frank Reid
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Montana Power Company
Dillon Examiner
Rived
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St. James Hospital
Roy Ford
Dan Pendergast
Phil Murphy
Nelson Ranch
Mrs. Zebarth
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Miss Vera Mallon
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Ernest and
Albert Perkins
Deer Lodge
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Paul Paddock
Butte Business College
William Heaston
the Lemon Drop
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Baby LeRoy
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Charles Butterworth
Ana Merkel
Edward Everett Horton
Donald Cook
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Ruth Etting
Gloria Stuart
Phil Baker
June Knight
Ethel Waters
Paul Lukag
First National Bank
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