Wisdom M N Cottrell Reports Local Happenings
Wisdom Montana notes Lloyd Wampler becomes water commissioner on Lake Creek. Miss Mare Else wed Kenneth Murray at Gibbons schoolhouse amid old dances. Corrine Willey to Bowen school. students graduate from Dillon Normal. teaching year ends in Helena and Whitehall. Community visits, hospital returns, forest service road work, social teas, and local travels oleh.
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Don Anson
Bob
Butte ‘Fonday
Gibbons
Male Else
Kenneth Murray
Chateau
Ertie Davis
Bert Bacon
Corrine Willey
Bowen School
Willey
Normal College
Dillon
Marion Anderson
Charley Anderson
Whitehall
Pete Givogre
Murray Hospital
Jutte
Wisdom
Amy
Hallie Stephns
Elena
Messrs
J. J. Harper
A. G. Tubblefield
Anaconda
Forest Service
Big Hole
F. A. Hazelbaker
Miners Lake
Warm Springs Creek
Jackson
Pintler Lake
Orest Service
Big Dole
Nimbet
Mussigbrod Lake
Wissom-Gibbonsville
Harlin Capehart
Seattle
Harold Capehart
Capehart
Harry Helming
Hans Jorgensen
J. H. Scofield
Marshall Ramsey
Mesdames
H. S
J. T
Lloyds of London opens at Hartwig theater with Power and Carroll
Tyrone Power stars in the Twentieth Century Fox romance Lloyds of London with Madeleine Carroll. Freddie Bartholomew, Sir Guy Standing and Virginia Field co star as the tale follows an ambitious Lloyds member whose actions at Trafalgar shape the empire. Henry King directs with Kenneth Macgowan as associate producer.
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Tyrone Power
Madeleine Carroll
Twentieth Century-Fox
Lloyds of
London
Hartwig Theatre
Lloyds
Great International
Navy enlistment terms as reason for early Tripoli war strategy
The piece argues that one year enlistments in the early navy partially explain the slow approach to the Tripoli war. It notes modern practice has four year enlistments ensuring trained sailors in national emergencies.
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Tripoli
Flag Raising program lauded in Jackson ceremony
The Ted Harper post of the American Legion held a well received Flag Day program in Jackson. A 50 foot lodgepole pine was donated and raised in front of the community church as Wilson Young read a dedication. The event featured readings, songs, and tributes by local groups and families.
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Jackson
Ted Harper
American Legion
Lu Hoyrup
Jackson Community Church
Wilson Young
Jackson Sunday School
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Soldier Boys
A. W. Wilson
Royal Neighbors
John Hutchens
Rebekah Lodge
Florence’ Rice
Friendship Clab
Norma Jean Nelson
Wisdom Public School
Wilson
J. H. Scofield
Tom Scofield
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Jackson Notes Absent Members Visit Fiends and Relatives
Mrs. Fred Nelson and family have been away visiting Mrs. Flora Wooleghan in Hamilton. Jill and Joyce Hirschy spent last week in Dillon with relatives. Dan Pendergast was a business visitor in Dillon and Helena. Martin Jackson returned from Salt Lake where he stayed two weeks with Mrs. Jackson and their daughter Mrs. Allen Dansie. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Carl Holman visited Dillon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scofield also...
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Fred Francis
Wallace Francis
Eunice McKevitt
Dwaine
Clayton Huntley
Spokane
Huntley
Harold Capehart
Deer Lodge
Harlin Capehart
Frank Schriber
Seattle
Albert Smith
Anaconda
Clark Huntley
Swanson Ranch
J. H. Scofield
Vick Olsen
George Cottrell
Dillon
Jim
Tom
Francis Gill
Butte
Fred Hirschy
Geraldine Hutchens
Virginia
Woody
Missoula
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Jackson
Tom Clemon
Charles Wenger
Danny Wenger
Little Evelyn Jones
Frances May Helming
Dan Pendergast
Wisdom
Marion Anderson
Whitehall
God the Preserver in Christian Science Lesson
The Sunday lesson in 1937 centers on God as preserver and refuge, with the golden text from Psalms and supporting citations. It includes a Bible citation praising God as a perfect, trusted rock and a passage from Science and Health affirming the indestructible relation of God and man within divine law.
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God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Cuban Slave Trade Profits in 1860 World’s Peak
In 1860 Cuba stood as the world’s top slave market with vast profits. That year twelve Cuban slave ships were seized by naval vessels, signaling intensified crackdowns on the transatlantic slave trade.
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Cuba
Livestock Industry Faces Forty Hour Week Adjustments
Los Angeles June 15 The livestock industry weighs how to adjust to a forty hour week as proposed legislation aims to boost employment. Packers warn higher operating costs threaten meat prices and consumer buying power, with increased labor and fixed charges hitting beef veal and lamb along with related trade.
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Los Angeles
NRA
Demonstration Farm Flocks Lead April Egg Production
Agricultural extension reports from Bozeman note Abraham H. Prestleye's 466 hens top April egg counts with 11 458 total eggs at 24.8 per hen. E Keith Ford's 37 hens total 881 eggs, Leif Erickson's 26 birds produce 540 eggs at 24.5 per hen. J O Tretsven cautions about gentle dairy bulls and recommends safe bull pens with notes from county agents.
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Bozeman
Abraham H. Prestleye
Kalispel
Cushman
Montana State College
Mr. Prestleye
E. Keith Ford
Gallatin County
Leif Erickson
Sidney
Bozeman Horticulture Student Wins Danforth Fellowship
Herman Ulrich, a Montana State College horticulture junior, earns the William M. Danforth fellowship with a two week Missouri training, two weeks at Shelby Michigan leadership camp, and funds for expenses. He replaces Oswald Brownlee of Moccasin who could not accept. Ulrich joins about 40 students from agricultural colleges nationwide for the program. Dr. R. T. Clark is named assistant professor of animal husbandry at Montana State College, joining from Manitoba and Minnesota. He will lead animal breeding research.
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Bozeman
Herman Ulrich
Montana State College
William M. Danforth
Middle West
Clyde McKee
Ulrich
Oswald Brownlee
St. Louis
American Youth Foundation
Shelby, Mich
McKee
R. T. Clark
University of Manitoba
University of Minnesota
Alfred Atkinson
Clark
Montana State
Local residents and visitors noted in Dillon
Harold Wheat returns from Seattle university trip. Bill Ballard and Melbourne Jackson come back from University of Minnesota study. Miss Mae Sprinkle visits Polson. Eileen Brady of Great Falls stays with family. H M Brundage attends Montana Funeral Directors convention in Butte. James Prohosky visits from Grant. Lester Opp visits Dillon at parental home. Mrs. William Miller of Monida spends time in Dillon. Eleanor Wheat visits from Salt Lake City. Eddie Hoffman and family, former Dillon residents, visit. Frank Little, new Dawson county coach at Glendive, and family visit. Joe Potts and Ralph Wise River visit Dillon. Frank Clark fined $10 for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wheat
E. L. Wheat
Seattle
University of Washington
Bill Ballard
Melbourne Jackson
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Mae Sprinkle
Polson
Eileen Brady
Great Falls
H. M. Brundage
Montana Funeral Directors Association
Butte
Dillon
Washington
Frank Little
Dawson County High School
Glendive
Joe Potts
Ralph
Wise River
Frank Clark
Louis Stahl
Precautions With Copper Carbonate Seed Treatment
Montana experiment station plant pathologist H E Morris warns copper carbonate seed treatment for spring wheat stinking smut absorbs moisture, causing kernels to cling and clog drills and risking gear damage. Treat seed before planting with copper carbonate or new improved ceresan without harming germination.
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H. E. Morris
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Morris
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