Wisdom Notes Local Happenings and Arrivals
Lloyd Wampler returns from Butte to serve as water commissioner on Lake Creek. Miss Corrine Willey to teach at Bowen school this summer after graduating at Dillon Normal College. Several social events hosted by Mrs. Harlin Capehart in Wisdom with prizes and luncheon. Road work begins toward Mussigbrod lake. trees and fish plantings planned for Big Hole area.
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Don Anson
Bob
Butte
Gibons
Male Else
Kenneth Murray
Chateau
Ernle Davis
Bert Bacon
Corrine Willey
Bowen School
Willey
Normal College
Dillon
Marion Anderson
Charley Anderson
Whitehall N
Pete Givogre
Murray Hospital
Jutte
Wisdom
Amy
Hallie Stephens
Selena
Jeaconess School
Messrs
J. J. Harper
A. G. Stubblefield
Anaconda
Misdom
Forest Service
Big Hole
Big Hole River
F. A
Jackson
Pintler Lake
Orest Service
Big Dole
Steel Creek
Timbet
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 New Favorite at Hartwig Theatre
Tyrone Power and Madeleine Carroll star in Twentieth Century Fox romance Lloyds of London coming Friday to the Hartwig. Power plays an enterprising Lloyds member whose actions at Trafalgar shape the empire, with Freddie Bartholomew, Sir Guy Standing and Virginia Field also in the cast. 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 Reflect 4 Year Service
The text notes that early naval enlistments lasted one year, contrasting with four year terms in the modern navy. The longer commitment is presented as ensuring well trained sailors in case of national emergency.
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Tripoli
Flag Raising in Jackson Honors The Flag Day
Jackson Montana June 15 Special The Ted Harper post American Legion hosted a flag raising in front of the Jackson community church. A 50 foot lodgepole pine was donated by Lu Hoyrup as the new flag was unfurled. Wilson Young delivered the dedication as the crowd joined in a flag salute.
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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 Brief Social Roundup
Mrs. Fred Nelson and family have been absent from home for a week visiting Mrs. Flora Wooleghan in Hamilton. Misses 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 with Mrs. Jackson and daughter Mrs. Allen Danie. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Carl Holman were Dillon visitors Friday.
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Jim
Tom
Francis Gill
Butte
George Cottrell
Fred Hirschy
Geraldine Hutchens
Virginia
Woody
Missoula
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Jackson
Tom Clemon
Dillon
Charles Wenger
Danny Wenger
Evelyn Jones
Frances May Helming
Dan Pendergast
Wisdom
Marion Anderson
Whitehall
Fred Nelson
Flora Wooleghan
Hamilton
Jill
Joyce Hirschy
Helena
Martin’ Jackson
Salt Lake
Allen Dansie
John Anderson
Carl Holman
J. H. Scofield
God the Preserver of Man Sunday lesson
The Christian Science lesson sermon titled God the Preserver of Man was read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday June 13, 1937. Core texts include Psalms 62 7 Psalm 18 30 and statements from Science and Health pp 470 471 about the indestructibility of divine law and harmony.
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God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Cuban Slave Trade Profits Spotlighted in 1860 Record
In 1860 Cuba stood as the world’s top slave market and 12 Cuban slave ships were seized by naval vessels that year, highlighting the scale of the traffic and enforcement efforts against it.
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Cuba
Livestock Situation Discusses Forty Hour Week Costs
Los Angeles report by J A M Naughton weighs impact of a proposed forty hour work week on meat processing. Packers and growers fear higher costs and potential price cuts if demand cannot bear increased labor expenses, with pork declines already shifting unit costs on beef veal and lamb. Industry seeks balance between employment gains and consumer prices.
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Los Angeles
Farm flocks top lists. April egg production highlighted
Bozeman reports April results from extension poultry and dairy work. Abraham Prestleye's 466 hens at Kalispell led in large flocks with 11 458 eggs averaging 24.8 per hen. Keith Ford’s 37 hens led small flocks. Leif Erickson’s 26 birds topped breeders with 540 eggs averaging 24.5. Also, dairy specialist Tretsven warns gentle bulls remain dangerous and should be kept in a safety pen with nose-ring attachment details available from county agents.
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Bozeman
E. Keith Ford
Gallatin County
Leif Erickson
Sidney
J. O. Trelsven
Montana State College
Tretsven
Bozeman Student Wins William M. Danforth Fellowship
Herman Ulrich of Bozeman a Montana State College junior in horticulture is named recipient of a William M. Danforth fellowship. He joins about 40 students nationwide for two weeks of plant manufacturing training in St Louis and two weeks at the American Youth Foundation camp in Shelby Michigan plus a financial grant. Oswald Brownlee of Moccasin was initially chosen but cannot accept.
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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
Montana State College appoints Dr R T Clark as assistant professor
Dr R T Clark a graduate of the University of Manitoba and Minnesota is appointed assistant professor of animal husbandry at Montana State College Pres Alfred Atkinson announces He has begun his duties and will oversee animal breeding investigational work after recent research at Minnesota The appointment was announced in Bozeman
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Bozeman
R. T. Clark
University of Manitoba
University of Minnesota
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
Clark
Montana State
Fixed charges and rising costs hit meat and livestock trade
The article argues unavoidable fixed charges raise production costs and living costs, prompting higher wage scales. It warns of broad impact on the livestock and meat industry and all trades connected to it, noting a cycle akin to a dog chasing its tail.
Locals Roundup From Dillon Area Visitors and Visits
Harold Wheat returns from Seattle where he attends the University of Washington. Bill Ballard and Melbourne Jackson come back from Minneapolis after a year at the University of Minnesota. Miss Mac Sprinkle visits Polson. Miss Eileen Brady of Great Falls stays with her mother. H. M. Brundage attends the Montana Funeral Directors convention in Butte. James Prohosky of Grant makes a business visit. Lester Opp of Greeley visits his parents Judge and Mrs George Opp. Mrs William Miller of Monida spends a few days in Dillon. Eleanor Wheat visits from Salt Lake City. Eddie Hoffman family, formerly of Dillon now in Washington, visit relatives. Frank Little, new Dawson County High coach at Glendive, and family visit. Joe Potts and son Ralph Wise River visit Dillon. Frank Clark fined $10 in Judge Louis Stahl's court for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Harold Wheat
KE. L. Wheat
Seattle
University of Washington
Bill Ballard
Melbourne Jackson
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Mac 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
Copper carbonate seed treatment for spring wheat smut control
H E Morris plant pathologist at the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station warns farmers using copper carbonate to treat spring wheat seed of stalling smut before drilling. Moisture absorption can cause kernels to cling and clog drills, risking gear damage. Morris notes copper carbonate or mercury compound ceresan can control stinking smut without harming germination.
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H. E. Morris
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Morris
Ceresan
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