Traveling team defeats Dillon nine in classic
Dillon’s nine showed class by holding the American-Canadian Clowns to 6-3 after nine innings. Bartlett started for the Clowns, Gordon and Vandegrift pitched well for Dillon, with Bowers crossing the plate three times and F Vandegrift driving in a three base hit. Dillon’s Burrells Kelly and Vandegrift contributed runs.
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ILLON
Clowns
B. Gordon
F. Vandegrift
Dillon
Bartlett
Bowers
Burrells
Kelly
Vandegrift
Meyers
Turen
F.vandegrift
Gordon
Smith
Sunny Side Up song trio sets Broadway record with four hits
Bud dy DeSylva Lew Brown and Ray Henderson the Sunny Side Up melody team created four musical comedies on Broadway at once all a smashing success. Fox Movietone will show Sunny Side Up at Hartwig theatre tonight and tomorrow. The group previously trained in New York and parts of the press notes highlight their historic achievement surpassing Owen Davis and Avery Hopwood who each had three productions concurrent.
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Buddy DeSylva
Lew Brown
Ray Henderson
Fox Movietone
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Hartwig
George White
New York
Melody
Pacific Coast
Owen Davis
Avery Hopwood
Failures of Farmers in Montana Decline as Share of State Bankruptcies
Montana bankruptcy data from 1925 to 1929 show farming failures shrinking as a portion of total state bankruptcies. Farmers accounted for 65.4 percent in 1925, then 59.3 in 1926, 45.7 in 1927, 36.4 in 1928, and 34.6 in 1929 of Montana’s 708, 1062, 536, 346, and 379 total cases respectively.
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Montana
State Division of Publicity
United States Department of Agriculture
Withers and Young Star in Second Floor Mystery at Hartwig
Warner Bros Vitaphone mystery arrives June 27 28 at Hartwig theater London setting in The Second Floor Mystery. New screen team Grant Withern and Loretta Young appear with supporting cast H B Warner Claire McDowell Sidney Bracey Crauford Kent John Loder Claude King Judith Voseli directed by Roy Del Ruth.
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Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Earl Derr Biggers
Hartwig Theatre
Grant Withern
Loretta Young
London
H. B. Warner
Claire McDowell
Sidney Bracy
Crauford Kent
John Loder
Claude King
Judith Voseli
Roy del Ruth
Broadway
Marilyn Miller Stars in Sally Screen Version in Color
Marilyn Miller leads the first screen vehicle Sally a Technicolor all dialogue musical with song and dance at Hartwig theatre July 1 2 3 First National and Vitaphone present with Alexander Gray Joe E Brown T Roy Barnes Ford Sterling Pert Kel ton Jack Duffy Maude Turner Gordon EB J Ratcliffe directed by John Francis Dillon.
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Marilyn Miller
Sally
Hartwig Theatre
Vitaphone
Miss Miller
Alexander Gray
Joe E. Brown
T. Roy Barnes
Ford Sterling
Pert Kelton
Jack Duffy
Maude Turner Gordon
EB. J. Ratcliffe
John Francis Dillon
See Dr Scarborough At The Andrus Hotel Dillon Saturday
Get your eyes right and your glasses right. See Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel Dillon on Saturday June 28 1930. All the news first in the Examiner.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
The
Examiner
Farmers of County to Meet in June to Fight Thistle
County farmers are urged to attend a June 26 meeting at the county high school to plan continued resistance against Canada Thistle. M Bierrum outlined methods including cultivation smother crops and chemical sprays and called for each farmer to estimate thistle acres and share ideas.
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County High School
Bierrum
M. Bierrum
Canada Thistle
Dr. E. Davis Returns From Motor Jaunt
Dr. E. Davis returns from a lengthy auto trip visiting major universities and normal schools across the country. He studied methods and educational conditions and spent time writing educational articles. His daughter Miss Ethel Jean Davis stayed in Columbia Missouri at Stephens College during much of the journey.
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E. Davis
Portland
Increase of Fifteen Percent at Normal College
The nine week course at the Normal continues as in prior years while the training school runs six weeks. Dr. E. Davis returns from leave and leads classes though his presidency resumes July 1. Professor Light has been acting president with good attendance at the training school.
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8. E. Davis
Lee R. Light
Ballot Preparations Under Way with Mixed Nominations
The article notes vacancies and contested offices on both parties ticket for county offices.Treasurer and surveyor have no Republican candidates. one nominee per party for public administrator. Two Democrats seek assessor, none Republicans. Republicans have two for county superintendent. one justice of the peace per ticket in Dillon township. Ballot printing to finish within two weeks. voters to watch The Examiner for the printed sample ballot.
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Justice of the Peace
Dillon Township
Wool buyers descend as Dillon hosts Beaverhead wool trade
Beavershead County nears peak wool sales with buyers such as Kearn Mason Staunton and Stehenson arriving to meet local and eastern textile firms. Shearing nears completion with over 2 000 000 pounds expected. last year nearly 3 000 000 pounds moved through the local warehouse.
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Beaverhead
Joseph Kearn
Halewell, Jones & Donald
R. W.boone
Frank Mason
Ray Staunton
Stanley Stehensen
Leland & Adams
A. P. Tuclon
Cordingly & Company
Leo Daly
Draper and Company
Madison County
Beaverhead County
Brighter Prospects for Lemhi Tribe in Dillon Fair Plans
An Lemhi Indian group from acres county aims to attend the Dillon fair and join entertainment events. Joe Kananaba of Lemhi discussed the plan with the school board. Railroad Old Timers seek a fiftieth anniversary Union Pacific picnic in Dillon. The first Utah & Northern line terminal train remains stored in Omaha after years of use.
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Lemhi
Dillon
Union Pacific
Utah & Northern Railroad
Omaha
Fifty Years Since Narrow Gauge Train Reaches Dillon
The article recalls the fiftieth anniversary of the first train into Dillon on the narrow gauge line. A wool warehouse will host exhibits with 37 businesses signed for space and more to come. A large livestock sale is planned for the final day of the fair.
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Arrang
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