Social Gatherings Highlight Summer Week in Dillon
Mrs E G Free hosted a bridge dinner for her sisters the Misses Mary Lou and Fritzi White from Chicago at the Peter J Peterson ranch with eight tables. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Warren Selner and Miss Edith Saxton for ladies high and low, while R M Stone and Albert B Baker won men's high and low. A shower for Mrs Vivian Thomas followed at A A Curnutt home with gifts. The St James guild met at Mrs Jack Selway's ranch for the last time before fall. Mizpah chapter OES concluded meetings for summer at the temple. The Baptist Aid society held a Thursday afternoon gathering at the Baptist Cottage. The L D S Relief Society held its annual picnic near Dillon yesterday.
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E. G. Free
Peter J. Peterson
Mary Lou
Fritzi White
Chicago
Warren Selner
Edith Saxton
R. M. Stone
Albert
St. James Guild
Jack Selway
Dillon
Guild
Woodcraft Meeting Held at Mabel Crichton Home
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held a special meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Mabel Crichton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Mabel Crichton
Home Owners corporation aims to ease mortgage burden soon
In Washington the Home Loan bank board expects the Home Owners corporation to begin within 30 days. It can issue up to 2 billion in 18 year bonds guaranteed by the government to help mortgage risk owners by exchanging bonds for mortgages or lending cash if needed. In Philadelphia Leslie McGowan is charged with first degree murder for slaying Harry Buchanan in a justice court information.
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Washington
Home Loan Bank Board
Home Owners Corporation
Philipsburg
Leslie McGowan
Hall
Harry Buchanan
Justice Court
D. M. Durfee
Georgia Governor's Wife Premier Jam and Jelly Recipes
Mrs. Eugene Talmadge wife of the Georgia governor is famed for jams and jellies. The article lists blackberry raspberry and cherry recipes with steps for preparing juice fruit pectin and boiling times, noting home cooks prize a full gleaming jam cupboard and referencing state fair tested methods.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
South
Baseball Star Hal Schumacher Wins Degree Highlight
Glante pitcher Hal Schumacher, first player to graduate in a pennant campaign, earns a degree at St. Lawrence University Canton New York as proud parents look on.
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Hal Schumacher
Glante
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Montanas schools survive on tight economies
A statewide survey shows Montana schools large and small remain open only through drastic cuts. Elizabeth Ireland reports 25 to 50 percent cost reductions, with another 3 million dollars cut in 1933 34 budgets. County by county, budgets shrink as state revenue falls.
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Montana
Helena
Little Red
Fine City
Elizabeth Ireland
Miss Ireland
Valley County
Glasgow
Beaverhead County
Missoula County
Gallatin
Cascade
Richland
Sidney
Flathead—County
Lillian Peterson
Mixed early 20th century news items from Dillon and beyond
News briefs note new game laws, including seasons for killing book agents poets umbrella borrowers and life insurance agents. Acquittal of Lizzie Borden for parental murder reported from New Bedford. A Glendive trial clears a principal of assault on a pupil. British naval tragedy near Tripoli sinks Victoria with 400 dead. Local notes report births, drownings, wool sale, Fourth of July plans and a barber shop sale in Dillon.
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London
Victoria
Tripoli
Dillon
Edward G. Farnsworth
Ed Cushing
Governor Cooney to address Montana Press association in Bozeman
Governor Cooney will address the Montana State Press association at its annual convention in Bozeman on August 17 and 18. Joe Markham, president of the association, and J H Dickey of Butte conferred with the local committee on the tentative programme.
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Bozeman
Cooney
Montana State Press Association
Joe Markham
J.H. Dickey
Butte
Frith
Exemptions on New Federal Gas and Admission Taxes
Collector Charles A. Rasmunson reports instructions from Guy T. Helvering on the gasoline tax rise to one and a half cents per gallon effective June 16. The tax excludes gasoline or benzene when sold by importers or producers for nonfuel uses, and an amendment under the National Industrial Recovery Act exempts free admission to spoken plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rasmunson
Guy T. Helvering
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
National Industrial Recovery Act
Local team suffers sixth loss as Anaconda Red Men win
The Red Men of Anaconda defeated the locals 17 to 8 in the sixth game of the series. A break-in at Medicine Lodge post office occurred during the night of June 27 with $40 stolen. Eugene L. Poindexter began duties as Dillon postmaster on Tuesday July 1.
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Redmen
Anaconda
Medicine Lodge
Eugene L. Poindexter
Dillon
Wilson
Theatrical Definition in Law Cited
A legal description outlines dramatic works as narrative plays in two or more acts with a running time over one hour and forty five minutes. It specifies performance elements including musical parts or accompaniments as integral to plot development.
Examiner Eyes Ada Investment Turnaround
The examiner highlights Ada aiming for large returns from a modest investment. The focus is on strategic risk and potential growth opportunities for Ada in the current market.
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Examiner
Ada
Flaming South Love Thief Sparks Reckless Wealth Toss
A Liberty magazine serial depicts a dramatic Southern tale of a glamorous woman who spends millions in pursuit of romance. Her lavish spending ends as she abandons wealth for love, revealing hidden drama and high-stakes romantic pursuit.
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Liberty Magazine
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A. A. Curnutt
Vivian Thomas
Baptist Aid
Baptist Aid Society
Louis Schmittroth
Baptist Cottage
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Relief Society
L. D
Woodcraft Meeting
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
Peekekill
Lake Tlorati
Palisades Interstate Park
Bear Mountain
Amber Jack
President
Alfonso Lopez
Colombia
Peru
Lopez
England
King George
Prince George
R. N
Prince of Wales
Highlanders
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Royal Hussars
U. 8
League Girls
Evanston
Finois
Arisment
North Shore Cuburh
Wourtey Corpe
A. Gentury
Upper Left
Mra AG
Unnemann
Sam
Jacob Ruppert
United Ann Bradford
Mre
Chas
Greater University
Bilver Bow
Custer
Park
Madison
New Bedford, Mass
Lizzie Borden
Glendive
John 8. Baker
Washington Street
Ras Henningson
Lloyd Call
Craig Cornell
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
Dillon, Montana
Hartwig
Richard Barthelmess
Bette Davis
Dorothy Jordan
Hardie Albright
Henry Walta
Carole Lombard
Walter Connolly, Louise Closser Hale and
Lyle Talbott
John Barrymore
Katherine Hepburn
Billie Burke
Andrus Hotel
Terry’s Bar
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
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