Town and Farm in Wartime
Japanese prison camps caused over three hundred U S war casualties from disease including malaria diphtheria dysentery and pneumonia with beri beri reported in some cases. War Department reports show four and a half million soldiers with more than seven and a half million dependents receiving family allowances and allotments. Book Three mailing for six Rocky Mountain states has progressed to about half of 3 250 000 copies with completion anticipated by July 21 and August 1 for late applicants. Prentiss Brown says rumors of cigarette brand reductions are baseless.
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U. S
International
Red
Japan
War Department
Rocky Mountain States
OPA
Prentiss M. Brown
Locals Visit and Travel Notes in Dillon
Mrs. Mary Judge and daughter Mrs. Bert Orr Jr arrive in Dillon last Thursday. J Gordon Myers, former MSNC student, visits Dillon for a few days. Mrs Frank Marchesseau and son Erwin shop in Dillon Saturday. Mrs Bert Orr Jr returns to Sandpoint Idaho after several days with her mother. Mrs J W Stamm, visiting daughter Mrs B A Risley, returns to Chinook.
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Mary Judge
Bert Orr, Jr
Dillon
J. Gordon Myers
Frank Marchesseau
Erwin
Sandpoint
Idaho
J. W. Stamm
Rural Pupils Win Honor in State Essay Contest
Two Beaverhead county rural pupils Dorothy Rebish and Gene Hansen gain honorable mention in the Montana Dairies association state essay contest. Rebish won first in 7th and 8th grade county preliminaries at Blacktail school while Hansen won first in 5th and 6th grade division at Riverside school.
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Beaverhead County
Dorothy Rebish
Geneansen
Montana Dairies Association
Margaret Sweeney
Blacktail School
Gene Hansen
Riverside School
Prominent Dillon Man Taken to Salt Lake for Care
Earl Wheat a leading Dillon businessman was rushed to Salt Lake City last night by his son Kenneth for medical treatment. He has been in Barrett hospital for two weeks and Kay Wheat his daughter and Kenneths wife joined the trip after visiting relatives.
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Earl Wheat
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Kenneth
Earl
Barrett Hospital
Salt Lake
Kay
Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co. earns recognition for quality job work. Trade peers highlight craftsmanship, consistency, and timely production across printing operations.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Not Safe to Print or Say Wartime Guidance Card
Wartime guide from Great Falls Army Air Base outlines strict rules for what not to print or say about soldiers ships planes fortifications and production to prevent aiding the enemy. It warns against sharing locations movements equipment vulnerabilities and sensitive plans. The message stresses careful wording to support morale and national security.
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Great Falls Army Air Base
United States
Rancherettes Kiwanis Elks Lead Leagues In Weekend Action
Rancherettes beat Metlen 29 to 17 in a slugfest with strong hitting led by Elsie Cornell and Margot Luebben. Elks defeated Kiwanis 13 to 1 as Copin struck two hits and a home run, with strong Elk defense limiting Kiwanis to two errors in seven innings. Anaconda visitors Carole McConnell and family were hosted by local Hazel household.
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Pat Talent
Short Field
Margot Luebben
Rhe Black
Ranch’rett
Peterson
Rancherettes
Metlen
Elsie Cornell
Stahl
White
Decker A. Rouse
M. Vandegrift
E. Cornell
Bay and the Elks
Kiwanis
Elks
Buck
Gaustad
V. Hansen
Hage
A. Wagner
Decker
M. Hansen
B. Hansen
Ross
Copin
Kiwanis Wonder Boys
Humpty Dumpty
Elk
Ben Davis
Favner Eaton
Wartime pledge to defend the Constitution and freedom
A speech recalling the 156th anniversary of America's warranty of freedom proclaims that the nation fights to ensure due process, religious freedom, press rights, and home and property protection for workers, farmers, and all people. It honors workers and industry and pledges ongoing defense of constitutional rights worldwide.
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P. J. Lovell Company
Outing Toys
Air Transport Command
Civil Air Patrol
Continental
Weather Bureau
Elks Lead
Price McConnell
Carole
Anaconda
Ernest Hazel
Dillon Implement Company
America
Montana Power Company