Whitworth Discusses Eastern City Trip at Dillon Rotary
Ed Whitworth spoke at the Dillon Rotary club about a recent eastern tour with stops in Chicago Boston New York and Washington to study meat packing by products and wool processing. Weldon Payne was named Rotary president for the coming year and the guest list included local and visiting figures.
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Whitworth
Weldon Payne
Rotary
Ed Whitworth
Dillon Rotary Club
The
Elks’ Hall
Harry Anderson
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
United States
Ininer
Boston
Harvard University
Parker House
New York
St Johns Cathedral
Empire State Building
Swift
Bill Schowe
Verne Sylvester
Sheriadan
Wesley Green
Paul Hoskins
Wisdom Bill MacKenzie
Ronald Schulz
Ennis
Bob Mildragovich
Lima Clem Kalitowski
Jackson
al Graesser
Wise River
Girl Scouts Party Honors Founder Juliette Lowe
The Dillon Girl Scouts celebrate the organization’s birthday and honor founder Juliette Lowe with a party at Dillon primary school auditorium on Friday afternoon March 20 at 3:30 pm. Gladys Forester, Dillon council chair, will oversee arrangements as Girl Scouts, leaders, council members, and a mother representative from each troop attend. Each Scout brings a penny per year of her age for the Juliette Lowe world friendship fund supporting encampments, conferences, and scholarships to foster global Girl Scout ties and cross cultural understanding.
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Girl Scouts of
Dillon
Juliette Lowe
Gladys Forester
Julette Lowe
Dillon Council
United States
Mark Twin Ewe Lambs in Spring for Future Ewes, Montana Study
Montana State College researchers E P Orcutt and J L Van Horn report that marking twin ewe lambs in spring to become ewes in fall is advantageous. Twins yield higher gross income per ewe, about 27 dollars more than singles, per Montana experiment station data, with twins valued at 19 cents per pound versus 22 cents for singles.
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Montana State College
E P Orcutt
J L van Horn
Montana Experiment Station
Memoirs of Bell Edison tied by a long lineage in history
J W Sutherland recalls Alexander Graham Bell born in Edinburgh and his move to Ontario in 1870 with health concerns. The piece touches on Bell's patents in 1876, family lineage through the Bells and Edisons, early work in Newark and Menlo Park, and anecdotes from a life filled with experiments and public interest.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Edinburg
Scotland
Washington
Lincoln
Edison
Eastwood
Oxford County
Ontario
University of Edinburg
University of London
Alexander Melville Bell
Bell Institution
Bell
Boston
St. Patrick
Mabel Gardner
Edinburgh
Milan
Ohio
Perth County
John Edison
Holland
Stratford
Sarnia
Samuel Edison
Nancy Fliot
Thomas A
Port Huron
Detroit
Grand Trunk Railway
Newark
N. J
Menlo Park
West Orange
Pathfinder Magazine
Mary
Woodstock
Alexander Bell
Rand McNally
Stratford Junction
Father’s Place
Gettysburg
Canada
Inventory Pads and Title Sheets at the Examiner
Inventory pads and specially titled columnar sheets are cataloged at the Examiner office. The item list includes office supplies used for daily clerical work and archival record keeping.
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Examiner
Mildred Dansie Named Jackson Area Red Cross Chair
Beaverhead county Red Cross drive chair man H. L. Contway announced Monday that Mildred Dansie will head the Jackson area campaign replacing Mrs. Fred Nelson who is in California. County goals for 1953 stand at 1800 with 400 to 500 already reported and several outlying communities yet to report.
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H. L
Toke
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Girl Scouts
Clair Michels
Beaverhead County
Montana
Last Chance
Penoa
Last Chance Gulch
Virginia City
John Cowan
Kootenai
Cowan
Priest Pass
Prickly Pear Valley
Dearborn River
Mauner
Helena
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
J. W. Sutherland
Seth Thomas
Michail Oats
Mildred Dansie
ABC
Jackson Area
Dillon Examiner
GEO. M
Gosman Druggist
Dillion
Mererratora Malvester
McCormick Farmall
Eversman Land Levelers
Conoco Products
Goodyear Tires
Eversman
Fairbanks-Morse
TORO
Danheuser
Stanley Tools
Mockel
Harvester
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