Dillon P T A Meets With Safety Talks And Music
A Dillon P T A gathering at the training school assembly hall featured Mr Krause speaking on Safety First and Boy Scout methods, Marguerite Collins playing Romance, and Professor Charles Henry reviewing the National Educational convention in Detroit. Girl Scouts performed songs including Twos of the Coast of China and Girl Scouts Today.
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Dillon P. T. A
Training School
Krause
Marguerite Collins
Sibleius
Charles Henry
Detroit
China
Mary
Local Obituary Notices Listing Names
Obituary list includes Isabell Stahl Watson Mona Harding Lois Gilbert Ruby Stephens. Names appear in a brief memorial notice format without additional details.
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Stahl
Isabell Watson
Mona Harding
Lois Gilbert
Ruby Stephens
Former Normal Student Emma Daily Dies at Broadus
Miss Emma Daily, a former Normal college student, died last Saturday at her Broadus home after a heart condition. She entered the Normal in November, was treated at Barrett hospital, and returned home for the holidays before passing away.
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Broadus
Emma Daily
Normal College
Miss Daily
Normal
Barrett Hospital
Mary
Esteemed Former Rector and Wife Will Visit Dillon
The Rev. 8 D Hooker and Mrs Hooker visit Dillon to stay at St James rectory. He will preach at the 11 oclock service next Sunday. Hooker is remembered as builder of St James parish and contributor to local projects over 30 years in Dillon.
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D. Hooker
Hooker
Dillon
St. James Episcopal Rectory
St. James Church
St. James Parish
View Cemetery
Community leader Mrs Hooker remembered for Shakespeare club work
Mrs Hooker was a founder of the Shakespeare club and an esteemed leader in local community organizations and institutions shaping civic life.
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Hooker
Shakespeare Club
Future Farmers Head to Cardwell for Judging Contest
Beaverhead county high school Future Farmers will travel to Cardwell next Friday with Bernard Williams from the Smith Hughes department to compete in a judging contest. Williams accompanied them to the Morrison ranch north of Dillon last Friday to assist with branding dehorning and vaccinating calves and to learn two types of dehorners. Freshman class judges Holstein dairy cattle at Bill Jacobson ranch last week.
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Future Farmers
Beaverhead County High School
Cardwell
Bernard Williams
Smith&Hughes Department
Cardwell Future Farmers
Williams
Morrison Ranch
Dillon
Bill Jacobson Ranch
Marlene Dietrich in Morocco at Hartwig Theatre
The article notes Marlene Dietrich as the European actress making her American screen debut in Morocco at the Hartwig theatre. It mentions two male leads Gary Cooper and Adolphe Menjou as the competing lovers in the modern love triangle with Dietrich.
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Marlene Dietrich
Morocco
Hartwig Theatre
Gary Cooper
Dapper Adolphe Menjou
Untitled Dauth Dietrich film dialogue excerpt
A review notes Miss Dietrich faces a difficult choice in a film where Cooper plays a reckless French Foreign Legion soldier and Menjou a worldly man of the world. Both are portrayed as admirable, offering a clash of manhood ideals and romance.
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Miss. Dietrich
Cooper
French Foreign Legion
Menjou
Miss Dietrich
Union Services Planned For Four Evenings Next Week
City ministers meeting Monday decided to hold four union services next week at seven thirty, with a different church each evening from Monday to Thursday. Preachers names will not be published, a union choir is planned, and an invitation is extended to all community members to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Livestock Market Outlook Brightens But Hide Prices Still Low
Cattle and hides show rebound as domestic hide prices rise in 1931 and export demand improves. Industry notes tariff effects, shoe production decline, and wool market remains subdued awaiting broader trade revival.
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OS Angeles
United States
Armour Livestock Bureau
Montana land values drop but investment still compares well
A US Department of Agriculture report notes Montana land values fell from 1929 to 1930 across classes, with irrigated lands at 46.48 per acre and all lands at 9.04 per acre. Despite declines, Montana farm land remains a more affordable investment than California where values reached 160 percent of prewar levels.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Jay G. Diamond
California
Aids
New Ford Offers Shatter Proof Windshield and Value
The article highlights the Triplex shatter proof windshield designed to prevent splintering in crashes. It cites features like four wheel brakes, steel body, hydraulic shock absorbers, many bearings, forged components, alloy valves, torque-tube drive, and rustless steel, touting low first cost and cheap upkeep as reasons customers gain long term savings.
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Ford
Decline in Farm Real Estate Values Reflects 1930 Crop Stress
The report notes a drop in March 1 farm real estate values from the previous year. Widespread crop failures in 1929 and 1980 and water shortages hit irrigated lands especially hard in 1930. Irrigated crop profits fell, making 1930 perhaps the most discouraging year for Montana irrigated farmers.
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Montana
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Rayon
J.C. Penney GC
Liverpool
Yellowstone County
Ford Safety
Loy
F.O.B
Durkee’s
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