Return of old residents to the Big Hole noted
Last week reported old-time residents returning to the Big Hole from winter vacation. J P Losal arrived from Florida Al bert Smith from Missouri and George Minix visiting his Illinois home. Minix traveled both ways by trailer and hadn't seen kin for 25 years.
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Big Hole
J. P. Losal
Florida
Albert
Smith
Missouri
George
Minix
Ilinois
Harry Helming
Bridge Club
Roy Oliver
Warren Shaw
Lima Gun Club Trapshoot Draws Top Competitors
Sheridan Butte Dillon Pocatello Idaho Falls competitors helped the Lima gun club trapshoot draw strong entries. The junior and senior Lima high students plus teachers attended a banquet at the Peat hotel before the junior prom.
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Lima
Sheridan
Butte
Dillon
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
William Peterson
Barrett Hospital
G. W. McMullen
Lima School
Clay Patterson
Miss Burtch
Clifford
Social notes recount visits and travels of Dillon residents
Mrs. Cecile Hirschy arrives from La Mesa to visit kin in Dillon and Big Hole. Mrs. Martin Jackson visits family in Great Falls. Dan Pendergast returns from Logan Utah. Miss Margaret Holloran will tutor tick serum in Big Hole schools. Allan Dansie moves to Weiser Idaho. News of trips by William Hirschy and others, and local cow sales to Art Lundwald of Hansen Packing. Martin Jackson attends county commissioners in Dillon. Sam Peterson in town on Friday.
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Ji Jackson
Mesdames
Ray Zebarth
Martin Jackson
Messrs
Ross Hill
Noel Jackson
Dan Pendergast
Logan
Utah
Margaret Holloran
Big Hole
Mark Clemon
Dillon
William Hirschy
San Diego
Calif
Jackson
New York
Boston
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Chicago
Allan Dansie
Weiser
Idaho
Dansie
Will Knudsen
Bud
Schindler
Holman & Lindon
Art Lundwald
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Alfred Neslund
Nick Swanson
Napton Apartments
Alfred Peterson
St. Mary's Hospital
Minneapolis
Anna Hedstron
Lake Elmo
Minn
Sam Peterson
Livestock Industry Its Vast U S Economic Role
A May 3 leaflet from a major meat packer uses official U S figures to show livestock and dairy sales accounted for 45 6 percent of farm income in 1935 and 46 4 percent in 1936, with meat animals and dairy products comprising the bulk of cash income. It notes the meat packing industry as America's largest manufacturing sector by plant output, totaling 2 362 369 31 million dollars in 1935.
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Los Angeles
United States
U. S
U. S. Census Bureau
Romersa Office Closed This Week for Renovations
The office of Dr. W. J. Romersa will be closed this week due to renovations. Patients are advised to check for reopening notices and alternative arrangements.
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W. J. Romersa
Extension Service Reports County Dairy Production Leads State
May 3 Bozeman report from Montana State College shows Yellowstone County dairy associations top state in March with 31.8 pounds butterfat and 887.6 pounds milk per herd, followed by Gallatin 29.3 and 763, Cascade 27.7 and 729, with Flathead, Lake, and Madison-Jefferson counties also ranked. Culling totaled 18 cows. one purebred bull bought.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Gallatin County Association
Cascade County Group
Flathead County Association
Lake County
Madison-Jefferson Counties Association
Tretsven
Jennie McEwan and the thousand dollar Steinway
Jennie recalls practicing for hours on a thousand dollar Steinway shaping her life and dreams. She traveled through Terre Haute cultural circles with music by Gilmore Sousa Paderewski and others heard in homes she visited. Her family bonds remained strong as they moved west and settled in Utah after May married and J D Kenworthy moved west.
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Jennie McEwan Stevenson
Terre Haute
Business Men’s Association
Chamber Off Commerce
Athens
Alexandria
Indiana
Stevenson
Miss McEwan
Jennie
May
Daniel W. Voorhees
Hallie
Voorhees
Paris
Washington
Gilmore
Sousa
Paderewski
William Sherwode
Carl Fealton
New England Conservatory
Boston
McEwan
Montana Mothers Benefit From Lowest Health Death Ratio
Dr Edythe P Hershey reports Montana had a maternity death rate of 3.5 per 1000 births last year, likely the lowest in the nation. National infant deaths stood at 50.2 per 1000 births, with a 1936 maternal death rate of 5.7 per 1000 births.
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Montana
Edythe P. Hershey
State Auditor Warns on Hit Mail Order Insurance
State Auditor John J. Holmes says mail order and ders selling insurance should be licensed in Montana to ensure supervision. He warns buyers are often duped by such policies and urges tighter regulation.
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Bozeman
E. R. McCall
Montana State College
McCall
John J. Holmes
Montana
Holmes
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Ivan Shaw
Della Francis
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Ray Lewis
Max Lewis
Fishtrap
Melrose
Anaconda
Wise River
Lof
Calvert
Howard
Marsh
Hans Lausen
Gibbonsville
Elsie Schonenberger
George Monroe
Malta
Ray Baker
Evelyn Stewart
Miss Schonenberger
Jules Wenger
Jules Wenger, Jr
Ruth Wenger
Wayne Stock
Harold Contway
Herb Strom
Bigs Notes
J.a.mcnaughton
Jennie ‘McEwan
Horace Greeley
Great Plains
Rockies
Trinidad
Colo
Salt Lake
Ben R. Stevenson
I. W. Winsel
Dillon, Montana
South
Ute
Jennie McEwan
Big Hole Basin
Mary Narby Cottrell
Extension Service
AAA
State Greenhouse & Floral Co
Beaver
Head County
Said County
Beaverhead County
Albert S. Baker
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