Clinic for Crippled Children Held in Butte
The Rin pedic Clinic for Crippled Children will be held Monday in the Mayer Building Butte 129 AV Park from 9 am to 3 pm. Orthopedists will examine children under 21 from Powell Deer Lodge Beaverhead Granite Silver Bow and Madison counties with public health nurses in charge. Appointments through the Department of Public Welfare at the courthouse Dillon. Glen Lockwood from Vocational Rehabilitation will interview those over 16 on vocational guidance and services.
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Butte
Mayer
AW. Park
Powell
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Granite
Silver Bow
Madison
Nurese
Department of Public Welfare
Dillon
Glen Lockwood
Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau
County Happenings Survey in the Examiner
A complete weekly survey of county happenings is offered for $2.00 a year in the Examiner. The notice promotes the publication as a compact source of local news and events for residents.
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The
Examiner
Dillon Youth Killed in Action in Pacific
A Dillon youth died in the Pacific theater during World War II. He had previously worked for the forest service from 1939 to 1941 before enlisting. Surviving relatives include his brothers Pvt. Dean Shaffner and Sgt. Donald K. Shaffner serving in the U.S. Army, George Shaffner in ranching near Dillon, a sister in law, Mrs. George Shaffner, and a daughter, plus uncles and aunts across several states.
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Forest Service
Dean Shaffner
South Pacific
Donald K. Shaffner
Camp Fannon
Texas
George Shaffner
Dillon
Oliver Kurtz
Willard Shaffner
Salt Lake City
Burt Shaffner
Washington, D.C
James Kurtz
Bruce Kurtz
California
Pennsylvania
Dillon Prepares for Regional Tourney After Titles
Dillon teams advance from the district scene to the Missoula regional tournament where they won the state title by defeating Corvallis. In the four team Class B event Dillon lost to Wolf Point to finish as runners up. District officers elected were Henry Ruppel president William Evans vice president and D L Johnson secretary treasurer.
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Anaconda Central
Missoula
Corvallis
Dillon
Wolf Point
Twin Bridges
Henry Ruppel
William Evans
Sheridan
D. L. Johnson
High Farm Output Is Still Required in 1945
J. B. Huston, WFA Director of Production, urges farmers to maintain strong output into 1945. He notes farming hazards and warns against letting postwar surpluses overly sway production decisions. He adds Europe’s end may shift demand, though 1944 marked eight straight favorable weather years.
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J. B. Huston
WFA
Europe
U.S
Heavy Loss As Fire Ravages Local Market Basement
Firefighters battled a basement blaze at Roberts Food Market for nearly two hours after smoke was seen by night officer Jess Reis around 5 am Thursday. The fire damaged stock and fixtures, cracked plate glass, and spread through beams to upper compartments, though rear areas were kept from burning. Insurance covers part of the loss. the market merged with Graeter-Waldorf and reopened in the latter’s Bannack street store.
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Jess Reis
Roberts
Roberts Food
Graeter-Waldorf Company
Bannack Street
A. F. Waldorf
Graeter Grocery Store
Waldorf Company
Fire crews twice called to blaze with no damage found
Firemen responded to two alarms reporting a blaze in a residence. Creosote had formed in an elbow of the pipe, causing the deposit to flare briefly then smolder and push smoke through the house.
Erickson Speaks at Dillon Rally Endorsing Policy Shifts
Erickson told rallygoers he would not back any state candidate and criticized the liquor control board for selling inferior Mexican and Cuban liquors. He urged government by business leaders, highlighted needs in fish and game, Warm Springs, rural electrification, highways and water conservation, and introduced other Democratic hopefuls including Violet Eastman, Paul Cannon and John Holmes. The Beaverhead band performed before the Andrus hotel as Erickson’s party traveled from Sheridan to Dillon.
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Liquor Control Board
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Warm Springs
Judge Erickson
John W. Mountjoy
Mountjoy
Violet M. Eastman
Beaverhead County
Dr Mosher Claimed in New York City
The obituary notes Professor Mosher who left Dillon in 1920 for Harvard graduate work and earned a Doctorate before teaching at Chapel Hill and later moving to New York City college. A Minnesota 1903 bachelor and Western Reserve 1907 master, he served as professor, vice president, and acting president, leaving a legacy of kindness and learning.
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Mosher
Dillon
Harvard University
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
New York City College
University of Minnesota
Western Reserve University
The
Normal College
Heavy vote predicted in Beaverhead Tuesday
Beav erhead County voters head to the polls Tuesday with heavy turnout expected for the commissioner district three race pitting Harry Helming Democrat against Martin C. Jackson Republican. Sheriff candidates include Claude Lay and Elza Patrick. All national state judicial and county offices plus two amendments and an initiative measure appear on the ballot. Returns will be tallied at the courthouse with posts from each precinct as they arrive.
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Orat
Harry Helming
Martin C. Jackson
Claude Lay
Incu
Elza E.patrick
Examiner and Tribune
Norman Giles
Election Bureau
Institute to Be Held Here for Rural Teachers
A one day teachers institute will be held in White Sulphur Springs Virginia City Butte and Dillon. The programs aim to provide specific help using the state course of study for rural schools.
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White Sulphur Springs
Virginia City
Butte
Dillon
Not Guilty Then Guilty Karen Andre Trial At High School Play
A high school two act play ends with a verdict shift from not guilty to guilty for Karen Andre played by Lois Burt. Cast includes Fred Honeychurch Stewart Burwell Ned Hatton Pat Talent Bob Wolf Elmer Sorenson Virginia Fuller Margot Luebben and others with settings by the play pro.
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Karen Andre
Lois Burt
Fred Honeychurch
Joe Shaw
Stewart Burwell
Ned Hatton
Pat Talent
Bob Wolf
Elmer Sorenson
Virginia Fuller
Margot Luebben
Bob Jackson
Jean Lay
Walter Scott
Paul Holloran
Mildred Nissen
Bill Harrison
Bruce Grimes
Community meeting notes refreshment and usher details
Refreshments were served by Virginia Tovey Shirley Stocker and Miriam Morse. The latter two with Shirley Mc Fadden and June Waldemar acted as ushers at the event.
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Virginia Tovey
Shirley Stocker
Miriam Morse
Shirley McFadden
June Waldemar
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Mike Henneberry
College of Montana
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Palp Pol. Adv
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Congress
M. S. Galasso
Secretary of State
Howard Hazelbaker
George P. Porter
Sam C. Ford
Ernest T. Eaton
Stanley R. Foot
Citta Auditor
Pacific
Erickson
Montana Power Company
DR. Mosher
New York
Examiner Printing Co
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
Dillon, Montans
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Therapy
Tee
Zenith
J. J. Kelley
Butte, Mont
U. S. Army and Navy
Public Health League of Montana
Montana Hospital Association Dental Association
Catholic Hospital Association
Hospital Service Association of
Montana Montana Tuberculosis Associa
Montana State Nurses Association
Montana Field Army
Con- Montana Medical Association
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