Halloween themed social calendar fills week with games and dances
Mrs Molleur hosts two Halloween bridge dinners with five tables of pinochle nightly. Mrs Thibodeau hosts a pinochle party on Kentucky avenue with five tables and prizes. Claudia Faust hosts the first monthly studio party for her dancing classes. Louis Schmittroth turns six with a birthday party for friends. Brothers of St Andrew host a costume dancing party at St James guild hall. Clara Plant hosts a bridge dinner at Country Inn for Lon Jarvis guest. Fortnightly dancing club opens season at St James hall. St Rose guild card party at Andrus hotel. BE. E. club holds a dinner party at Mrs Price home.
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W. W. Thibodeau
Kentucky Avenue
Harry Graves
Jay McCarthy
W. S.gorman
Claudia Faust
Hallowe'en
Louis Schmittroth
Brothers of St. Andrew
St. James Guild Hall
Clara” “Plant
Lon Jarvis
W. A. Graeter
Constante Barrett
St. Rose Guild
Andrus Hotel
BE. E. Club
Down East Radio Duo Create Unforgettable Uncle Abe and David
Phil Phillips Lord and Arthur Allen star in a new Down East General Store radio sketch set near Skowhegan Maine. The duo, previously solo acts, unite as Uncle Abe and David in a lively adventure chain entering New York city.
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Uncle Abe
David
Skowhegan
Maine
Dnele Abe
Phillips Lord
Seth Parker
Séth
Arthur Allen
Gus
Lotte
Dan
Gram
Abe
Issite
New York
Phillips Cord Mett
Dan’l
Soconyland
WEA
NBC
B. F Goodrich Rubber Company
Pioneer
Indications of Improvement in U S October Business Activity
October U S Department of Agriculture price situation report notes declines in farm prices and general commodity levels in late Sept to early Oct, but reports some positive indications of improvement in business activity including machine tool orders, textile and shoe trades, and residential construction. The report cites high farm labor supply and low prices driving the downturn, with potential rebound if demand strengthens.
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Elena
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
U. S. Department of Agriculture
England
France
Germany
Italy
Radio programs paced like racehorses draw listeners
The Chase and Sanborn Choral Orchestra broadcast pitches a fast tempo with breaks for popular classics. Elizabeth Davenport rises as a radio singer after Gustave Haenschen hears her. The Men About Town trio with Luther Dewey Parker joins Vallee and Stanley in studio performances under Black or Haenschen, while audiences long for television.
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Tin-Pan Alley
Chase and Sanborn ‘Choral Orchestra
Elizabeth Davenport
Gustave Huenschen
Miss. Davenport
Gitta Erstinn
Jack Parker
Areo
Kodak
Frank Luther
Phil Dewey
James Stanley
Vallee Parker
Luther
Dewey
Town
Fleischmann
Rudy Vallee
Stanley
Davey Tree
Frank Black
Gustave Haenschen
Forest Fire Loss Dips Sharply in Region One Reports
Region One headquarters at Missoula reports 16 153 acres burned by 1670 fires in Montana and northern Idaho this season down from 343 727 acres by 1912 fires last year. Only 3 percent of fires reached 10 acres or more with half of the burned area on private land inside forest boundaries.
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Montana
Idaho
Region One
Missoula
Absaroka
Beartooth
Beaverhead
Bitterroot
Blackfeet
Cabinet
Custer
Deer Lodge
Flathead
Gallatin
Helena
Jefferson
Kootenai
Lewis & Clark
Lolo
Madison
Clearwater
Coeur d’Alene
Kaniksu
Nezperce
Pend Oreille
Selway
Joe
Oscar Wold
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
Endorsement backs federal takeover of spotted fever fight
Dr. W F Cogswell said health officials from 39 states the U S surgeon general and the American Public Health Association endorsed turning over the battle against spotted fever to the federal government. Cogswell who spoke after returning from Fort Worth Texas noted the spread of the disease in other states makes it a nationwide problem and said the federal government would control the Hamilton laboratory if it assumes the work.
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Ndorsement
U. S
American Public Health Association
Fort Worth
Tex
W. F. Cogswell
Cogswell
Montana Board of Health
Montana
Lat
Hamilton
Beaverhead County Ledger: Local Roundup and Visitors
Beaverhead residents and visitors gather in Dillon for business and social calls. Notables include Finsley from the Big Hole, Mansfield and Stocher families from Horse Prairie, and ranchers from Drummond, Monida, Jackson, and Lima. The MacMarr store gains Harold Warner as manager. Otto Gosman attends county commissioners, and local ranchers trade cattle from J. E. Hill ranch.
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Jesse Finsley
Big Hole Basin
James Mansfield
Mae
Anna Stocher
John Donovan
Marcus Rand
Earl Rogers
Sheep Creek Basin
Ora Roselle
Monida
Clay Perry
S. E. Davis
Helena
Frank Esterwald
Bloody Dick
H. A. Paddock
Smith Paddock
Dillon
Bannack
William Rosenbaum
Zeigler Springs
Harold Warner
MacMarr
Pure Food
MacMarr Syndicate of Stores
Otto Gosman
Board of County Commissioners
Susan
Kathryn Strub
Camille DeCelles
Butte
Joseph Hunter
Charles E. Nelson
Stevensville
Harry
Hollywood
Cal
D. L. Smith
Melvyn Smith
Hamilton
Fisher
Rachel McCormick
Gerry Geiger
John Anderson
Jackson
James Faye
Noyes
Idaho
J. C. Jeppson
J. ©. Penney
John Nelson
Camas Nelson
Lima
Dressed Up Fish DishesBoost Seacoast Flavor At Home
Improved freezing and packing of seafood opens new cooking avenues for home cooks. The article offers several fish recipes including Halibut a la King and Halibut with Tomato Sauce, plus tuna salad molds and stuffing ideas, using condiments like Pure Vinegars and Worcestershire Sauce to enhance flavor.
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Molleur
L. F. Molleur
Mrs. Jarvis
Clubs
New Down East
Temno
Elizabeth Davenpunr
Beaverhead National Forest
America
American Motors
Dornier
Atlantic
Bodensee
W. S. Tash
Polaris
Twin Bridges
Nay Brothers
Harrison Livestock Company
J. E. Hill
Drummond
John Albers
Beaverhead County
Mrs. Ray Carter
Great Falls
Elizabeth Ward
the Examiner
County
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heins Company