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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1930

Page

11

Montana Sportsmen to Meet in Billings November 17

Directors of the Montana Sportsmen's association will meet in Billings Monday November 17 to discuss conservation and a license fee increase before the legislature. The group, formed in 1920, advocates wildlife research funding and public education through school programs and clubs.

Montana Sportsmen’s Assn Billings Montana Sportsmen's Association B. F. Berry Montana Association State Fish and Game Commission Dude Ranchers’ Association Sportsmen's Association

Woman seeks cooking job in local classifieds note

Mrs G L Smarmes of 205 West Center Street searches for employment as a cook. The fragment mentions a crowded island scene and a fast driver, but details are incomplete.

G. L. Smarmes Center Street

Montana Governor Opens Production of Danger Lights

Gov John B Erickson traveled 200 miles to cue filming of Radio Pictures all talking rail line drama Danger Lights in Montana at Hartwig studio. He met cast Louis Wolheim Robert Armstrong Jean Arthur James Farley and director George B Seitz. He rode locomotives acted as engine rider and pledged state aid to the production.

Montana Hartwig John B. Erickson Louis Wolheim Robert Armstrong Jean Arthur James Farley George B. Seitz Robert Armstrong Erickson Radio Picture

World Peace Talk At Normal College

President 8. E. Davis of the Normal college urged honesty truth and tolerance as paths to world peace during a Holiday program in the training school auditorium. He cited lying and intolerance as principal causes of wars and called on individuals to foster peace.

R. O. Shannon First Baptist Church Montana State Normal College F. X. Lechner H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church R. D. Curry Dillon-Whitehall Metlen ‘Hotel George M. Goaman City Hall Beaverhead Post Training School E. Davis the Normal College

Red Cross Roll Call Opens in Beaverhead County

Lambert Eliel announced that the National Red Cross and its chapters have expended over 14.97 million dollars since July 1, 1926 to aid war veterans and active service members. He used a story about Jimmie Horns to illustrate enduring wartime trauma and family worry.

Jimmie Veterans’ Bureau Red Cross Washington, D. C St. Louis San Francisco Regular Army The National Red Cross Lambert Eliel Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county election results show slight changes

Preliminary tabulations shift margins in sheriff race Orr over Mooney by 381 votes and other local results. Connelley leads Cashmore by 255. Bertie Mathews tops John Baker for treasurer. Official counts list Emerick 2059 Gilbert 1915 Metlen 1927 Garr 2102 Phillips 1866. Referenda defeated in Beaverhead but passed elsewhere.

Orr Mooney Connelley Cashmore Bertie Mathews John Baker Ross W. Emerick Thomas EF. Gilbert

Miners Upset Bulldogs With Balanced Ground Attack

Miners and Bulldogs clash as the Miners swarm with a versatile attack. Bonner scores five touchdowns followed by Erickson with two Head Johnston and Johnson adding one each to seal the win.

Miners Swamp Bulldogs Son Murphy Bonner Erickson Head Johnston Johnson

Governor Erickson Proclaims Montana Thanksgiving Day

Governor I J Erickson calls on Montanans to observe Thanksgiving on November 27 designating a day of prayer and gratitude. The proclamation urges worship, reflection on blessings, and continued unity for a stronger nation. Local events include a vocal solo by Mrs J C Jeppson and readings by Dr R D Curry and Joe Jaques memoirs read by Joe Faller.

I. J. H. Erickson Montana United States J .C. Jeppson Anson Baxter R. D. Curry Flanders Fields Joe Jaques Joe Faller

Tom Gilbert 35 Speaker at Luncheon

The article reports on Tom Gilbert addressing a luncheon as part of American Legion Day. He urged renewed loyalty to the country, forgiveness of former enemies, and a lasting Armistice, asking Americans to honor comrades who died by serving God, country, and humanity.

America

Beavers Win First Game Of The Season

The Beavers delivered a strong opening win yesterday as Dillon backs charged hard and Kerr made a spectacular 20 yard grab on the dead run. TDs came from Starr three times, plus Rowlands Boone and Melton as Whitehall's H Brown limited the rushing.

Beavers Page 1 Beaver Kerr Dillon Starr Rowlands Boone Melton H. Brown Whitehall

Chorus of 80 Voices Formed In City

A chorus of about eighty voices has been organized with Mrs. W. G. Gilbert leading the section. The membership committee includes Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Earl Wheat, and Miss Jean Bishop, inviting interested ladies to contact them. Mrs. J. C. Jeppson serves as business manager.

W. G. Gilbert Gilbert Earl Wheat Jean Bishop J. C. Jeppson

Beav erhead County fair hosts mining lectures plan

The article notes a planned Beav erhead County event with lectures on mining by instructors from the institution. Dr. Thompson extended the invitation during a September visit to the county fair.

Thompson Beaverhead County

Three Dates For College Debate Team

Three dates are set for the college debate team and the page notes this year’s topic. The motion states that nations should adopt a free trade policy.

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