Beavers Pull Off 13-0 Fourth Quarter Football Win
Beaverhead county high school Beavers overcome Butte Central reserves in Vigilante field. Donnie Donovan interception on the Butte 30 sparked a decisive scores drive, followed by Marvin Miller, Jack Zink, and a Westad extra point. Strong Beaver defense and standout runs by Miller Hilger Zink highlighted the alert finish.
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Deer Lodge
Beaverhead County
Beavers
Butte Central
Butte Reds
Butte
Donnie Donovan
Jim Schneider
Dillon
Marvin Miller
Miller
Barry Sullivan
Jack Zink
Donovan
Westad
Don James
Beaver Territory
Miler
Hilger
Zink
Beaver
Montana Beef Council Formed To Promote State Beef
The Montana Beef Council is established as a non profit to promote beef consumption and publicize Montana feeder cattle. It stems from Montana Stockgrowers and Livestock Markets joining in a five cent per head funding plan, with councils and markets pledging support.
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Montana
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Montana Beef Council
Montana Stockgrowers
Montana Livestock Markets Association
Billings
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Dan Fulton
Ismay
Forest Noel
Lewistown
Ralph Miracle
Helena
T “Tad” Sanders
Joe Blazek Glasgow
John Black
Hinsdale
A. J Langman
Walter Donahoe
White Sulphur Springs
Robert A Ellerc
Bozeman
Ralph Huntley
Wisdom
Sig Ellingson& Co
Central Livestock Association
Producers Marketing Association
Bannock Chapter Daughters Meet in Dillon Fall Luncheon
The Bannock chapter of Daughters of American Colonists held a fall meeting as a luncheon at Ditty cafe with state regent Mrs. W L Beatty of Butte visiting. Dillon members organized programs and decor, discussed the new Pledge of Allegiance including Eisenhower’s addition under God, and approved awards for ROTC cadets at the School of Mines in Butte. They also funded a national headquarters in Washington DC and planned aid for veterans at Miles City VA Hospital. The chapter, a year and a half old, meets twice yearly with eligibility tracing to a founder settler in one of the original 3 colonies.
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Bannnock
Daughters of
Montana
W. L. Beatty
Butte
George Palmer
Bannock
T. E. Luebben
Fred Woodside
Dillon
Lawrence Walker
Eisenhower
School of Mines
Washington, D.C
Miles City
DAC
Bannock Tribe ‘of Indians
Protrusion Remedy Demonstration by LOCK-O-MATIC
In Butte at Hotel Finlan a factory representative Dean Smith offers a free demonstration of the LOCK-O-MATIC rupture truss system. He shares a personal history of rupture since 1936 and relief after adopting the LOCK-O-MATIC in 1954, urging sufferers to attend and consider the U.S. Govt. patent device.
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U.S. Govt
Lock-O-Matic Ofg. Co
S. 3Rd
St. Minneapolis
Minn
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Pendergast
Schippen Giles
Coty
Steve Foster
Murray
Craig Cornell
Philco
Ryl
Luebben
Conomm
C. T
Tad” Sanders
Ter
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture Food Distribution Division
P.O. Box
DAC Bannock
United States Senate
Wesley D’ewart
United States
Winfield Page
Edna J. Hinman
George A. Davis
George E. Gleed
Norman C. Downing
Sylvester P. Meade
Theo E. Bay
Paul H. Temple
Martha Opp Greene
Nellie McFaDden
Dora E. Schmittroth
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