Shirley Temple Diet Secret Behind Bright Fame
Little Shirley Temple leads a simple home life and says she was never spoiled. Her mother credits Hollywood and daily planned meals for her upbeat personality. Dr Donald A Laird’s research on child sleep notes benefits from light, easily digested suppers like corn flakes. The article includes a corn flake date cookie recipe using corn flakes as a key ingredient.
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Tittle
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Shirley
Donald A Laird
Psychological Laboratory
Colgate University
Laird
Shaw Rites Largely Attended Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Shaw drew a large crowd with a procession to Bristow cemetery for burial. Distances varied as attendees arrived from Malad Idaho Pocatello Corvallis Warm Springs Deer Lodge and Dillon among others.
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Shaw
Tope
Fred Schultz
C. W. Francis
Bristow
D. L. Evans
Thomas Thomas
Dave Thomas
Malad
Idaho
Merle Jones
Pocatello
Don Francis
Della
Melba
Corvallis
Bolton
Warm Springs
Jane Jordan
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Resident of County for Fifty Years Obituary Notice
A resident of the county for fifty years 18 claimed a great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. The funeral was held Monday morning from the St. Rose Catholic church in Dillon with Rev. Father Timothy Clifford of Lima officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
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St. Rose Catholic Church
Dillon
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Mountain View Cemetery
District Deputy Guest At Meeting Local Elks Lodge
District deputy attended a Dillon Elks Lodge meeting in company with several Butte Elks including Mayor Archie McTaggart and Exalted Ruler WhaJen. After the meeting an entertainment program followed by a Dillon orchestra and Butte lodge members. Refreshments were served.
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Elks Lodge
Dillon
Butte Elks
Archie McTaggart
Wha- Jen
Butte Lodge
Francis Tonrey
Dan Henneberry
Anson Baxter
Don Julion
Wayne Roberts
Harold Contway
Fire Losses Dissected At Rotary Meeting
The Dillon Rotary gathering discussed federal expenditures with two thirds used for relief in the past year. A dinner sponsored tonight by the Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club invites Rotary and other local groups. Superintendent Charles Henry outlined hot lunch issues at the training school. Harold Warner chaired. guests included A. J. Pass of Butte and A. H. McCertney of Wise River.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rotary Club
Charles Henry
Harold Warner
A. J. Pass
Butte
A. H. McCertney
Wise River
Beavers Tangle With Bozeman Here
Brown converts late in the half as Gibbons snags a pass for 14 yards over the goal line. Early in the second half Gibbons adds a 12 yard scoring run.
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Brown
Gibbons
Beavers Ferried By Big Yardage Advantage In Win
Tonney was injured in the first half and will miss Saturday. Beaver offense dominated Whitehall with 385 rushing and receiving yards to 53, 12 first downs to one, and three successful passes for 27 yards. Whitehall punted eight times, Beavers three kicks averaging 21 yards. Beavers lost 26 yards on three plays, Whitehall seven on one, Dillon flagged 65 yards. Beavers fumbled three times, Whitehall four.
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Tempts
Tonney
Beaver
Whitehall
Beavers
Dillon
Sheep Buying Program Suspended Pending County Quotas
The program suspends as the county allocates quotas. Of more than 37 000 sheep listed for sale, 20 000 have been inspected. Owners will hold them until orders for shipment. Condemned sheep may be killed but pelts must be skinned dried and held for orders. Sorters include Edwin Whitworth H S Parcell N S Ring Clayton Kennedy and Frank Rife. County sheep committee members are Roscoe Cornell Ernest Orr Ike Rife Jr William Gleed and O A Schulz.
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Edwin Whitworth
H. S. Parcell
N. S. Ring
Clayton Kennedy
Frank Ri
Special Rates for Beef Shipments Aid Montana Drought Areas
Dr Butler notes AAA in Montana drought counties ships cattle daily to Hansen Packing in Butte Great Falls Meat and Bozeman Canning for slaughter and processing No emergency rates set yet but he seeks re establishment He urges herd reduction due to feed shortage and winter pasture loss saying removal of a 300000 head surplus at about 16 dollars a head has turned stock into millions of pounds of beef for feeding the needy and created thousands of jobs in the industry
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AAA
Montana
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Great Falls Meat Company
Bozeman Canning Company
Butler
Dr. Butler
Carey and Stiles Visit in Dillon En Route to Idaho
Mr and Mrs Matt Carey and Mr and Mrs Lester Stiles stop in Dillon Monday during their trip from Madison county to Idaho destinations.
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Matt Carey
Lester Stiles
Dilion
Madison County
Idaho
District Chief Lions Visit Delivers Talk on Lionism and Mexico City
District Chief Lions spoke on the growth of Lionism and international goodwill during an official visit with fish as his special seasonal focus. He recalled the recent Grand Rapids convention and invited all Lions to attend the June 1935 gathering in Mexico City. The program included tributes to the American and British flags and presentations to Mrs Ostlund and Mr Ostlund.
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Fish
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mexico City
College enrollment nears nine hundred as staff pursue summer study
College enrollment climbs to 885 while teaching staff spend summer in graduate work. Several staff members and students earned or advanced degrees at institutions like the Chouinard School of Art, University of Washington, USC, Montana, and State Normal College. Dr. Louis M. Schleier authors a new book on training special classes for handicapped children.
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Mary H. Baker
Chouinard School of Art
Los Angeles
Jessie L. Duboc
Bernice Enger
Grace M. Redburn
University of Washington
Anne C. Feley
University of Southern California
Selma Herr
University of Montana
Alice C. Olmsted
State Normal College
Louis M. Schleier
Schleier
Clerks and Judges for Balloting Named for Property Leases
List identifies clerks and judges for balloting linked to land leases totaling 320 acres plus 240 and 160 acre tracts in sections of townships 6 8 and 7 8 west. Considerations range 20 to 36 dollars. Leases run one year from October 1 1934 with landowners covering fencing and range protection costs.
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Ellice L. Clark
Hans C. Hansen
Sarkis Rask
FERA
County Board Sets Warrant Payments and School Precincts
The Beaverhead County board met October 2 1934 approving warrants from the FERA fund for repairs gasoline and oils used in FERA work. They extended a lease for the Fred Rabichaw place and opened bids for a power controlled twelve foot grader with options to purchase from Hall Perry Missoula Westmont Tractor Dillon and other bidders. Election judges were appointed across multiple polling sites and commissions approved bonds and audit reports.
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County, Poor Fund
St. ‘Wasalea
L. Robinson
Fred Rabichaw
Westmont Tractor and Equipment Co
Missoula
Montana
F. O. B. Dillon
F. C. B. Dillon
Equipment Co
Westmont
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
Dillon South Central
Red
Fruit Juices Parade as Cool Healthful Drinks
A magazine style guide extols varied fruit juices as pleasant nonalcoholic refreshments. It lists canned juices grapefruit pineapple tomato prune and orange plus syrups from cherries raspberries peaches loganberries and plums and provides top notch recipes for punch breakfast cocktail sparkling tomato beverage mold ed raspberry sherbet shrimp appetizer jelly and ginger bouillon with detailed ingredient amounts and yields.
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Mabel Love
Rotary Meet
Bozeman
LIONS
State Teachers College
Macomb
Iil
Marguerite Collins
Selim Palmgren
Moskowski
Chopin
Greig
Rio
Dr. Stephan
Handel
Franz
Willam
Arm Fisher
Lord
Qley
Hall-Perry Machinery Co
Beaverhead County
Am Star
Garage
Annie B. Nelson
Franie E. Stone
Ww. D
Tovey
Anna M. Blinn
Judson
Best
Lakeview
Lakeview School House
R. L. Bray
James E. Doyle
Annie M. ‘Handy
Monida
Summit _Hotel
Andrew J. Bean
Charles C. ‘Robinette
Walter L. McDowell
Town ‘Hall
J. D. Brandenburg
Royal B. Stamper
L. A. Latham
J. W. Burt
Dell
S. M. McKnight
B. M. Martinell
Joseph M. Dowling
Dillon North Central
City Hall
Homer L. Harrison
Mattie A. Kellum
Eva ©. Critz
Diza
H. Patrick
Harry C
Bannack
C. W. Stalling
Ross F. Nay
Geraldine Ryburn
Dillon South
Guild Hall
H. N. Tragitt
Corinne MacKelly
A. C. Gruwell
William G. McMannis
Loren E B. Davis
Dillon North
Harry H. Banks
Arthur A. Curnutt
Henry H. Brown
Myrl Erwin
Albert R. Featherly
Dillon West
Metlen
John Kent
James Leach
George Bott
A. Jardine Rife
Elza Smith
Bishop
Nelson School
Norman R. Nelson
Elwood Morrison
Harry Schuler
Argenta
Ernest P. Knapp
A. H. French
Harry Renz
Birchcreek
Retchie
A. T. ‘Crossley
Erts
Cou
Sewer County
Examiner
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Webeneeserse
Jerry Fogarty
May
Alice Olmsted
Wwe Abana
Ethel Jean Davis
Janet Aldrich
Conrad Serene
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Charles Davis
Christine Smith
Helena
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Harriet Carver
Poplar Conn
Margaret Sheehy
Big Sandy Temeeeeenestes
Ethel Singleton
Reserve
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Bernard Thomas Terry
Osta Madsen
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Frances Provo
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Betty Blue
Alice Klimas
Belt
Paul Roesti Butte
Thorwald Brekke
Antelope
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Hattie Dyrdehi
Loring
Robert Arthaud
Sidney
May Gustin
Geraldine
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Florence Schmidt
Browning
Mary Abbott
Salmon
Dawe Wnecesenesetsenseeserers
Ethel Jarussi
Red Lodge
Mabel Martinson
Malta
Blanche Salter
Eureka
Bedeceese
Nona Williamson
Jo Ou Cormereese
Sere Seretese Saese
Florence Slethaug
Craston
George West
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Dorothy Berglund
Manhattan
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Helen Hyde
Gallatin
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Dave “Williams
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