Beavers Begin Season With Room For New Stars
The article reviews Beaver football prospects led by Captain Frank Little with backfield contenders Buster Stultz Earl Butner and Major Danale. It notes early, four-game schedule including Anaconda High and Philipsburg, Plus Montana Normal's loss to Butte and upcoming tests. Senator Curtis campaign stops in Dillon feature remarks by Col Bullock and crowd reception with Hoover Curtis emblems.
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Frank Little
Beaver
Buster Stultz
Earl Butner
Shelley
Idaho
O. K. Moe
Butte
N. Cole
M. Cole
Benbrooks
Halverson
Anderson
Berry
McDonald
Watts
Wolverton
H. Cole
Mosier
Poppy
Somers
Hugh Mosier
Earl Watts
Tigers
Southern
University of Idaho At
Pocatello
School of Mines
Ricks College
Rexburg
Mt. St. Charles
Intermountain Union
Intermountain
Normal College
Senator Curtis Recieved By Large Montana Crowd
Senator Curtis drew a rousing reception in Dillon as he could not speak fully due to throat problems. Republican Lt Governor candidate Hazelaker introduced him, and Curtis waved from his special car platform while the crowd cheered.
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Dillon
Col. Bullock
Curtis
Col. C. Seymore Bullock
Curtis Party
Gol. Bullock
Senator Curtis
Hoover and
Butte
Montana
Idaho Falls
Cheyenne
Baker
Dillion
Hazelaker
Billings
Beav erhead County Sees Large Live Stock Exports
In Beaverhead County buyers including Sheep Creek basin and Centennial valley sellers move substantial livestock. F A Snyder shipped a carload of steers from Monida, while nearly 60 carloads of sheep mostly feeder lambs were sent from points along the Oregon Short Line.
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Sheep Creek
Basin
Centennial Valley
F. A. Snyder
Monida
Oregon Short Line
Beaverhead County
Eddy Poem Fragment From Son Adds Shipped Ummond
Fragmentary verse from a son references shipped items and a fond lambs image with unclear names and dates, yielding a brief poetic notice in the page fragment.
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Eddy
Son
Dillon Man Warns Mountain Lions Cannot Be Worried
A Dillon resident recalls a tense encounter with a mountain lion that bounded toward him before retreating to a log. He notes mountain lions rarely appear in lower county areas, though this year they are reported closer to inhabited regions, likely due to mountain food shortages.
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Black
Dillon
Pinochle Banquet for Masons and Families at Judge Room
The Eastern Star ladies entertained Masons and families Tuesday evening in the Judge room. Pinochle was played to late hours. About 60 guests attended a banquet. Prizes went to Fred Woodside and Mrs Frank Gosman first, 85. W. Vance and Mrs Child consolation, and Mrs Chris Peterson the house prize.
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Star
Fred Woodside
Frank Gosman
W. Vance
Child
Chris Peterson
Lima Ledger
A Want Ad in the Examiner Attracts Attention
An Examiner want ad proves a reliable way to draw notice for goods or services. It highlights concise placement and clear copy to maximize reader engagement and response rates.
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Examiner
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Spencer
Blair
Stephens
Danale
Price
Davis
Smith
Kerr
Holden
Kentson
Medsker
Hickkla
Cashmore
Bobcat
Whit
Bert Orr
Beavers
Anaconda
Butte High
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Normal
The
Montana State Normal
Clark
Maroons
Centralites
Central
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Ess S
Beaverhead Motors Company
Atwater Kent and
R. C. A. Radios
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
Rocky Mountain
Midwest Refilling Company
Pennsylvania Oil Co
Hughes Oil Company
Dillon, Montana
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