Beaverhead County Junior Fair Dates Set for October
Beaverhead county high school announces October 7 and 8 for the annual junior fair. D P Thurber notes strong student planning after last year’s success. The event showcases agricultural and other products by boys and girls of high school age or younger, closing with a harvest festival and free dance at the school auditorium.
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Beaverhead County
D. P. Thurber
Alfred Atkinson
The
State College
Dillon
Ag Club
Rotary Club Committees Announced by Dillon President
The Dillon Rotary club named committees for the coming year at today's luncheon led by President J. H. Gilbert. L. K. Adams chaired the meeting and discussions covered the Sunday golf tournament and endorsement of the Atwater Kent Audition contest concert at Normal College auditorium Friday evening.
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J. H. Gilbert
Dillon Rotary Club
Rotary
L. K. Adams
T. Lee McCracken
Hiram Brundage
W. H. Stephan
Rotary Club
Atwater Kent
Normal College
8. B. Davis
Jackson Club to Host Federation Convention Speaker
Miss Blanche Lee of the United States Department of Agriculture will address the Beaverhead Federation of Women's clubs at its semi annual convention in Jackson next Saturday October 1. The Jackson Women's Club serves as host to delegates from nearly every local women's club.
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Blanche Lee
United States Department of Agriculture
Beaverhead Federation
Jackson
Jardine Not To Quit Post Cal1vin Says Jardine Not To Quit Post
President Coolidge affirmed Secretary Jardine will remain in the cabinet and continue directing farm policy. He rejected Florida fruit growers’ pressure for Jardine to head a citrus cooperative, praising Jardine’s reorganization for efficiency. A White House statement followed public pressure from Representative.
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Washington
Coolidge
Jardine
Citrus Cooperative Association
White House
Fame Broncs Bucking to Madison Square Garden Arena
The Freeman string of Dillon bucking horses including Hell-to-Set and Sun Dance prepare for a major appearance at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Promoters announce a world renowned wild west show featuring the famed animals and their riders.
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Dillon
Freeman
Sun Dance
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Yonce and Beckler Win Dillon Country Club Mixed Foursome
Migs Glenna Yonce and Ji A Beckler won the two ball mixed foursome at Dillon Country Club in a playoff tying with Mrs Caswell and Paul Byananian. Yonce and Boonie posted a net 46 to the rivals 52, after each couple tied at 40 earlier. The final match featured a birdie at the ninth as weather cleared and 68 players plus 200 spectators saw a well run event boosting women’s golf in Dillon.
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Migs Glenna Yonce
Ji A. Beckler
Dillon Country Club
Mra
Rbs Caswell
Paul Byananian
Mos Yonce
Mr. Boonie
Warren Stone
C. J. Horton
T. Lee McCracken
Hiram Brundage
Dillon
Loss of Air Race Due to Weather
Fog and rain created the worst flying conditions and caused the air race to be halted with losses in time. Weather impeded several entrants and worsened the event’s outcome.
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Steve
Spokane
Treasure State Tax Report Shows Growth in 1927 Nine Months
Helena reporter Charles A. Rasmussen announces internal revenue collections for nine months ending September 20, 1927, show a gain of 103441.40 over the prior year, a six percent increase. The data suggest Montana’s economic conditions are steady or slightly improving.
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Helena
Internal Revenue Office
Charles A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
Montana
Rasmussen
Great Northern Rails Cuts Shipping Rates
Helena Sept 21 The Great Northern railway was authorized to reduce rates on range horses and shipping in general from today with a cent per ton decrease and adjustments affecting transport costs across Montana routes.
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Helena
Great Northern Railway
Commissioners Meet in Beaverhead County October Session
The Beaverhead board of county commissioners will meet in its regular October session next Monday October 3. All claims against the county must be filed with County Clerk and Recorder John H Baker no later than October 1.
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Beaverhead
Fictitious Checks Result in Jail Sentence
Two men were sentenced to four months in the county jail on charges of issuing fictitious checks. The case highlights ongoing concerns about check fraud and local enforcement actions.
Beaverhead Post Plans Armistice Day and District Convention
Beaverhead post of the American Legion schedules two major events in coming weeks. A district convention will be held October 8 in town, followed by an Armistice day celebration on November 11 with a dance, parade, patriotic program, football game, banquet, and fireworks. A meeting tomorrow will review Armistice plans led by George Baker’s committee. Delegates from district posts will attend. convention organizers are Tom Gilbert, Joe Fuller, and Eugene Bond.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
George Baker
George Gosman
Jay V. McCarthy
Bruce A. Risley
R. D. Curry
BE. W. Bond
Beaverhead High
Idaho
Hunting
Tom Gilbert
Joe Fuller
Eugene Bond
Boldwine Returns After Decade Away From Dillon
L. B. Boldwine, once a prominent local figure, arrived this afternoon from Albuquerque California where he has resided since leaving Dillon over a hundred years ago.
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L. B. Boldwine
Alhambra
Cal
Dillon
State Contest Audition Set For Local Vocalists
Dillon enters National Radio Audition sponsored by Atwater Kent Foundation and will send a vocalist to Missoula next month for the state contest. The Dillon representative will be chosen at a competitive concert Friday night at Normal College auditorium with the city's best singers. Winners advance to a San Francisco district audition and then the national event. President S. E. Davis of Normal College formed an audition committee: Dr. W. H. Stephan, Rev. Father F. X. Lechner, Miss Lenore Thompson, Miss Vivian Rober, Miss Clara B. Adams, Mrs. W. G. Gilbert, D. A. Galt and R. M. Albright, with Miss Rober chairing. The Friday night contest will be judged. open to boys and girls, but so far only girls have entered.
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Dillon
Atwater Kent Foundation
Missoula
San Francisco
8. E. Davis
the Normal College
W. H. Stephan
Occident Better Baking School Set for Dillon
A Russell Miller Baking school led by Miss Lillian Shaban will run Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons at the Cushing building in Dillon. The free program starts at two each day, inviting all ladies of Beaverhead County to attend and learn variable uses of one master bread recipe.
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Occident Better Baking School
Dillon
Occident Better Baking
Cushing
Idaho and
Center Streets
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Lillian Shaban
Russell-Miller Company
Dilion
Beaverhead County
State Board Approves Funds for Orphans Home Cottage
Helena September action by the state board of education allows $1,000 to furnish the superintendent's cottage at the Twin Bridges orphans' home. The approval was given by the state board of examiners today.
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Helena
Sept
State Board of Education
To Orphans
Twin Bridges
State Board of Examiners
Montana crops near harvest in 1927 report
Helena Sept 27 The crop division of publicity and the state extension service says about 70 per cent of Montana s 1927 wheat crop of 74 000 000 bushels has been cut by Sept 18. Eastern counties have nearly finished winter wheat threshing. spring wheat threshing is advancing. western areas report partial winter wheat threshing. Light frosts touched several counties with three reported killing frosts but damage described as light.
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Helena
Montana
Division of Publicity
State Extension Service
Pondera
Madison
Gallatin
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Aims and Objects Committee
A. T. Peterson
J. E B. Monroe
C. E. Blinn
T. E. Gilbert
Vocational Service Committee
J. E. Monroe
J. C.wedum
J. E. Kelly
Louis Smittroth
R.D. Curry
H. M. Brundage
F. X. Lechner
B. Davis
Jho. B.somers
Frank Hite
Ralph McFadden
D. A. Galt
Thos. E. Luebben
C. H. Niblack
W. B. Hartwig
Fred Chapman
H. BE. Morse
J. B. Kelly
BN. Stevenson
F. Xx. Lechner
G. T. Paul
E. BE. Lott
S. E. Davis
F. Erwin
W. C. Orr
L. Smittroth
F. Tonréy
Frank Eliel
J. B. Somers
Chas. Henry
Chester Hale
T. L. McCracken
Francis Tonrey
Harry Baumberger
Department of Agriculture
Jackson Women’s Club
Federation
Calvin
Agricultural Dept
New York Arena
Mines
Beavers
Reichle
Teresa Reichle
Here
Butte
0. K. Moe
Montana ‘State Normal
School of Mines
Moe
Treasure State
Commissioners
Beaverhead Post Plans
Legion
College
KUOM
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Germany
Russell-Miller Baking
Company
Millers
Miss Shaben
Kana
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