Industry's Trial by Battle and the Chrysler Strike
The Christian Science Monitor argues that resolving labor disputes through reason and conciliation is preferable to force. It notes widespread cost in unemployment and wealth loss, urging understanding of humanity's spiritual nature to build peace before conflicts harden. It envisions a future where strikes are viewed as archaic as duels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle
The
Christian Science Monitor
Chrysler
St Louis Fort Benton Boat Race Planned
Fort Benton hosts a Missouri river race with four confirmed boats from Fort Benton Glasgow Great Falls and Malta and two more towns considering entry. Prizes total 1100 with lap prizes boosting potential winnings above 2000 for the 2300 mile voyage from the Missouri River mouth to Fort Benton. The plan calls for about twenty 100 mile laps with staggered starts and time checks at each leg.
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Fort Benton
Glasgow
Great Falls
Malta
St. Louis
Missouri
College M Club Holds Spring Hop Dance
The Normal College M Club sponsored by athletic letter winners held a spring social at the college gymnasium on Saturday night. A good crowd attended with Dr and Mrs E Davis Mr and Mrs Rush Jordan Mr and Mrs H Kakuske and Mr and Mrs O Moe among patrons. Haynes Baxter orchestra provided music. Club officers include M Kruzic president M Morrow vice president and B McGinley secretary treasurer. Members listed include A Bengston E Chavinard L Dyche N Kovick E Lubick B Olson E Richardson E Riordan Ei Robinson E Rouse F Tonrey L Schoonover F Simons C Osborne J Mihelich H Lapham J Kelly F Davison R Cebull L Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
8. E. Davis
Rush Jordan
H. P. Kakuske
O. K. Moe
Beaverhead County High School Orchestra Performs Program
At the normal college assembly the Beaverhead county high school orchestra conducted by L. A. Gregory presented a varied program. Pieces included Entree De Procession, Slavonic Dance, Alita, Country Dance, Plantation Overture, Declamation Pigs is Pigs, Shepherds Itance, Chorale Eternity Tremendous Word, Roll Off march.
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Normal College
Beaverhead County High School
L. A. Gregory
Edouard Batiste
Sergei Balikov
Alita
F.H. Losey
Joe Brown
Marjorie Decker
Ruth Jackson
Mary Dawn Warner
C.J. Roberts
Ellis Parker Bitler
Marjorie Wetmore
Franz Schubert
Lester Brocton
Seven Card Game Licenses Issued in Dillon Area
County Treasurer Bertie Matthews reports seven licenses issued under the new trade stimulator law. The permits allow card tables and punch boards at licensed establishments. Recipients include Frank Mangst Chauncy Murphy W E Tallent Al Grochean Fred G Lyons in Dillon and C H Meechan of Lima.
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Bertie Matthews
Jeffray
Jefferson County
Frank Mangst
Chauncy Murphy
W.E. Tallent
al Grochean
Fred G. Lyons
Dillon
Lima
Brownie Pack Honors Golden Hand Cooking Badge
The Brown Bear Brownie Pack meets weekly at 3 30 PM and all members pass the cooking requirement for the Golden Hand badge. Under Mrs Earnest Luebben Mrs George and Mrs Wieberg the group learned to cook a simple dish and basket work for the project.
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Earnest Luebben
George
Mra
Wiees
Lesday
T Callahan
Waldorf
Mra. Wieberg
Brown
Owl
New daily express links Argenta and Dillon for same day trips
In April 1888 the Tribune notes McCune launches a daily Argenta to Dillon passenger line. The coach departs Argenta in the morning, reaches Dillon at noon, and returns to the mining town in the afternoon. Freighters swarm as county ranchers prepare for spring, with frisky horses and frequent runaways reported.
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McCune
Argenta
Dillon
Dillon Thrives as 1891 Boom Reshapes Town
From the Tribune April 23 1891 Dillon sees strong business activity and rapid building. A new hotel is planned and ranchers report excellent crop prospects. Spring roundups proceed as livestock wintered well and cattle and sheep move to higher pastures. An arrest hints at rising crime from the East.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Techniques of Dodging in Printing for Photographers
An expert describes dodging prints to control light and shadow in photography. He explains using opaque cardboard or a hole in a card to shade areas, creating darker or lighter regions, and notes extensive trial work before achieving satisfactory enlargements.
Prairie town scare as man threatens to shoot with .45
An unidentified man with pale hands threatened to fire on the town during a late night incident. He flashed a menacing looking .45 but appeared unfamiliar with its use, and officers quickly subdued him without further trouble.
Prospectors Anticipate Prosperity in Argenta Harvest
Spring brings renewed hope as prospectors head out with pick and shovel to Argenta. They return weary yet optimistic, seeing signs of coming prosperity. Meanwhile young Jack Deputy suffers a chin cut after an overturned buggy on cemetery road, his mother Mrs. Dan Grant also injured. Dillon school closes due to diphtheria epidemic.
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the Tribune
Argenta
Jack
Cemetery Road
Dan Grant
Dillon School
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
John J. Williams
George W. Dart
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Thomsen
S. R
Union Ditch ‘Company
Tribune
Norman Giles
Montana's social security figures and land notice overview
A Montana report details old age and maternal welfare grants, vocational rehabilitation funds, and public health aid totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars through June 1937. It includes a Great Falls land office notice for Arthur L. Salmon seeking final proof on a homestead claim in Grant, Montana.
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Social Security Board
Montana
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Arthur L. Salmon
Grant
H. E
WNW
EMNWK
SEY
EYNEM
Nwknex
Range
M. P. Metdlan
Norman Giles
Dillon
Markus’ K. Rand
Charles P. Brenner
Frank Bell
Frank Allen
Grant, Montana
Maxine Adams Named Montanomal Editor at Normal College
Maxine Adams has been selected as editor of the Montanomal, the student publication at the Normal College, for the spring quarter. Associate editors Elena Bliepcevich and William Olson. staff includes Letty Long, Eugene Riordan, Celena Belivou, Imogene Cusick, Anne Rowe, Jeane Hagen, Edith Nelson, and Jim Redburn. Faculty sponsor is Miss Genevieve Albertson.
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Maxing
Adams
Montanomal
The
Normal College
Elena’ ‘Bliepcevich
William Olson
Letty Long
Eugene Riordan
Celena Belivou
Imogene Cusick
Anne Rowe
Jeane,Hagen
Edith Nelson
Jim Redburn
Genevieve Albertson
Beloved Stella Schaefer Dies. Family Shares Thanks
The Schaefer family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy after the death of Stella Schaefer. Guido Schaefer notes the loss of his wife and sister and appreciates the community's support.
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Stella Schaefera
Guido Schaefer
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National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
ST. Louis-Ft. Benton
College “M
Texas
Smith Paddock
Northwest
Bancorporation
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Federal
Office of Education
United States Public Health Service
Reserve Dist
First National Bank of Dillon
United Staates
Atargeaine Reserve
Federal” “Reserve Bank
Srrertersessecestersrassseen Btostob
Eccesse Irs
State
Municipal de Pobjes
Bencier Nremnenrseersserermreerne
United States
Sean
State of Montes
Solembly
Rees
Maxine Adams
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