Montana Referendum 35 Would Accept Federal Highway Aid
Montana voters face Referendum 35 to decide on accepting roughly 7.5 million dollars in federal highway funds over four years. If approved, the state would issue warrants totaling 1.5 million annually and use 5 cent gasoline tax revenue to service them, supporting completion of the federal state highway system and boosting employment and tourism. Local leaders report broad favorable sentiment and stress state labor use and future road construction benefits.
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Montana
J W. Speer
Great Falls
Montana Automobile Association
Automobile Association
Helena
How Do You Feel on Arising Impulse Health Claim
An old advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys promising relief from sleeplessness and fatigue. It claims long use over 25 years and urges readers to try the medicine to promote healthy kidney and bladder activity for a longer life.
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Adv
Roy Jackson Visits Bannack on City Business Week
Roy Jackson of Bannack attended to business matters in the city this week, engaging with local officials and scheduling meetings related to civic affairs and community projects.
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Roy Jackson
Bannack
Exceeding Affliction Sermon At Church Next Sunday
Rev. Thomas J. Simons will preach the first sermon in a series on Paul's superlatives with the theme Exceeding Affliction. The choir will sing Behold, the Master Passeth By. Church school meets at 10 a m and invites all to come prepared to set goals for the year.
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Thomas J. Simons
Paul
Paul Ambrose
Jackson neighbors share news and visits in Big Hole area
Community notes from Jackson report visits and travels of residents and friends. Mrs. Fred Hirschy and family make trips to Butte Dillon and Butter, while Mr and Mrs George Clemen attend birthday events in Wisdom. Several locals celebrate family events including a golden wedding and a birthday party for Charlie Francis.
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Fred Hirschy
Butte
John
Jules. Wenger
Dillon
Big Hole
Clarence Bates
Walter White
Jackson
Jules Wenger
George Clemen
Wisdom
Mr. Murphy
George ‘Clemon
Charlie Francis
Charlie Wenger
High School Juniors Entertain Seniors at Banquet
About 145 juniors and seniors attended a school banquet with a theme show. Mary Pickolick gave a toast on Spring Showers, Bill Bates played violin, James Melton and James Kurtz spoke as class presidents, and sponsors received shoulder corsages. The Lutheran Ladies Aid aided by sophomores served a banquet menu, with dances performed by Susanne Gilbert and classmates, while Wayne's Red Head Jazz Band supplied music.
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Mary Pickolick
Bill Bates
Catherine’ Bates
W. W. Wahl
James’ Melton
James Kurtz
McCollum
Miss Robbins
Bill Ballard
Tom Brenner
Lutheran ‘Ladies’ Aid
Chickie Ross
Ileen
Jackson
Annabelle Hartwig
Susanne O ' Gilbert
Elizabeth Ballard
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Wayne
Red Head
Rotary talk and Dillon club picks leaders in weekly notes
Frank Venable of Butte shares reflections from Europe on soldiers' graves and national duties while Rotary encounters in London and Brussels illustrate cross border goodwill. Dillon club selects C A Bergeson as president with W B Hartwig as vice president and T E Gilbert as secretary treasurer.
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Frank Venable
Butte
Av. Hazelbaker
Jtotarians
Europe
France
England
Rotary
London
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Brussells
Belgium
Dillon Club
C. A. Bergeson
Charles Henry
W. B. Hartwig
T. E. Gilbert
Charles ‘Henry
H.L. McCaleb
Little Symphony Orchestra Selections and Personnel
The Little Symphony Orchestra performs a varied program including Rosemunde Mock Morris Dance La Paloma and wind and brass selections. Principal players listed include Harold Grady Violet Eastman Constance Bregan Elizabeth Williams and Mary Schoenborn among others with Julie personnel credits for strings and winds.
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Kam Meer
Rosemunde
Paderewski
Helen: Ballard
Mock Morris
Grainger
the Rosary
Nevin
Mary Baker
Florence Lewis
la Paloma
Gradier
Ernest
Roberts
Joel
Honey
Jean MacGregor
Helen Rogers
Idaho Officer Seizes Man Sought by State Authorities
Deputy Sheriff Mathews traveled to Dillon to arrest H. R. Hotten who was arrested locally Saturday on a description from Idaho authorities. Hotten faces a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Mathews
Dillon
H.R. Hotten
Idaho
Hotten
Denominations in Dillon Debate Church Numbers and Needs
Dillon readers discuss religious unity among five Protestant churches in the city. A letter argues lessening churches could save cost and better serve the community, proposing one liturgical and one non liturgical church to replace the five. Also advertised is a cozy cottage home for sale at 3500 by C G Newman.
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Dillon
Mont
Tribune
Jesus
Christ
Church of God
Newman
Metlen
Girl Scouts Plan Special Programs and Animal Week
Girl Scouts announce a series of events with Music Week and Animal Week on May 15. Committees led by Betty Jo Jeppson and Alice Petenson plan dress as animals, with presentations on habits, home life, appearance, and preferences. A May 21 hike and picnic feature trail blaze games and food committees led by Bessie Stewart and Ruth Deputy.
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Betty Jo
Jeppson
Alice Petenson
Helen — Hoerning
Helen Randolph
Betty Boone
Hope Mathews
Marian Williams
Vivian Allsup
Isabel Watson
Dorothy Brundage
Sadie Ford
Jean Gilbert
Helen Churchill
Marie de John
Catherine Nolan
Dorothy Graham
Helen Wheat
Mildred Taylor
Esta’ Holtz
Bessie Stewart
Ruth
Virginia Harmon
Elizabeth
Wedum
Mona Harding
Emma Anderson
Dorothy Ann Davis
Ruby Stephens
Lillian Barry
Fern Stahl
Ross Nay Visitor From Grasshoppers Section
Ross Nay was a business visitor from the Grasshoppers section on Tuesday.
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Ross Nay
Grasshoppers
Comedy Night at Normal College Promises Three One-Act Plays
Gargoyle club presents The Florist Shop The Crimson Cocoanut and Elmer on Friday April 24 at 8 15 pm in Normal auditorium Cast lists include Maude Martha Frost Henry Claude Yates Libby Wells Mary Louise Taylor and many others with Barbara Tower as student director Performers and stage crew have prepared an entertaining evening.
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Gargoyle Club
the Normal College
Crimson Cocoanut
Elmer
Maude
Martha Frost
Simms
Henry
Claude Yates
Victor
Slavsky
William
Anderson
Libby
Miss Wells
Three Forks
Russell
Barbara Tower
Dillon
the Crimson
Cocoanut
Dental office closure notice final for holiday
Our dental offices will be closed Saturday at noon beginning Saturday April 4. This is the final of three notices.
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Rallef
Presbyterian Church
Jackson News
Angeline Smith
Hileen Richardson
Warren Shepphard
John Strowski
Bob Irwin
Stee
W.N.U. Service
Edna Ferber
Oklahoma
Pyah
Girl Scouts
F. H. Bimrose
Re D. Carry
Romersa
Anderson Brothers
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