Sunshine Trail Named for Dillon Region and Canadian Link
The Sunshine Trail, a Federal highway through Dillon and Beaverhead County, will connect Lethbridge to Salt Lake City via Calgary, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, Dillon, Monida, and the Beaverhead area. It promises travel and tourism gains, showcasing Montana scenery and farming districts while boosting local commerce and settlement. The piece also recounts political history around Charley Hartman and party splits involving Daly and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Lethbridge
Calgary
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Monida
Salt Lake City
Great Southwestern
Southland
North America
Canadian Rockies
Beaverhead
Lima
Red Rock
Beaverhead Beach
Big Hole
Glenn
A Worthy Undertaking and Hartman’s Passing
Charles S Hartman who died at Great Falls is remembered as a lively, honest congressman from early statehood. He was a Republican chosen by voters to serve and aimed for senate, but died amid political currents and Bryan McKinley national divides. The piece also praises Missouri highway farmer outreach to improve homesteads and suggests Montana imitate it.
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Bryan
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
Charley
Paraguay
Bozeman
Fort Benton
Tatton
Charles S.hartman
Great Walls
Charles Hartman
Republicans
Congress
Senate
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Wm. McKinley
Montana
Mr. Hartman
Dairy Industry’s Quiet Magnitude Cited by CEO
Thomas M. McKinnery of National Dairy Products Co. says the U S dairy sector is larger than steel or autos and exceeds radio and aircraft combined. He notes rapid Montana growth in Big Hole basin Madison valley Ennis Centennial Valley Lakeview and Beaverhead valley as dairyfarms expand away from railheads.
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United States
Thos. M. McKinnery
National Dairy Products Company of Chicago
John F. St. Clair
Michigan Avenue
Montana
Big Hole Basin
Madison Valley
Ennis
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Beaverhead Valley
Speedy times and feats mark the modern pace
The piece notes rapid advances from transatlantic zeppelins and Lindbergh style flights to quick airplane mail, radio links between continents, global fruit trade, and faster ships and trains. It highlights constant communication and the era's slogan of speed.
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Atlantic
Col. Lindberg
Mexico City
Big Hole Basin
Horse Prairie
Byrd
New York
London
Paris
Washington
Dillon
California
Japan
China
Chicago
Man of
Times
Girl Scouts Camped At Elkhorn Springs
Continued from page one the work of getting the camp in readiness were Mr. and Mrs. Ww. D. Tovey, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anson Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Eliel and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Cashmore. Girls enjoying the outing include Isabel McGuire Esther McDonald Leone Cashmore Maris DeJohns Betty Boone Vivian Alsop Grace Caverley Marjorie Opp Katherine Bates Grace Connell ey Elizabeth Ballard Esta Holtz Billie Baxter Barbara Bayerd Dorothy Churchill Mae Banning Lulu Eva Gillman and Eva Adams of Divide.
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Ww. D. Tovey
J. Anson Baxter
Lambert Eliel
Alf Cashmore
Isabel, McGuire
Esther’ McDonald
Leone Cashmore
Maris DeJohns
Betty Boone
Vivian Alsop
Grace Caverley
Marjorie Opp
Katherine Bates
Grace Connelley
Elizabeth Ballard
Esta Holtz
Billie Baxter
Barbara Bayerd
Dorothy Churchill
Mae Banning
Lulu
Eva Gillman
Eva Adams
Divide
Normal college faculty take extended summer vacations
Faculty members travel for educational value thanks to an unusually long break aligned with other University of Montana units. Several staffers plan trips across Montana, Alaska, Canada, and California while others pursue graduate study at institutions including the State University in Missoula, the University of Washington, and the University of Chicago.
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Normal College
University of Montana
J. F. McBain
Iron Range
Minnesota
Michigan
Miss Ragan
Portland
Maine
Miss Shotwell
Miss Baker
Alaska
Robert Clark
Katherine MacGregor
Victoria
British Columbia
Moe
Missoula
Glacier Park
Plentywood
Ralph Meladden
Great Falls
Montana
California
Miss Blegan
Grand Canyon
Wisconsin
Lucy H. Carson
Honolulu
Louise Freeman
Georgia Mathews
Pacific Coast
Middlewest
Dillon
Black
State University
Miss Booth
University of Washington
Miss Innes
University of Chicago
Bert Shortt
Columbia University
Miss Hedrick
Albright
Miss Duboc
Earl Fairbanks
University of Towa
Pajama Dress Sparked Public Proclamation Rights
W. C. Saunders of Elizabeth City published in pajamas on public streets and was arrested but not punished. A proclamation praised the citizen right to dress as one pleases, inspiring others in various cities to adopt the pajama costume.
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W. C. Saunders
Elizabeth City
N. C
Saunders
I. S
Beauty Beware: Rubinstein Warns of Aging Wrinkles
New York columnist cites Mme Helena Rubinstein urging cosmetic care to stave off age lines. She warns that neglect shows in wrinkles and encourages daily cleansing and facial massage to stay ageless.
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New York
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
London
Paris
Mme. Rubinstein
Mme. Russinstein
A Voyage to Alaska by Sheltered Inland Route Offers Thrills
Readers are drawn to Alaska for unusual travel via the inland route. The Princess steamers sail from Vancouver with stops through Taku Glacier and Skagway, offering sights like totem poles, hydraulic mining, salmon runs, and the Yukon voyage toward Dawson.
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Alaska
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
B. C
Gars
Taku
Skagway
White Pass Trail
Circle Lake Atlin
Yukon
Dawson
Summing It Up From A Philosophical Note
A reflective quotation states that every person is a potential musical instrument and that fine music depends on the musician adjusting themselves to society and to individuals. The emphasis is on personal development, social harmony, and individual responsibility.
Hats of the Presidents and the Hatless Harrison
The article notes multiple presidents identified by hats with only William Henry Harrison described as hatless. It suggests speculation that his death from pneumonia may have been linked to not wearing a hat.
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William Henry Harrison
Airplane sells for 1750 dollars at eighty miles an hour
In England a new plane goes 80 mph and costs 1750 dollars. The Toronto Daily Star notes the low price may attract buyers who want to loaf across the sky at modest speed.
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England
Toronto Daily Star
One Day Wish: A Banker as Newspaper Columnist
A London banker fantasizes about becoming a newspaper columnist for a day. The Macon Telegraph contrasts this wish with a chorus of desire to be a banker even if briefly, imagining a world unseen by the public.
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London
Macon Telegraph
Old Puritan Law Sets Sabbath Journey at Ten Miles
A Puritan rule defined a Sabbath day journey as ten miles in a time of need, half the ordinary twenty mile day’s travel under old custom. The measure reflects historic limits on travel during sacred rest days and indicates a stricter ceremonial practice of the era.
Toy buying tips for children from health guidance
Health guidance notes that young children may put objects in their mouths while older children can be educated with appropriate toys. It warns against overly complex or expensive toys, which may disappoint or bore children.
The Sun’s Withdrawal Creates Dew and Plants
If sunsets did not occur there would be no dew and plant life would perish. The sun’s retreat and the earth’s cooling drive dew formation, sustaining vegetation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Tribune
F. E
American Press Association
Charles S. Hartman
Missouri
State Highway Commission
State Farm Bureau Organization
Carl Ee Oe
Speedy America
Elkhorn Springs
Seward
Taku Glacier
Wrangela
Wotaw
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