Community Notes from Lakeview Montana December
Lakeview notes calm weather in two weeks with clear roads and little snow. Local updates include Mrs. Joe Buck returning from Nebraska and Iowa with Allen Buck and nine year old Junior, radio woes at the Buck home, and Thanksgiving gatherings at Allen Buck's. Other items mention travel to California, visits to Dillon, and a large lemon grove near Santa Paula, California.
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Lakeview
Mont
Joe Buck
Nebraska
Iowa
Allen Buck
Junior
Buck
James Blair
Bobby Allen
Alaska Basin
James Hanson
L. F. Culver
Clarence Hunt
Fred Hanson
James
L .E. Culver
Local visitors stop by Dillon from Missouria and nearby
Mr. L. E. Smack and Mr. Marion Fleming visited Dillon on Monday. Mrs. C. FE. Ledabur and her children called on Mrs. J. H. Shafer as guests.
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L. E. Smack
Marion Fleming
Dillon
C. FE. Ledabur
J. H. Shafer
Warren Becomes Oldest Senator in U.S. Upper House
Wyoming's Francis E Warren at 82 is noted as the oldest member of the Senate and has been mentioned as a potential Senate leader after the death of Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Francis B. Warren
Wyoming
Congress
Senate
Senator Lodge
Apache highway builder shapes Arizona routes with stone
The Apache Indian of Arizona built many scenic highways using stone as half a century ago. The community is not a government charge, having left the reservation about twenty years ago. A worm species found only in ice in the Olympic Mountains is under study, living on an unknown food source and elusive to extraction.
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Arizona
Olympic Mountains
Civic Day urged for every Montana community
A statewide note urges each Montana community to set aside Civic Day. The piece notes only a fifth of tillable land is under plow, with good lands cheaper in Montana than elsewhere. It reports rising production of corn dairy beans sugar beets and poultry, Montana’s high and low elevations and favorable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Montana
Oliver
Shoot To Kill Threat at Cleveland Trust Firm
A violent note warns that every employee at the Cleveland Trust Company in Cleveland, Ohio, will be shot to prevent bandits from robbing the bank. The message urges severe actions and cites no credible authorities or motive.
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Cleveland, Q
Funniest Story N the December Smart Set lineup
Noted screen stars share their funniest story. May McAvoy recalls a teacher pupil exchange about stoics and cynles while Marion Davies and Dick Barthelmess reveal witty exchanges. The collection features Norma Talmadge May McAvoy Marie Hay Buster Keaton Thomas Meighan and others.
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Norma Talmadge
May McAvoy
Marie Hay
Dick Barthelmess
Buster Keaton
Thomas Meighan
Bebe Daniels
Hope Itamilton
Marion Davies
New York
East Side
Jessie Lasky
May Hay
Hay for sale for 2500 ewes on alfalfa near Hamilton
Sheepmen offered wintering space for up to 2,500 ewes on good alfalfa hay with sheds in April on a Hamilton Montana ranch. Contact owner W. R. Woodson in Hamilton for details.
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Hamilton
Montana
W. R. Woodson
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