Social and church events brighten Jackson area week
Mrs. Charles Wenger hosted a bridge party with Mrs. Roy Fond winning first prize and Mrs. Tom Clemon the consolation. Neighbors gathered for a Hutchins housewarming with pinochle high scores by Mrs. Sanford Shepherd and Harry Lapham. County Nurse Luella Stickney visited the Big Hole on official business with Ken Rolf. Rev. Orval Schmidt led services in Jackseer and joined the Andersons afterward. An Odd Fellows pinochle night drew players. Mrs. Charles Wenger and Ross Hill led. A Jackson bazaar is planned for Dec 15 at the J O O F hall. Social visits by Wallace Francis, Bill Knutson, Miss Ruby Neidt, and Miss Idella Husted are noted. An old saying about a pottymouthed child ends with a folk explanation.
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John Jackson
Dillon
Thei Ranch
Jackson
John Anderson
Jim Dodd
Friendship Club of
Wallace Francis
Bill Knutson
Ruby Neidt
Idella Husted
Joe Marcos
Wise River District
Jackson Friends
John L Johnston to Speak on Porum of Liberty on Dec 23
Lambert Company president John L Johnston will address the Porum of Liberty program on Thursday December 23. He will discuss the economic value of advertising and its role in American civilization, speaking on the Columbia network at 9 30 P M EST.
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John L. Johnston
Lambert Company
Mr. Johnston
Columbia
Streamlined 1935 Plymouths showcased at Walters garage
The J. W. Walters garage displays the new streamlined 1935 Plymouth models emphasizing air-streamed design, increased interior room, and luxurious upholstery. Mechanical upgrades include an air cooled generator with automatic voltage control, a torsional sway eliminator for easier high speed handling, an air cooled crank case and higher horsepower, touted as the sensation of the market by Mr. Walters.
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Plymouth
J. W. Walters
Walters
Christmas Party Plans Noted By Parent-Teacher Group
Evening program featured high scores by Kath Cummins and Chionge Smack with Mrs Agteseas and Frank Buhrer as low scorers. A luncheon followed. Seniors plan December 22 party for juniors at Browne’s. seniors asked to contribute 25 cents. Also reports Mrs Virginia Kyser and baby Joanna of Idaho visiting Page family. Bud Gransberry and Joe Nample seen in valley Sunday.
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Partent-Teacher Association
Kath
Cminiy Cummins Cand’ Chionge Smack
Agteseas
Frank Buhrer
Fromers
Wnien
Browne’s Hl
Frank Buyar
Agnes Deevis
Joe
Nample
Butte
Virginia Kyser
Joanna
Idaho
Charles Page
Bud Gransberry
Valley
Junkman Dialogue Sparks Humorous Student Exchange
A fragment shows a junkman and a student trading short lines about rags bottles and college status, ending with a light miscue. The exchange captures street level humor in a terse, dated conversational style.
Christmas Reminder From Montana Children's Home
A Christmas appeal urges early gifts to the Montana Children's Home and Hospital in Helena. The notice highlights the home’s work in child welfare and asks readers to send checks, money orders, cash, or stamps to Box 1679, composing a supportive yearly tradition and expanding care for Montana children.
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Hoospital
P. O
Helena
Mortana
Stamp history and notable curiosities from the 1830s to 1940s
A survey traces the stamp era from James Chalmers and Rowland Hill to the first 1840 penny and two penny stamps. It notes a 1940 London expo, catalogued varieties, the record British Guiana 1856 stamp sold for $32,500, and famous collectors including Roosevelt and King George. The piece also touches postal profits and assorted human-interest vignettes.
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James Chalmers
Dundee
Scotland
Rowland Hill
England
London
British Guiana
Arthur M. Hind
Roosevelt
King George
United States Post Office Department
Washington
Breakfast to Stir a Happy Morning in Rostand’s Style
A playful excerpt describes a breakfast meant to please a husband and lift his mood. It lists tomato juice, shredded wheat, cream fried apples with sausages, toast, coffee, sugar, and boiling water, then cooking apples until tender and syrupy. Pork sausages fry in their own fat, plated with apples in the center and sausages around.
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Edmond Rostand
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