Beav erhead County births exceed deaths in 1938
Beav erhead county records show 1938 births outnumbered deaths 94 to 72, with 18 more births than 1937 and 72 total deaths. Boys outnumbered girls 49 to 45, and April and December each had 12 births. Fifteen pages list numerous birth announcements, including twins on September 23, and several newborns named William, Alan, Bernice, Caron, and others, with fatalities totaling nine including a murder and two personal-crisis cases.
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Albert Baker
Grim Reaper
Japanese Are Discussed at Rotary Meet
Mrs. Bernice Papworth, ex Dillon resident and former Japan traveler, spoke at the Rotary Club on Japanese life and customs. She noted four years in Japan and her current role as an instructor at the State University in Missoula. Also on the program, Howare Morse, a high school guest, traced swing music to 1900 and New Orleans, calling it personality music and praising its expressive freedom.
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United States
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Missoula
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Pioneer Dillon Woman Eliza Ann Black Dies at 1859 Births
Mrs. Eliza Ann Black longtime Dillon resident died Tuesday morning after a four month illness at her daughter's home Mrs Frank C McFadden aged 70 She was born in Farmington Utah in 1859 married George N Black in 1878 and came to Dillon via the Utah and Northern railroad She leaves son Harry Dillon daughter Mrs Frank McFadden sister Mrs HE Carhartt grandson Ralph McFadden and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday Dec 29 at 2 pm Brundage chapel with Rev Paris E Wells of the Presbyterian church officiating.
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Kidnapping Probed by FBI and Officials in Great Falls
Federal and local officers probe a kidnapping centered in Great Falls involving 24 year old former resident Chet or Chuck Cameron. He allegedly forced taxi driver Bill Topham from Idaho into Montana, then ordered a turn off the Armstead highway and abandoned the taxi above Melrose.
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Montana
Paul Temple
Armstead
Grant
Salmon City
Melrose
Roberts
Idaho
New Record in Beaverhead Red Cross Drive
Beaverhead county set a new all time Red Cross membership high of 939, surpassing the 911 record in 1937. Drive chairman Dr. W. H. Stephan and county chairman Lee R. Light reported gains in rural districts with 362 members from 15 communities, directed by Malcolm Stone. Dillon totals reached 577 under Dillon community chairwoman Mrs. Lee R. Light, with drive expenses only 6.75 for postage and gasoline.
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Mink theft hits Dillon fur farm mystery deepens
Beaverhead county reports a new theft form as 13 mink disappear from the Schuyler and Andrus farm near Barrett hospital. Entry came by cutting wires. mink likely killed en route. Breeding stock valued about $1,000. Montana Fox and Fur Breeders Association offers reward. Three karakul sheep also missing from Glen Lyons ranch across the Beaverdhead River.
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Hope on hours relief eyed for executives and pros
Washington on a talking tour reports wage and hour chief Elmer Frank Andrews suggesting a possible amendment to the law to exempt high paid executives and professionals. He did not say who would draft or sponsor any change. Meanwhile the Farm Bureau Federation proposed trimming cotton carryovers by 4 million bales in exchange for credit on government loans. Senator Bankhead says this would leave 18 million bales for 1939, potentially lifting prices. Growers also approved a marketing quota plan for tobacco burley and dark with about 61 percent yes for burley and 60.5 percent for dark, short of the two thirds needed.
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Increase in Marriages Shows 116 Licenses in 1988
A review of Norman Giles district court records shows 116 marriage licenses issued in 1988, up from 112 the prior year. May and August saw more May 14 and August 12 registrations while June dropped to 11. December had five. Dillon again hosted the most Idaho marriages with 41, surpassing Beaverhead county totals. many couples from Utah and Idaho states wed locally in Dillon with numerous couples listed from Grangeville Utah to Boise Idaho.
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Dillon
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Gem State
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Beaverhead 4-H Club Tour Scheduled for Thursday
Twelve head of calves raised by Beaverhead 4-H Livestock club members will be inspected on Thursday in a tour arranged by the county agent. Former club members home from college have been invited to join, along with others interested in the baby beeves for the state 4-H show at the Northern Montana Fair in Great Falls next summer. Ralph McCall and A. T. Clark of Montana State College were involved in the planning.
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