Snow endangers cattle as Idaho winter tightens
James Eddie reports snow three feet deep in South Medicine Lodge Idaho with many cattle dying while residents brace for harsher weather. Local notes mention a new Royal saloon frontage, a marriage license issued to Duncan Wadams and Emma Bell, and a depot crossing project prompting uptown improvements.
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James Eddie
South Medicine Lodge
Idaho
Glaria Thomas
Duncan Wadams
Medicine Lodge
Emma E. Bell
Red Rock
Sofrth
Craig Cornell
Ed Bang
George W. Letcher
Butte
Fle
Four-Score Freeze Records Hit Dillon and Bannack
Forty years ago the Tribune notes extreme cold with 34 degrees below zero in Pageville, 40 below in Centennial, 44 below in Dillon, and 58 below in Bannack. John Early returns from nine years away to Iowa relatives remark on changes. Lambert Bliel sells Idaho street home to A L Anderson and Andersons plan to move in. The Ladies High Five club is hosted by Mrs Yoe.
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the Tribune
Pageville
Frank Reed
Dillon
Bannack
John Early
Afton
Iowa
Lambert Bliel
Idaho Street
A. L. Anderson
Anderson
Ladies’ High Five
Jn.¥. Yoe
Dillon News in Brief from the 1909 Tribune
George Blake and Leone Van Hauten wed at the Presbyterian manse in Dillon. Miss Mayme French to teach in San Diego. W. M. Knapp returns from Midwestern trip. Eighth grade graduates named. W. P. Brenner visits Dillon on business. New O S L depot furniture arrives with 105 seats at 650.50 dollars. Armstead Gilmore railroad bids called. John Lovell ships eight cars of mutton wethers to Cudahy Butchering Co. in Los Angeles.
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the Tribune
George Blake
Salmon
Idaho
Leone van Hauten
Jackson
Presbyterian Manse
A. B. Marton
Mayme
French
M. E. French
Dillon
San Diego
Calif
W. M. Knapp
Third Ward
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Clara Woodside
Albert Stratton
William Williamson
Howard Morse
Ruth Weenink
Estella Knotts
Alice Haining
Martha Chapman
Olga Anderegg
Esther Thomas
Margaret Poindexter
W. P. Brenner
Horse Prairie
Armstead-Gilmore
John Lovell
Cudahy
Los Angeles
Flax Not Classified as Soil Depleting in Montana Counties
Bozeman Montana January 2 The Agricultural Adjustment Administration ruled flax grown with a stand of grasses or legumes is not soil depleting in class A Montana counties. Counties affected include Glacier Pondora Teton Lewis and Clark Broadwater Gallatin and all east of that line. If a good grass or legume stand is not obtained flax would be classed as soil depleting.
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Mont
Jan
U.P
Montana
A. J. Borton
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Borton
Glacier
Pondora
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Gallatin
Montana school boards oppose gambling money for schools
Montana school boards association adopted resolutions at its annual meeting in Livingston opposing any legislation that directs gambling profits to schools. They also urged the state to cap contributions to the teachers’ retirement fund at 200000 dollars annually to maintain full pension salaries. The fund's income is from profits of the equor control board.
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Montana
Montana School Boards Association
Livingston
Equor Control Board
New York Representative Dies and Gypsy Rose Lee Veer Toward Vaudeville
In a Manhattan interview last week Louise Hovick Gypsy Rose Lee floated forming a vaudeville team with Congressman Martin Dies of the Un American Activities Committee. Dies threatened to summon her to testify about a Hollywood party funding Spanish Loyalists last November.
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New York
Martin Dies
Congressional
Louise Hovick
Rose Lee
Hollywood
Inter
Manhattan
Guam Fortifications Rise From Naval Rearmament Plan
The Navy’s base expansion would fortify Guam as a key Pacific hub linking the Carolines and the Philippines. Congress debates Vinson bills while Roosevelt distances responsibility, signaling a push toward long range attack readiness and allied cooperation in Asia.
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Jacksonville
Pensacola
Fla
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East Indies
Tokyo
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Naval Affairs Committee
Aprat
White House
Walter Lippmann
Department
U.S
Congress proposes two hatchery funds for Fromberg and Glacier Park
Representative James F. O Conor introduces a bill to provide 50000 dollars for a fish hatchery on Blue Water Creek near Fromberg and 56000 dollars for a hatchery in Glacier National Park.
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Bluewater Creek
Fromberg
National Congress
James F. O'Connor
Glacier National Park
Montanans Reclamation Panel Backs $2 Million Water Plan
The reclamation committee of Montanans Inc adopts a recommendation urging the legislature to appropriate 2 million dollars for water conservation and irrigation development over the next two years. The proposal will be forwarded to lawmakers soon.
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Reclamation Committee of Montanans, Inc
Helena
Directors sought for corporate boards in ad appeal
SEC Chairman William O Douglas urged U S corporations to hire professional directors. An advertisement in the New York Times offers a position titled Profession Director. It promises eminently qualified candidates with broad corporate, financial, technical and economic experience and high references, and notes the ad is from Times Downtown.
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New York
SEC
William O. Douglas
U. S
New York Times
W. 737 Times
Love a Game and Nazi Parcheesi Stir Controversy
Dorothy Davis markets Love a game in Manhattan featuring "The Altar" as a goal with cards driving moves. A rival London critic notes a Canterbury stunt, while a Nazi themed Parcheesi titled Juden Raus uses a Europe Asia map and caricatured Jews with a Palestine ending for the winner.
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Dorothy Davis
Lovéd, Inc
Manhattan
Edward
Wallis
Canterbury
Miss Davis
London
Daily Express
Wrage
Berlin
Europe
Asia
Germany
Palestine
Girl Scout Troops Visit Crafts and Cooking Sessions
Bitter Root Troop No 2 conducted two trips on Wednesday. Five girls learned about birth stones with William Koeneke at Stamm's Jewelry and Mrs Norman Henry joined. Eleven girls studied potato storage and sacking with W L Irvine, then prepared potatoes for a family dinner with Mrs F A Hazelbaker. Beaver Rock Troop No 1 held book reports, sang new songs taught by Jewel Wolfe and Dorothy Reed, and practiced foreign folk songs under Mary Dawn Warner and Esther Schmittroth. meetings at Bagley school Scout room concluded with home activities and hopes of passing.
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William Koeneke
Stamm
Norman Henry
W. L. Irvine
Beaver Rock Troop
Jewel Wolfe
Dorothy Reed
Ardella Sanner
Bagley
Mary Dawn Warner
Jefferson County Commissioner Disqualification Appeals to State Supreme Court
W. F. Boulware of Boulder was elected Jefferson county commissioner but disqualified by Judge Henry G. Rogers. The judge ruled the election void citing lack of residency in the district, and Boulware appeals to the state Supreme Court.
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W. F. Boulware
Boulder
Jefferson County
Henry G. Rogers
Supreme Court
Boulware
Rogers
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
L. FF. Williams
L. F. Williams
J. L. Mayland
Dillon
Unclaimed deposits to transfer to treasury fund bill
Senator Wheel er plans a measure in Congress to move unclaimed deposits from national banks to the general fund. The proposal estimates unclaimed deposits totaling 132 thousand two hundred eighteen dollars across 4,532,601 accounts.
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Treasury General Fund
Congress
B. K. Wheeler
Montana directory lists six graduates from Normal college
The Montana directory of trade and industrial teachers lists six graduates of the Normal college, including Ernest Desonia Antelope 1938 and Arthur H. Neate Fort Shaw 1918, all holding Bachelor of Education degrees. The annual Vodvil will be held at the Normal college Saturday night with nearly a dozen student organizations presenting stunts. The 1939 Vodvil is expected to meet its tradition of high entertainment value.
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Montana
The
Normal College
Ernest Desonia
Antelope
Joe Cullen
Bainville
Eorge T. Hildreth
Frazer
Swood Comer
Grass Range
Thomas A. Selbert
Wilsall
Arthur H. Neate
Fort Shaw
Wood substitute tale nets a postal joke in Germany
A humor piece notes Nazi efforts to replace imported materials with ersatz goods. A German reader recalls a satirical bill demanding payment for a suit made of wood fabric instead of wool, listing a seemingly fictitious address.
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Berlin
Germany
Rorest
St James Choir Vesper Service At Church
St James church hosted a Sunday vesper service at 5 00 pm with a program including From the Eastern Mountains Magnificat Panis Angelicus and Rise Up O Men of God A baritone solo by Dr Stephan was featured An offertory benefited the organ fund
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ST. James’ Choir
Malotte
Lord Our Governor
Gadsby
Sibellius
Men of God
Hero’s award goes to Butte man for lifegiving deed
The Carnegie Hero Medal bronze award was given this week to a Butte man for risking his life to save Phyllis L. Wills. He died attempting the rescue in the city.
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Butte Man Butte
Mont
U.P
Ban Street
Phyllis L. Wills
Gre
Red Man in Movies Named Shirley Temple Leading Man
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple’s new co star is Martin Goodrider an 18 year old Blackfoot from a Montana reservation near Glacier Park Station. He plays the male hero in Susan nah of the Mountains and has film tips and mountain lore to share with Temple. Methodist juniors will meet at Mrs Ben Daviss home after school Thursday.
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Calif
U.P
Shirley Temple
Martin Goodrider
Glacier Park Station
Shirley
Martin
Egan Mallman
Martin Wise
Methodist
Ben Davis
Mary Castles
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
Box 5
Dillon
Sewasey
Township
Range
Meridian
Norman * Giles
Distriet
Dill 5
Tates
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