Hobbies Grow Up as Children Find Vocations
Ray Giles highlights hobbies that become life paths in Rotarian Magazine. Examples include Cyrus Curtis as a boy publisher, Helen Hoskinson’s caricatures, Boucher’s model boats now produced by H. E. Boucher Manufacturing, and Dodson bird houses sold widely. The piece frames hobbies as enriching and urges parents to foster deep interests.
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Ray Giles
Cyrus Curtis
Curtis Publishing Company
Helen Hoskinson
Boucher
H. E. Boucher Manufacturing Company
Giles
Rotary Membership Peaks on Thirtieth Anniversary
Rotary International marks 30 years since its founding with 3 738 clubs in over 70 countries and about 156 000 members. Since July 1, 1934, net gains near 4 000 members and sixty new clubs have been added while new chapters emerge worldwide including Lithuania Chile Greece Colombia Cuba Sweden Australia Canada Peru Japan and Iceland.
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Rotary
Rotary International
Pioneer Service Club
Times
Paul P. Harris
Rotarian
United States
World
Lithuania
Chile
Greece
Columbia
Cuba
Sweden
Australia
Canada
Peru
France
Japan
Iceland
Childish Blame and Mismatched Wishes Echo in Prose
An essay-like passage discusses how children blame others for outcomes and how wishes often backfire. A Rotarian Magazine anecdote about a boy who wants hot ice cream and ends up tasting mashed potatoes illustrates the point. The piece cites a statistic of three chickens per person in the U S and notes Leo Sztuk, 14, running away due to his father's long sermons.
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Rotardan
Leo Sztuk
Reconstruction Finance Bill Passes House Aids Miners
Congressman Hon. Joseph P. Monnaghan reports that on February 2 1935 the House passed the Reconstruction Finance bill assuring the continuation of a national banking institution vital to salvage of many enterprises The Scrugham amendment authorizes loans up to 20000 for gold or silver mining development aiding Western miners
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Réconstruction ‘France Corporation
Scrugham
House
Senate Compromise Restores Federal Pay Cuts
The Senate approved a compromise on an independent offices appropriation bill to restore salary cuts for federal employees retroactive to January and April dates. The House adopted the measure Wednesday, and it is expected to become law upon the president's signature.
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Senate
McCarran
Independent Offices
House
Congressman Kenney Urges HO L C Extension In House Debate
On Wednesday in the House Mr Kenney of New Jersey urged extending the Home Owners Loan Corporation. He agreed the district situation mirrored his own and asserted the issue requires immediate congressional attention alongside old age pensions and other paramount measures to promote national security and peace.
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Kenney
New Jersey
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Congress
Roosevelt White House reception invites notable guests
Invitations to the White House reception list Mr Blank and the President and Mrs Roosevelt. The 9 PM event on January 31 1935 offers a handshake with the Roosevelts. guests mingle in the East Room while the President and Mrs Roosevelt retire to private quarters. Postmaster General Farley and Attorney General Cummings attend as cabinet officers.
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White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Blank
Roosevelt
Farley
Cummings
Old Age Pension Debate and Proposals Stir Congress
The ways and means committee weighs president's security bill while Senator Borah questions retirement allowances though no liberalization has been enacted. Townsend faces post office scrutiny as old age pension groups grow. A fundraiser pace attracts funds at $700 daily from contributors. Edwin A Brown promotes reforms with a booklet, and Gray travels 22 miles daily on skates from Yuba City to Tudor shop.
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Ways and Means
Madame Perkins
Hopkins
Green
Senate
Borah
Townsend
Post Office Department
America
Congressional Record
Edwin Arleigh Brown
Brown
Gray
Yuba City
Calif
Tudor
Corn Hog Production Cycle Stressed by Drought
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration warns that excessive corn output may recur in fall 1935 unless many farmers limit plantings. Historical droughts show rapid upswings in corn acreage followed by higher yields, then hog production and livestock prices fall. The 1935 corn hog adjustment program offers farmers a way to avoid repeated cycles.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The
Looking Backward Interesting Stories From Old Tribune Files
A compact reminiscence from the Tribune reprinting notes from 1886 to 1915. It recalls Dillon social life, New Year celebrations, divorces and marriages in Beaverhead County, Sunday closings, and a crime tale of a Glasgow jewelry tunnel robbery.
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Tribune
John Walker
Glasgow
Big Hole Irrigation District land lease proposals invited
Sealed proposals for leasing land in Beaverhead County Big Hole Irrigation District are due by 10:00 A.M. March 6 1985 to the county clerk. Proposals opened at the board meeting. a 25 percent bid bond required with each proposal. Down payment and balance due by October 1 1985 with bankable notes. The board may reject any or all bids at its January 1935 session.
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Big Hole
Board of Beaverhead Co -Commissioners
Agoumte
Albert
Baker
Beard
Austrian invents unmarkable playing card
An Austrian inventor creates a playing card resistant to marking bending piercing and soiling. The note cites 56,874 stamp varieties issued by world post offices and recalls Miss Alma Currie of Teague Texas finding 37000 dollars in coins under her doorstep at a property once linked to a notorious gambling resort where the former owner was killed years ago.
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Alma Currie
Teague
Tex
Alias Summons in Dillon Montanas Quieting Title Suit
The State of Montana issues an alias summons in Beaverhead County to all named defendants and unknown claimants. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to premises in Dillon described by metes and bounds within the city limits. Respondents must answer within twenty days, or a default judgment will be entered. The case is filed in the Fifth Judicial District Court with clerk Fred Rife presiding.
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Matthew Orr
Ernest I. Orr
Reta Orr
Bert Orr
John T. Orr
Iva Orr
Frances
Kingsbury
Emma May Cooney
Philip Walter Foqindexter
Lena Poindexter
Aura Ruthorr Kelly
Charles
McHenry
Mary E. McHenry
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Washington Street
Reeder Street
Fred Rife
Francia J. Gelhaus
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Beaverhead
Willey T. Cheney
Lelia W. Cheney
Yernoai
Sladers
Francis Gelhaus
J. E Kelly
Lima
Francis J. Gelhaus
J. E. Kelly
Casay
Beas
Verhead
Stephen J. Kambich
Bits
Rife
Acre
Beaverhead Montana Aliases Summons in Quiet Title Suit
Beavershead Montana action titled Alias summons against Frank P Shumaker Mayme Shumaker William A Tasker Joseph L Lewis Bruce Thompson Mrs Carl Stewart and others unknown. Complaint seeks quieting title to land described in Plat by Slaters Addition to Montana with unspecified parcel numbers in Vernonai County. Court deputy Francis Gelhaus signed. Attorney J E Kelly for plaintiffs.
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Frank P. Shumaker
Mayme Shumaker
William A. Tasker
Joseph L. Lewis
Bruce Thompson
Carl Stewart
Beaverhead County Clerk Renews Election Registration
Beaverhead County Clerk and Recorder Albert Baker 67, the Ex-Officio Registrar for Beaverhead County Montana, notes that a section on voting registration requires re-registration by the November election date.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead Court Notices Include Quiet Title Case and Sheriff Sale
A 1935 Beaverhead County filing details Richard B. Lowder v W B Dean trustee involving Lima Improvement Company and unknown claimants to Lots 9 and 10, Block 29, Original Lima Townsite. A separate Sheriff’s sale notes Thomas E. Luebben v Gertrude L. French for Lots 8 and 4, Block 12 Poindexter & Orr’s addition, Dillon, Montana.
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Thomas ‘E. Luebben
Gertrude L." French
Dillon
Beaverhead
Ontana
Poindexter & Orr
Montana
Notice of Tax Deed Application by W O Churchill
W O Churchill will apply to Beaverhead County Montana on February 28 1935 or thereafter for a tax deed on Lots 6 and 10 of Sec 6 Lots 2 4 and 6 Syne of Sec 6 in T1S R10W and Lots 7 8 9 of Sec 8 in T1N R10W with due amount 227 40 plus interest and costs. Dated January 22 1935.
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W. O. Churchill
Beaverhead County
Montana
Peek
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