Washingtons greatness and the Farm Board's role in policy
An essay praises George Washington as a foundational American leader and defender of republican norms, noting his lasting influence and holiday status. It also discusses the Farm Board under Hoover, lauding its aims to stabilize prices, reduce marketing costs, and extend credit, urging farmer cooperation and cautious progress.
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Washington
George Washington Towers
United States
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
South
Central América
Farm Board
Legge
Hoover
Rules Governing the Use of the American Flag
A historical guide outlining proper respect and display of the American flag. It covers handling, storage, and rules for flag etiquette including hoisting height, half mast procedures, and positioning when displayed with other flags or during processions. It specifies holidays for display and cautions against touching the ground or trailing in water.
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Washington
United States
American flag display rules from a national code
The document outlines strict etiquette for displaying the United States flag. It covers staff use, flat-hanging alternatives, proper orientation in streets, churches, and ceremonies, cautions against draping, use in decorations, and handling of old flags, with explicit bans on advertising and alterations.
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United States
Salute to the Flag and Pledge Texts
Instructions describe saluting the flag and anthem usage in various scenarios. It covers standing or rising, hats removal, and hand placements during the Star Spangled Banner America and the pledge to the flag with details for military and civilian dress, plus actions when no flag is present.
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United States of America
America
United States
Beaverhead Ag Club judges county stock show aims
Beaverhead county high school Ag club members visited the county farm to judge Shorthorn bull calves and heifers raised by James Melton. They noted Melton’s four Percheron mares prepared for show at local and nearby fairs next fall.
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Ag Club
Beaverhead County High School
James Melton
Firemen's Masquerade Dance Set at City Hall
Dillon residents look forward to a big Masquerade ball by the volunteer firemen on Washington's Birthday weekend. Mrs. G Booth of Pocatello will display costumes in city hall Thursday and Friday, with prizes of 15 dollars for best ladies and gentlemen costumes and 10 dollars for best comic character.
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Dillon
Washington
City Hall
G. Booth
Pocatello
City
Farm Community Social Planned by Ag Club and Home Economics
The Ag club and home economics department of the high school announce a big social at the gymnasium on Friday February 28 for all farmers and ranchmen and their families. A short program at 8 o'clock will feature J E Border state supervisor of the Smith Hughes department. Old time music will accompany dancing and refreshments by the domestic science department. The event is free and aims to promote social and practical benefits of the Smith Hughes program in the community.
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Ag Club
J. E. Border
Smith-Hughes
Smith- Hughes
Dancing Club Night At Brundage Home
Master Lew Brundage hosted a Friday evening dancing party at his South Atlantic street home. Twelve youths attended and enjoyed a pleasant program followed by delightful refreshments.
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Lew Brundage
H. M. Brundage
South Atlantic Street
Kappa Epsilon Guild Hosts Churchill Sisters Event
The Kappa Epsilon guild was entertained Thursday evening at seven thirty by Misses Dorothy and Frances Churchill at the home of Mrs. Farmer on South Idaho Street.
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The
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Dorothy and
Frances Churchill
Mrs. Farmer
South
Idaho Street
Rainbow Dinner at Andrus Hotel Highlights Local Event
The Mother and Daughter dinner hosted by the local Rainbow order drew ninety six guests at the Andrus hotel dining room. Miss Ivie Wentworth presided as worthy advisor, with a menu and decorations reflecting Rainbow colors. A post dinner program at the Masonic hall featured a girl’s trio Leone Cashmore Lulu Belle Gilman Marian Wahl plus piano solos by Marian Wahl.
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Andrus Hotel
Order of the Rainbow
Rainbow Order
Ivie Wentworth
Masonic Hall
Leone Cashmore
Lulu Belle Gilman
Marian Wahl
L. A. Gregory
Miss Wahl
Florence Backus
The
Novel Luncheon Benefit Ties Vanishing Luncheon Event
St James guild plans a luncheon with a vanishing lunch theme next Saturday at 1 30 p m at the guild hall. A benefit event will feature ten tables in the play and entertain guests with a theatrical luncheon mystery.
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St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. Fairbanks Host Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Robert Gregg and Mrs. E L Fairbanks entertained at dinner Monday at the Gregg home to honor their husbands on their joint birthdays.
Methodist Aid Society Meets in Church Parlor
The Methodist Aid society met Thursday afternoon February 20 in the church parlors. Hostesses were Mrs. Julia Selway, Mrs. D. V. Erwin and Mrs. John Albers.
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Methodist Aid Society
Julia Selway
D. V. Erwin
John Albers
New Pastor Named for St Luke's Lutheran Church
The Rev. Helmer B. Hansen of St. Paul is named successor to Rev. L. N. Wilenius at St. Luke's Lutheran church. Hansen will start duties in June as Wilenius leaves for Torontonto Canada to accept another call.
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Helmer B. Hansen
St. Paul
L. N. Wilenius
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Hansen
Wilenius
Toronto
Canada
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Dillon” Tribune
F. E. Foote
Montana
Dillon Postoffice
Representative Association
Cnmer
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
Ohio River
the Farm Board
AG Club Boys Judge County Farm Stock
Firemen
Fanch Independence
Strong Bank
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Ats
Dodge
Whippet
Graham Paige
Bergeson Motors, Inc
Ford
Joyce Williams
Harry Williams
Butte
Rainbow
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