Farmers Union News Notes in Reichle Montana Meeting
The Beggerhead Silver Bow county F E B C U held its quarterly meeting at Reichle Montana on Sunday February 14 led by President John Albers. Mrs H M Miller directed the junior program with plays talks and songs. Key speakers included Mitchel McVay Jardine Rife and Andy Papesh. A large covered dish luncheon followed and Mrs Miller was reappointed junior leader for the year.
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Beggerhead
Silver Bow
F. EB. C. UL
Reichle
Montana
John
Albers
Lower Valley
H. M
Mitchel McVay
Madison County
Jardine Rife
Farmers Union
Trading Company of
Dillon
H. Keenan
Andy Papesh
Frank ‘Buyan
Melrose
H. M. Miller
Normal College Debates Schedule and Varsity Vodvil Set
Normal College State University debates women teams on Tuesday with the topic Con gress Should be Empowered to set Minimum Wages and Maximum Hours for Industry. Speakers include Mary Lucas and Violet Harvick. School of Mines debate follows on Wednesday with Normal college representatives listed. Friday features state college oratory at Bozeman and the Varsity Vodvil at 8:00 pm. The Bulldogs close the basketball season Saturday against a local all star team.
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Normal College
Normal College State University
Congress
Mary Lucas
Lewistown
Violet Harvick
Outlook
Butte
M. S. N. C.school of Mines
Arthur DeBoer
Manhattan
Marguerite Peterson
Plentywood
William Boettcher
Dillon
Milo Long
Richey
James McCulley
State College
Bozeman
Robert B. Albright
Bulldogs
MSNC
School of Mines
Polytechnic
Billings
Ermont Mine Workers Lodge Road Conditions Plea
Dillon Montana February 21 1937 workers at the Ermont mine petition the press for road relief noting blizzard damage since December 1936. They describe six miles of treacherous routes from Ten Mile house to the mine with cars stranded daily and temperatures far below zero. They urge county and state officials to reduce road taxes and provide safer access to work. The letter is signed by the Ermont Workers.
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Ermont
the Daily
Messenger
Dillon
Ten Mile House
Beaverhead
Indoor night photography with flood light bulbs and box cameras
Magazine-style guide by John Van Guilder explains using two or three bright flood light bulbs with cardboard reflectors and fast film to capture indoor night scenes. It covers light placement, balance, and camera settings to avoid flat faces and harsh shadows, suggesting practical positions for even illumination.
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John van Guilder
Early mining history of Beaverhead reviewed
A historical account describes Beaverhead County’s early mining era. It notes Glendale’s institutions, the Hecla company’s operations at Lion Mountain and Soap Gulch, local mills and charcoal burners, and the shift of ore shipping after the railroad arrived. It predicts Glendale’s revival and growth.
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Beaverhead
Philadelphia
Hecla
Consolidated Mining Company
Glendale
Beaverhead County
Beavers Romp Twin Bridges to Reach District Finals
Dillon thrashed Twin Bridges 82 to 46 led by Cashmore with 22 points as Dillon dominated from the start. Lineups show Wheat Fairbanks and Gibbons guiding a deep bench while Twin Bridges struggled to counter. Before that Whitehall topped Boulder 47 16 and St Peters beat Anaconda 37 to 18 in earlier district action.
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Twin Bridges
Cashmore
Beavers
Fairbanks
Gibbons
Bradley
G. Burgess
Dilley
McCulley
Broksle
Darnitter
Nichols
Farnes
Davenport
C. Grant
Gi Ij. Grant
Ennis
Whitehall
Boulder
St. Peters
Anaconda
Friends Surprise Clemon on Birthday at Nelson Home
A group of about thirty friends gathered Friday at the Nelson home to celebrate Mrs. Clemon's birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Zebarthy, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, and Miss Margaret Sweeney who later visited. Cards were played in the evening and again Sunday afternoon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Peterson.
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Fred Nelson
Elvin Peterson
Lawrence McLennan Pleads Guilty and Fails to Stay
Lawrence McLennan pleaded guilty in Judge Opp's court to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail or to leave town. he chose to leave. Molasses used as road surfacing material noted in India. One seventh of federal income taxed to tobacco. All Japan broadcasting stations under government control. Donnie Thorp, 35, paid a $5 fine at South Bend for kicking Nannie Jones, claiming he aimed at someone else. Edward W Wilcox of Norfolk, 102, reports no medical care in his life.
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Lawrence McLennan
Opp
Donnie Thorp
South Bend
Ind
Nannie Jones
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Dilion
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Anavonda
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Domitrovich
Diller
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Wells
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