Grant and Surrounding Residents Activity Update
A roundup of local travel and visits shows D F Mooney tending sheep in Grant while residents like Charles Wilson Carl Hartwig and Warren Goldman journey to Smith Armstead and Dillon. Community reports note infant hygiene lessons from county nurse Mrs Lamberton and ongoing Better Homes efforts with local civic leaders, plus a mention of flag code coverage in the Tribune.
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Basin
Dillon
Jim Woody
Bertha Lamberton
Beryl Woody
Rosie Wenger
May Jackson
Alice Inabnit
Arthur Anderson
Butte
Sam Peterson
Walter White
Jackson
Lamberton
A. W. Wilson
Tribune
Jackson Notes on Visits and Illnesses Across Town
Jackson residents visit relatives in Butte Missoula Dillon and Wisdom. Frank Husted remains seriously ill in Murray hospital while Fred Spears recovers from ear surgery in Logan Utah. Social events include the Whoopee club card party and Jackson Bridge club at Mrs Jim Johnson's home with prize winners listed. Denton Oliver spent last week in the area.
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Jack Husted
Butte
Frank
Murray Hospital
Monty Burdick
Jackson
Fred Spears
Logan
Utah
Harry Helming
Foussard
Sallee
Martin Jackson
Tom Schultz
Dan Pendergast
Jesse Finsley
Dillon Monadlay
Missoula
Phil Murphy
Dillon
Bill Backus
Don Anson
Bobby
Wisdom
Whoopee Club
Jake Neidt
Frank Husted
Jackson Bridge Club
Jim Johnson
Miss Foussard
Wendell Jardine
Pola ris E E Hazel visits Polaris store and Dillon trip
Polaris E E Hazel traveled from Anaconda Saturday and spent the weekend with the Pyle family at Polaris store. George Harrison and family hosted a dinner for a birthday, with Julia Kannegaard joining a trip to Dillon to see The Show of Shows. Will Carl and Ida Pahnish did business in Dillon. George Pyle returned from Dillon with W S Pyle and Stanley Starr. Dwight Harrison stayed over the weekend. Lee Brown traveled to Dillon and recounted a near accident in timber when his overshoe was torn after a snagged hook. Mr Brown works at the K 6 ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hazel
Anaconda
Pyle
Polaris
George Harrison
Julia Kannegaard
Dillon
Will
Carl
Ida Pahnish
George Pyle
W. S. Pyle
Stanley Starr
Dwight Harrison
D. Farley
Lee Brown
Mr Brown
K. 6
Deer Lodge and Butte Guests Visit Reichle and Hartwig Homes
Miss Anne Tadovich and Miss Mary Cambron visited the Reichle home in Deer Lodge and Butte over the weekend. Dillon visitors included Mrs. Matt Polish and family. Gladys Garr toured Reichle school Thursday. The Hartwigs hosted guests including the Kambich and Hand families. Joe Polish passed a Navy entrance exam in Butte and was sent to Salt Lake City then San Diego for a three year term.
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Anne Tadovich
Deer Lodge
Mary Cambron
Butte
Val Tadovich
Matt Polish
Rudy
Matt Polish Jr
Dillon
Gladys Garr
Reichle
Frank Kambich
Glendale
John Hand
Argenta
Julius Hartwig
Pauline Kambich
Alveretta Hand
Katherine
Rose
Earl Fuschen
Hartwig
Joe Polish
Navy
Salt Lake
San Diego
Calif
Composition of Water
Water is formed from oxygen and hydrogen held by a force whose sudden release would unleash a flash like lightning.
Curing Colds Cost Workers Fifty Dollars a Year
Chicago health expert Ferdinand A. Bunte warns cold illnesses hit workers hard costing time and medical bills. He cites a national economic loss exceeding 200 million dollars annually and notes parents use menthol candy to soothe children instead of syrups to avoid stomach upset.
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Chicago
United States
Ferdinand A. Bunte
Bunte Brothers
Tourists Influence U S Eating Habits
Chicago reports that American tourists returning from Europe shape U S bread spreads. A bulletin from the American Research Foundation notes demand for light colored butter substitutes and straw colored margarine in the United States, driven by foreign travel and exposure to European dining.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Bulletin
The
American Research Foundation
Europe
America
Urge repeal of tax on margarine grocers seeks national action
The National Association of Retail Grocers announced at its annual meeting in Chicago plans to repeal federal and state license taxes on grocers selling margarine. The group, representing 80 000 stores, says the taxes are an unjust discrimination against grocers and consumers. H Janssen of St Paul is secretary.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
United States
Stock Market Crash Boosts Book Sales
A Wall Street driven downturn boosts demand for substantial reference works and biographies. Prof. Harry L Hollingsworth of Barnard College notes public mind reacts to panic by seeking durable literature like the World Book type. Scientific volumes also show gains as readers seek solid reading during uncertainty.
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Wall Street
Ulus
Harry L. Holliingsworth
Barnard College
Columbia University
Hollingsworth
New York
Deborah Monmouth and the Worsted Church Fundraiser
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Monmouth raised funds for the Free Will Baptists and Congregationalists at the Worsted church in Canterbury New Hampshire. She served as associate pastor for eight years creating worsted religious motto decorations and published a booklet Living on Half a Dime a Day sold for 25 cents claiming personal experience.
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Canterbury
New Hampshire
Free Will Baptists
Sarah Elizabeth (Harper) Monmouth
Monmouth
Phone's Importance in National Development
The article extols the telephone as essential to progress, noting its time saving and nationwide impact. It argues the device helps the United States reach record achievements across regions, preventing isolation and fueling development. The piece cites St. Louis County Messenger as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. . Louis
Latitude of Beauty and Power Versus Land and Meat Debates
A collection of opinion notes on beauty uniformity, naval power using the Lexington in Puget Sound, and the Northwest drought cutting hydroelectric output. It discusses aluminum as a future automotive material, land ownership as national safeguard, and meat eating defending dietary freedom with Arctic diet examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefansson
Smith Sound
Donald MacMillan
Dillon Endures Severe Blizzard Rages for Days
The heaviest snowstorm in four to five years dumped nearly a foot of powder from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday night. Temperatures plunged to 7 below zero before clear weather Friday. Farmers welcome the snow, no livestock losses expected, hay supplies adequate. Roads north of Dillon open, southern highways treacherous.
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Dillon
Hi-Powers Fall Short Against Lima All Stars
Jud's Hi-Powers dropped a 34-33 decision to the Lima All Stars Tuesday night in Lima. The game stayed tight throughout with 8-8 after the first period, 18-16 at halftime, and 26-25 entering the final frame before the hosts pulled ahead to win by a single point.
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Jud
Hi-Powers
Lima All Stars
Lima
Dillon
All Stars
Choir Members Dine At Cashmore Home On East Glendale
Pete Cashmore son of Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore hosted a dinner for St James Episcopal choir members at his East Glendale street home. Following the meal Miss Dorothy Langdorf of Normal College sang and the regular Thursday choir practice was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
St. James Episcopal Choir
East Glendale Street
Dorothy Langdorf
Normal College
Washington Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Roy Herndon
Mr and Mrs Roy Herndon entertained a number of friends at their Washington street home for Washingtons birthday. The evening featured three tables of pinn achle and a dinner with handsome appointments and festive decorations.
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Roy Herndon
Farington Street
Herndon
Youth making good earns Post League membership
Webster McCulley, noted for promptness and courtesy as an agent for the Saturday Evening Post, has been selected for membership in the League of Curtis Salesmen. The honor organization recognizes boys who show strong school attendance and efficient service to customers as Curtis Publishing distributors. He continues to recruit new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster McCulley
Saturday Evening Post
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publishing Company
Front Seat Advice for Icy Roads and Skids
Driving on icy pavements requires constant alertness for skids. If a skid begins, steer the front wheels into the skid quickly. Salt on the windshield prevents ice buildup longer. Use salt periodically on long trips. Cars cannot stop as quickly on winter roads. drive slowly and avoid overestimating stopping distances. On cold mornings start slowly until the oil warms.
Winter car care tips for cold weather and driving
The article warns oil thickens in cold weather and urges expert winter carburetor tuning. It advises airing tires for traction on icy pavements and to install chains on rear tires. It notes railroads offer auto shipping to warm destinations and cautions against coasting with ignition off to avoid engine damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Busy Telephone Day In October Market Traffic Soars
On the first day of October stock market upheaval, the five telephone exchanges serving the financial district handled 2,107,000 calls. This was more than 57 percent higher than a normal day’s traffic, reflecting the chaotic activity in the network.
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Financial District
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