Grant area residents motor about with holiday visits
Daily activity from Grant to Dillon and Armstead shows residents taking trips for holidays. People include Mrs Agnes Pierce Mrs Matt Kay Mr Geo H Smith Arch ie Barr J C Brenner and Isabelle Brenner Mrs Betty Boone Mae Stocker J L Waldemar Al Waldemar and children Frank Esterwalds guests Mr Given Armstead visitors L C Stocker and a new Ford Helen Waldemar and students return to Dillon Long forest ranger James N Mansfield Angus McKay Lava Hot Springs trips Bill Muhlfeith and many students attending schools in Dillon Butte Salt Lake City and Utah University.
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Agnes Pierce
Grant
Matt Kay
Dillon
Geo. H. Smith
Archie Barr
J. C. Brenner
Charles P. Brenner
Isabelle
Butte
California
Betty Boone
Brenner
Elmer Selway
Mae Stocker
J. L. Waldemar
al. Waldemar
Frank,Esterwald
Given
Armstead
L. C. Stocker
Helen Waldemar
Mr. Long
Forest Ranger
James N. Mansfield
Angus McKay
Lava Hot Springs
Ida
Bill Muhlfeith
Polaris visitors depart as Dillon transfers underway
Miss Onie Harrison left Polaris after six weeks visiting relatives and friends, taking the evening train to Salt Lake. John and Clare Judge drive a hundred head of cattle from Dillon for Mr. Rude to the Harry Lapham ranch to go on feed. Elmer Hays and Dwight Harrison returned to Dillon for high school after Christmas with family.
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Onie Harrison
Polaris
Dillon
Salt Lake
John
Clare Judge
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Rude
Harry Lapham
W.S. Tash
E. A. Marchesseau
Sells
Tucson
Nogal
SUB ROSA By MIMI
This portrait of Amelia presents a busy girl whose anxious life is amplified by daily tasks and social duties. Experts advise forming and adhering to a simple program to manage her nerves and prevent chronic haste and worry from wrecking her day.
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Amelia
Lfe
Bel Syndicate, Inc
Everlasting Division Between Hemispheres and Empires
Quote by Thomas Carlyle juxtaposes light and darkness across human nature. It explores the tension between necessity and free will within enduring ideological conflicts.
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Thomas Carlyle
Navy Canned Goods Use Surpasses Nineteen Million Pounds
The United States navy consumes over 19 million pounds of canned foods annually. Tomatoes top the vegetable list with peas corn and stringless beans close behind. peaches lead fruits with pineapple and prunes following. Figs appear as a newer item at about 540000 pounds yearly.
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United States Navy
Navy
Thrifty Lying Americans Debate Home Ownership
The Atchison Globe argues that about half of U S homes are owned by men with incomes under 2000 a year and that claims Americans are thrifty are imagination not facts. The piece laments we have become a race of harsh people.
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United States
Atchison Globe
Not Usually Convincing Says Hi Ho Sage in Chinatown
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown remarking that a man who talks long is fortunate if only he loses himself as his listener. The piece presents a wry reflection on persuasion and self-awareness.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Amergcan Museum of Natural History
Henry Amer Osborn
Coe Basketball Hopes To Upset Northern Montana Normal Saturday
Coe College basketball resumes after holiday with a 8 15 pm main game next Saturday against Northern Montana Normal Havre. A 7 30 pm preliminary features Sheridan High School versus Normal reserves. Admission 35 cents for high school students and 15 cents for grade pupils. First squad warm up outfits will be shown. Also a new swimming pool schedule starts Thursday January 9 with men sessions on Tuesdays Thursdays at 8 pm and Saturdays at 1 pm.
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Montana’ State Normal College
Bulldogs
Montana Normal School
Havre
Sheridan’ High School
Installation Night At Diana Rebekah Lodge Officers
At a Thursday evening meeting in the Odd Fellows hall the Rebekah Lodge installed officers led by Diana Rebekah. Newly installed officers include Anna Ruth Dart noble grand Camilla Bourquin vice grand Pearl Hull chief warden Fredrika Taylor conductress Ruth Dart chaplain Selah Frakes I. G. Hazel Conger R S N G Florence Caverly L S N G Rosa Galloway R S V G Lillian Rowett L S V G Anna Loree treasurer Gladys Garr financial secretary Nellie Nelson recording secretary Jessie Taylor musician Edgar Adams O G Catherine Murphy drill captain Bertha Mayfield trustee.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Diana Rebekah
Lodge
Anna Ruth Dart
Noble Grand
Camilla Bourquin
Pearl Hull
Fredrika Taylor
Ruth Dart
Selah Frakes
I. G
Hazel Conger
Florence Caverly
Rosa Galloway
Lillian Rowett
Anna Loree
Gladys Garr
Nellie Nelson
Jessie Taylor
Edgar Adams
0. G
Catherine Murphy
Bertha,Mayfield
Beaverhead County Mining Association Announces Jan 17 Meeting
The Beaverhead County Mining Association organization committee prepared a constitution and by-laws to submit at the first general meeting on January 17. All mining interests in the county are invited, including property owners, to attend in the district courtroom of the courthouse.
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Beaverhead County
Truck Beauty Draws Compliments for Continental Oil Ride
J. M. McLean, driver for Continental Oil Co., has received compliments on his recently repainted red and white truck which has attracted attention for its appearance.
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J. M. McLean
Continental Oil Company
Old English Law Made Churchgoing Compulsory
An 1552 act of uniformity required all parishioners to attend church on Sundays and holy days, unless dissenting or legitimately excused. Noncompliance risked church court action, censure, admonition, and costs.
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Church of England
Showing General Knox in Diplomatic Light
The piece recalls Washington at Valley Forge and notes Knox and Captain Sargeant were sent to Congress to explain the army's condition. A congressman remarks on Knox's generous build and Sargeant's well dressed appearance amid reports of hunger.
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General Knox
Washington
Valley Forge
Continental Army
Captain Sargeant
Congress
Sargeant
Kris
Quip about stock gambler and aviator bride
A Lansing State Journal quip notes that both the stock market gambler and the girl who marries an aviator take a flyer. A classroom exchange humorously asks why bank is capitalized and answers that a bank needs big capital, then mocks cussing as ineffective and comments on weather.
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Lansing State Journal
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