Beaverhead County Farm Notes Promote Activity and Tickets
Community bulletin urges farmers to start seeds, organize accounts, replace worn equipment, and engage in local politics. Advises attending the Beaverhead-Silver Bow Union meeting on February 14 at Glen. Announces Hartwig theatre features including Our Relations and Robinson Caruso with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, plus Career Woman and Mad Holiday screenings.
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Beaverhead-Silver Bow County
Glen
Hartwig Theatre
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Fungalore
Robinson Caruso
Columbia
Uncle Don
Krazy
Edward Arnold
Joel McCrea
Edna Ferber
Claire Trevor
Michael Whalen
Edmund Lowe
Elissa Landi
Ted Healy
Campbell-Ewald chief thanks newspapers for 1936 sales impact
H T Ewald president Campbell-Ewald congratulates publishers on their role in Chevrolet’s 1936 record year selling 1 125 000 Chevrolets and over 2 million used cars. He praises newspapers as vital in local markets and thanks editors for support to clients and the agency. He closes with best wishes for 1937.
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Dillon Daily vMessenger
Dillon
Montana
Linas
Ralph ‘Waldo Emerson
Campbell- Ewald Company
Campbell- Ewald
Chevrolet Motor Company
Newspapers of America
Emerson
H. T. Ewald
Campbell-Ewald Company
City Hoop League Opens Schedule
A large turnout despite cold weather watched the Dillon Basketball league opener at Normal gym. Eliel defeated Normal Pups 18 12 in a tight game, Gorman Drugs led to beat Westwoods 22 10, and Coast-to-Coast beat Games. games set for Thursday nights. Also notes the will of J C Roberts of Los Angeles leaving 250000 estate and Charles Rosner of Brooklyn returning $75 found in a repaired shoe.
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Dillon Basketball League
Eliel Quint
Pups
Gorman Drugs
Westwoods
Weather Halts School. Pendicitis Strikes Local Resident
The schedule at Tyhonnee school is disrupted as the next three days pass without pupils due to cold weather. Mrs Fruk Kambich was rushed to hospital with appendicitis but recovering post operation. Social notes include a pinochle party at Mrs Lars Kalsta with top scores by Neil Cummins and William Garrison.
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Tyhonnee
Fruk Kambich
Jis
Lars
Kalsta
Neil
Cummins
William Garrison
Neil Cummins
Dan ‘Piccone
Julius Hartwig
Dillon
Mast
Sarah Harroun
Naomi Lipscomb
Dan Piccone
Feeder roads seen as key to Montana growth in 1937 funds
The Great Falls Tribune notes Montana receives 3.815 million dollars in federal 1937 38 highway aid including 524 946 for feeder roads. Editorial urges focus on rural market roads linking farms to towns and railheads, warns against diverting license taxes from counties to cities, stresses county road needs and economic importance.
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Wallace
Montana
Fire danger peaks in eastern Montana forests record high
In a season marked by extreme danger due to drought and frequent lightning, eastern Montana forests saw nearly 1,800 fires the largest since 1929. Only 4 percent reached ten acres, with 83 percent under quarter acre, while Little Rockies suffered the major blaze. Air support and rapid reporting improved control.
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Ous
Montana
Nezperce
Clearwater
Bitterroot National
Little Rockies
National Forest
Old scam resurfaces with simple puzzle prize
A leading business magazine warns of a recurring scheme in the United States and Canada. Advertisements offer a prize such as a building lot, but winners must pay a fee, often small like 7.75 dollars, for deed and incidental costs. The land is worthless and the scheme nets scammers about 200 dollars per acre. Legit prizes do not require upfront cash before delivery.
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United States
Canada
Jackson News Briefs From Dillon and Nearby Areas
Fred Nelson drove to Dillon Monday to fetch Mrs Nelson from Barrett hospital where she remains a patient. Dan Pendergast returned from California after the holidays. Martin Jackson and Joseaph Banto, 20, of New York City, are noted in this week’s items. Banto left a note before his death urging young men to avoid women. Firefighters in Lynchburg Va answered a home call to Mrs May iv.
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Fred ‘Nelson
Dillon
Nelson
Barrett Hospital
Tom Clemon
Jules Wenger, Sr
Art Sorum
Dan Pendergast
California
Martin Jackson
Joseaph’ Banto
New York City
Lynchburg
May. iv
Town Notes Hear Of Cold Weather Aids And Icy Harvests
Local chatter reports extreme cold keeping neighborhood women indoors while Mrs Weaver receives many gifts. Marchesseau family member treated at home for an infected finger. Ice harvest praised as good. Penny family visits in Dillon. frost noted on windows from steam. Brown takes sixth wife Julia Sexton. Epileptic seizure kills Maybell Whatley. coroner notes. A. S. Spencer fires at a man in Memphis may lead to flock changes.
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Weaver
D.marchesseau
Bose
Marchesseau
Ss. Tash
Clyde Penny
Carl L. Knoll
Mr. Penny
Butte
National Western stock show opens with record outlook
The 34th annual National Western stock show opens its eight day program with box sales indicating a sell out. Courtland R. Jones says attendance and exhibits will surpass previous years as entrants come from Illinois Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Utah. Dressage horses from Fort Riley and the Wyoming outlaw Five Minutes to Midnight return, joined by Hagle's Nest to spark riding chatter at Union Stock Yards. In Arizona justice fined his wife ten dollars for speeding, while the attorney general voided 17000 honorary Kentucky colonels including Irving Cobb and Shirley Temple. Ernest Stockton’s would be robbers led to a hiccup cure after the hold up failed to open a safe.
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Ing
Courtland R.’ Jones
Poth
Fromllinois
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Utah
Fort Riley
Kan
Wyoming
Hagle
Union Stock Yards
Yuma
Ariz
Earl A
Freeman
Vincent
Kentucky
Irving
Cobb
Shirley Temple
Picture Hunt brings new twist to social gatherings
A trend replacing treasure and scavenger parties, the Picture Hunt has participants photograph night scenes and city subjects. Teams develop, print, and judge prints during gatherings, with prizes for top pictures. The format allows a range of equipment and even daytime versions for clubs and churches.
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Fotel Chet
Dell
New York
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H. M. Miller
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Dillon, Mont
Lewis & Walker
City Hoop League
J. C. Roberts
Los Angeles
Charles Rosner
Brooklyn
Tia
Edna MclIlrath
Lutte
Great Falls
Jackson News
Betty, Harrison
Bob Harrison
Harrison -Home
Gerald Bostwick
Bostwick
Grasshopper Herding Association
Jack Miller
Elkhorn Springs
John C. Brown
Dry Forks
Julia Sexton
Brown
R. A. Trego
Portsmouth
Maybell Whatley
A. S. Spencer
Memphis
Ernest Stockton
San Jose
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Stockton
Cuila
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