What Has Become of Business in Tough Times
Beaverhead County Montana faces a severe depression as prices fall and money tightens. The piece argues advertising helps revive commerce, urging readers to buy bargains and stretch their dollars, while merchants offer lower prices and better terms to lift the economy. It stresses individual responsibility and the power of home town papers to spread economy-focused messages.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
United States
Preserves His Reputation by Early Riser Club President
President Bert Orr of the Early Rising club returns from Ogden livestock show declaring it good though prices lower than expected. He gained new members and foresees important work ahead. A New Year greeting from Bert follows a Knight Templar toast. Mrs Orr supports his reputation.
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Bert Orr
Ogden
Masonic
Bert
Knight Templar
The
Marly Risers
Orr
Charles Burden
Sam Ditty
Training School Children Allowed Free Skating at Ice Rink
Beavers Head post guests will skate free at the ice rink for the next two weeks from 3 to 6 pm including Sundays. Adjutant George Baker and operators Ray Stanfield and Douglas Bourguin arranged the plan, which Legionnaires endorsed at their meeting. Prof. E L Fairbanks announced the plan to the training school children.
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Beaverhead Post
George Baker
Ray Stanfield
Douglas. Bourguin
Legionnaires
E. L. Fairbanks
Legion minstrel not staged this year amid split support
A Thursday meeting failed to secure undivided Legionnaires backing for the annual minstrel show and decided not to stage it now. The group may adapt the minstrel vaudeville concept into a different entertainment later in the spring.
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Legion
Trees and Grass Plan for Barrett Hospital Grounds
A community field day will mobilize able bodied men to prepare the Barrett hospital grounds for grass and trees. Legion sponsorship was endorsed with Commander Schmittroth and Joe Wedum to appoint a small committee to confer with the hospital governing board and work out a practical project plan.
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Barrett Hospital
Legion
Schmittroth
Joe Wedum
Bonus and the Bond Market in Dillon Trade Marts
Payment of the balance of the adjusted compensation certificates will turn loose in trade marts of Dillon totaling 420000 dollars. Figures are compiled by Congressman Wright Patman of Texas and published in February Plain Talk magazine under the title Bonus and the Bond Market.
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Dillon
Wright Patman
Texas
Plain Talk Magazine
First Lutheran Church Ladies Aid to Meet at Home
Church events list Jan 21 at Mrs Walter Carlsen and Jan 23 at Miss Ann Christensen for Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation. Sunday school at 10 30 a m services 11 a m Luther League 7 p m. Real estate transfers for week ending Jan 9 1932 include deeds involving Jones Taylor Lovell McLaren French and others.
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Ladies Aid
Walter Carlsen
Ann Christensen
Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
Luther League
Beaverhead Abstract Co
Scout Board to Meet for Merit Badge Reviews
The Dillon Boy Scout board will hold a regular meeting next Friday evening to pass on merit badge qualifications or advancement in rank for candidates.
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Dillon Boy Scout: Board
Dillon's mill district eyes lively New Year commerce
The Indiana businessman plans to invest 26000 dollars in a favored proposition. Chinese residents prepare for a week long New Year celebration with open houses and extensive entertainments. Local businesses anticipate a busy period with new ventures and a bustling, prosperous season for Dillon.
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Dillon
Mill
Indiana
Carmine
Frank Knotts Finishes New Five Room House on Pacific Street
Tribune notes from January 24 1902 report Frank Knotts has completed a five room residence on Pacific Street and has moved in. The item also mentions clearing brush from the banks of Blacktail Creek.
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Rom
the Tribune
Frank Knotts
Pacific Street
Blacktail Creek
Montana quiet title suit in Beaverhead County
Plaintiffs John W. Shuster and John Anderson sue Harlan Thompson and many others in Beav erhead County for quieting title to land described in the complaint. The District Court summons all defendants to answer within 20 days, or a default will be entered. The case names numerous Thompson and unrelated parties and seeks to remove any claim or lien cloud on the property.
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District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
John W. Shuster
John Anderson
Harlan J. Thompson
Mabel W. Thompson
Mildred BR. Thompson
Lenore Thompson McCollum
Reynolds Thompson
Veva
Thompson
Merrill W. Thompson
Belle Thompson
Eudora DD. Weenink
Lilly M. Nuss
George’ E. Baker
Addie J. Baker
Frances Nurkolls
Stephen Nukolls
Geaverhead County
Nw Skil
Blacktail Deer Creek
loNiit
Beaverhean
Celinda Paris
Florence
Nedrow
Fred «Rife
Sasha
Guy
Gray
Bec
Town Braces Warm Homes Amid Harsh Winter
A grim winter tale notes temperatures near minus 80 and Dillon remarks residents are fortunate to have warm houses and sizable wood piles as they endure the freezing spell. The report highlights scarce fuel and the community's resilience during the cold snap.
Postcard Censorship Delays Dillon Man’s Chicago Mail
A Dillon resident returns from Chicago to find friends did not receive his mailed postcards due to Chicago postmaster censorship of offensive images. In other news seven thousand feet becomes a new aeroplane height record as pilots seek practical uses beyond scenic flights.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Chicago
Bridge Club Meeting At St James Guild Hall
The Men’s Bridge club at St James guild hall met Monday evening with Rev. H N Tragitt posting the high score and E D Landing the low. The final meeting of the series will be held next Monday evening.
Baltic Lode adjoining Eagle Lode in Beaverhead County Montana
Mining district notes describe the Baltic Lode adjacent to the Eagle Lode with corner coordinates in T 10 S R 14 W and boundaries to Secs 4 5 32 33. Location notices appear in multiple Beaverhead County lode records books and surface numbers 9278 etc with no conflicting claims recorded.
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Montana
Eagle Lode
Mon
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