Setting Up A Convention In Kansas City
The Republican National Committee plans a large convention with over 100000 expected attendees and 2200 delegates. Local organizers prepare housing seating and safety measures for delegates alternates distinguished guests and 700 reporters while coordinating hotel rooms for major delegations.
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Washington, D. C
Committee On
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
New York
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Beaverhead Mines Net $125000 During 1927
Montana mine output of 1927 totaled about 50 million with over 90 percent from Silver Bow county and sixteen counties contributing. Silver Bow led with 45.79 million gross. Cascade second at 650000. Beaverhead reported 150000 and Madison 125000 among others.
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Helena
Montana
Silver Bow County
Cascade County
Granite
Jefferson
Fergus
Gallatin
Lewis and Clark
Judith Basin
Beaverhead
Madison
Lincoln
Deer ‘Lodge
Park
Powell
Mineral
Broadwater
Sanders
Leaving Dillon for California on Oregon Short Line
A group of Dillon residents departed last weekend on special Oregon Short Line trains bound for California. Passengers included Mrs. A L Anderson Mrs J B Cluley Mrs Martin Innes Mrs Byron Nay Mrs Margaret L Taylor Mrs A L Stone Mrs Ryan Mrs Howard Morse and son Howard Jr Mr and Mrs R K Nedrow Gaoree Rebich and J C Wedum Mrs T B Switzer from Madison County also joined the trip.
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Dillon
Oregon
T. 'B. Switzer
Madison County
Madame Rubinstein Says Beauty Costs Less Than Ten Cents a Day
New York cosmetics authority Madame Helena Rubinstein tells an audience of businesswomen that 36 million U S women use powders pomades or liquids to improve skin and that beauty can be achieved for about 30 a year or less than ten cents daily. She cites U S Labor Department figures showing a broad cosmetic market across wealth and social rank.
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New York
United States
Helena Rubinstein
Paris
London
Chicago
Madame Rubinstein
Woman's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Carnival a Success at Normal College Booster Event
The Nor mal college booster carnival drew a large crowd last Saturday with ten vaudeville acts by students and culminated in crowning Miss Anette Chellis of Miles City as campus queen for 1928. Chel lis, a senior, has a strong school activity record and engaging personality.
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Normal College
Anette Chellis
Miles City
Chellis
Effort and Honor Roll From Blacktail and Wisdom Schools
The December effort list from Blacktail No. 1 includes Alvin Bay Edward Bay Clifford Bay Helen Bay Francis Laden Charles Laden Bertie Kruljac Joe Stefanic Rudolph Kruljac Frankie Kruljac George Rebich Mary E Rebich Donna Rebich Mary Rebich Agnes Stefanic. The Wisdom school honor list features Dorothy Hurley. May Sprinkle, Co. Supt. of Schools.
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Blacktail School
Alvin Bay
Edward Bay
Clifford Bay
Helen Bay
Francis Laden
Charles Laden
Bertie Kruljac
Joe Stefanic
Rudolph Kruljac
Frankie Kruljac
George Rebich
Mary E. Rebich
Donna
Rebich
Mary Rebich
Agnes Stefanic
Wisdom School
Dorothy Hurley
May Sprinkle
Jackson Notables Conduct Weekday Business
W W Hawkins was a business visitor in Jackson early this week. James Dodd and Boss Emerick transacted business in Jackson on Tuesday. Dan Pendergast spent a few days in Butte earlier in the week. Everett Warner returned to Jackson on Tuesday. Mrs Dan Pendergast visited friends around Jackson several days last week. Ed Farnsworth the Jackson barber spent several days in Butte for dental work.
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W. .W. Hawkins
Jackson
James Dodd
Boss Emerick
Dan Pendergast
Butte
Everett Warner
Ed Farnsworth
Community Notes From Jackson Area Gatherings
Mrs. Fred Nelson hosted the Catholic Guild at her ranch home with several visitors and refreshments. Mrs. Sam Freeman and Harold Brown were business visitors to Jackson on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wenger welcomed a baby boy born in Dillon on the 16th. mother and babe are fine. The Jackson Woman's club met at Mrs. George Clemon's home with a 1 o clock dinner. papers on Benjamin Franklin and tuberculosis were read, followed by pinochle. George Clemon and son Mark returned from Denver Livestock Show. Martin Jackson departed for California to visit family. Mrs. Sam Freeman stayed as a weekend guest at the Clemon home. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held a Friday party with games, dancing, and refreshments to honor William Wiley, founder of the IOOF.
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Fred Nelson
John Wenger
Dillon
Mother
Babe
Jackson Woman’s Club
George Clemon
Addie Barber
Benjamin Franklin
James Johnson
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Jackson
William Wiley
The
Robbing Assumes Assistant Secretary of War Duties
Washington reports Charles Th. Robbing, newly named assistant secretary of war, has begun his duties replacing Wanford MacNider, a Towan, in the War Department.
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Washington
Charles Th. Robbing
Wanford MacNider
Le Jeune Prepares To Check Sandino In Nicaragua
General John A. Le Jeune arrives at Corinto Nicaragua to launch a campaign against rebel Sandino American forces continue bombing near Quilali while infantry move to cut off Sandino from the Coco river Col Louis Mason Gulick reports bombs injure no one and rebels disperse under heavy cover a dropped bomb fails to explode in Managua restaurant roof.
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Washington
John A. le Jeune
Marine Corps
Corinto
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Sandino
Managua
Quilal
Nueva Segovia
Coco River
Louis Mason Gulick
Phines
Quilali
Nicaracua
Four youths admitted to West Point under bill
Two boys from northern China and two Siamese youths will be admitted to the West Point Military academy under a bill reported by the House Military Affairs Committee. Unanimous findings that Mexican documents published by newspapers were forged were submitted to the Senate by the Special Investigating Committee.
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China
West Point Military Academy
House Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Special Investigating Committee
Tariff Hearings Set on Dairy Tariffs
The tariff commission announces hearings on February 23 on the application of American dairymen for higher tariffs on milk and cream. The hearings follow an investigation into the relative cost of milk products in the United States and Canada.
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The
Tariff Commission
United States
Canada
Miss Nettie Paddock Visits Jackson for Weeks
Miss Nettie Paddock returned to Jackson on Sunday and will stay several weeks with Mrs. Lucy Jardine at her home.
Charlie Miller Visits Jackson on Monday
Charlie Miller was a visitor to Jackson on Monday as part of a local event. He spent the day meeting residents and touring community sites.
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Charlie Miller
Jackson
Protect School Books With Paper Or Cloth
The article urges covering children's schoolbooks to extend their life through the year. It notes options of stiff paper or cloth and stresses keeping books in good condition for ongoing use.
I C C approves reorganization plan ending CMStP receivership
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced approval of the reorganization plan that terminates the receivership of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and transfers its properties to the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Pit Disaster Kills 21 Miners
West Frankfort Illinois coroner's jury finds 21 coal miners died from asphyxiation explosion and burns after an accidental blast in mine No 18 of the Industrial Coal company. Testimony lasted five hours.
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West Frankfort, Ill
Industrial Coal Company
Net profit reported from East-West charity game in San Francisco
A net profit of 32025 was made on the East West charity football game played here December 26. Total receipts were 67981, announced after a checkup.
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San Francisco
Optimist 88 Plans Wed Wedding in Greentown
An 88 year old optimist and a 70 year old widow from Greentown Indiana prepare for a marriage ceremony. The notice mentions Kokomo and Fleming as related names in the announcement.
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Sar Seventy
Greentown
Eda Heense
Fleming
Kokomo, Ind
Gabriel Wee En
MISS WOODWARD DEAD
Miss Mary Woodward of Divide and native of Butte died last Sunday afternoon at her brother T Woodward’s Ayers ranch north of Silver Bow. A 1904 graduate of Montana State Normal College she had many Dillon friends. Funeral services were at the Episcopal church in Butte. She is survived by her brother and a nephew Milton Goodal now at the University of California.
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Mary Woodward
Butte
Divide
T Woodward
Ayers Ranch
Silver Bow
Miss Woodward
Dillon
State Normal College
Episcopal Church
Milton Goodal
University of California
Short Talks By Thoughtful Mothers
A Wisconsin mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds croup and throat irritations. She notes mothers are informed and avoid opiate or chloroform products and trusts the package name for truth. Gosman the Druggist endorses the medicine as pure and worth its price.
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Wisconsin
Foley
Gosman
Adv
Registration Books Close for Dillon City Election 1928
Notice states registration books for Dillon Montana city election on April 2 1928 will close February 16 1928 at 6 p m Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk at the courthouse in Dillon Any elector who did not vote in the November 1926 general election must re register to vote in upcoming elections MO S Baker County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar 3 6 Adv
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Dillon
Montana
MO. S. Baker
Summons in Montana foreclosure suit over deeded Beaverhead land
State Bank & Trust Co. sues B L Hoffman and Sadie Hoffman in Beaverhead County Montana for 7500 dollars plus interest on a promissory note dated December 31 1926 and to foreclose a mortgage securing the note. The action covers described sections in T 7 S R 8 W with waters and ditches appurtenant, attorney fees and costs. Defendants must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
State Bank & Trust Co
B. L. Hoffman
Sadie Hoffman
Beaverhead County
Montana
Metes
Beaverhead River
Mane
Kelly
Montamas
Fiat
Prison Raid in Bulgaria Targets Notorious Offenders
A mob in Bulgaria raided a prison claiming divine favor and killed four of its most dangerous inmates as a supposed sacrifice amid widespread fear and distrust of the authorities.
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Bulgaria
Eye care clinic ads in Dillon at Andrus Hotel
An advertisement invites people to see Dr. Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon, offering eye examinations on Friday and Saturday January 27 and 28. The notice promotes improved vision through a local optometry service.
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Dr. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Adv
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Morrison
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Harold Brown
Mark
Denver
Martin Jackson
Clemon Home
Charles B. Robbins
LE Jeune
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Marines
Washington Briefs
Pretect School
Illinois
Optimist
the Tribune
Tribune
Pratt’s
Pratt
Geo. M. Gosman
R. D. Curry
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
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