Forest Service radio drama to air weekly starting February
Evanne Kelly regional forester announces a ranger drama series to debut Monday February 12 at 12 45 p m Pacific standard time and then air each Monday. The National Broadcasting Company will distribute the program to stations including KGO Oakland KSL Salt Lake KOMO Seattle KGW Portland and others with actors portraying Ranger Jim Robbins his wife Bess and cub Jerry Quick along with a forest supervisor villain a girl and minor roles. A theme song will open and close the show.
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Ern Farm
Evanne Kelly
Missoula
U. S. Forest’ Service
Pacific
National ‘Broadcasting Co
KGO
Oakland
KESD
San Diego
KSL
Salt Lake
KGIR
Butte
KOMO
Seattle
KFI
Los Angeles
KTAR
Phoenix
KGHL
Billings
KHQ
Spokane
KGW
Portland
The
Broadcasting Company
Jim Robbins
Bess
Jerry Quick
National Broadcasting Company
Social Roundup From Dillon and Surroundings
A busy week in Dillon and nearby towns features visits from Mr and Mrs Roy and family Fay Gransberry enjoying time at their home. Buhrer relatives in Butte. a Buhrer school meeting with a children’s program led by Miss Catherine Finnegan. a Glen dance. card party hosted by D. M. Cummins. weekend visits from Jim and Avis Mellrath and Walter Cleghorn. visits to Edna Mellrath and Clennon families. Mrs Will Carmine and Mrs Elsie Garrison visiting. Tadovich and Verbance families hosting gatherings. H L Bebee and Archie Cameron drive to Dillon.
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Dillon
Roy’. York
Little Fay
Fay Gransberry
Frank. Buhrer
Butte
Buhrer
Catherine Finnegan
Glen
D. M. Cummins
Jim
Avis Mellrath
Walter Cleghorn
Edna Mellrath
D. A. May
Ed Clennon
Barney, Clennon
Mary Clennon
Will Carmine
Elsie Garrison
Garnish
Val Tadovich
John Verbance, Jr
Joe Mautz
H. L. Bebee
Archie Cameron
Confirmation class moves to Thursday at First Lutheran
Orval A. Schmidt, pastor, notes schedule changes at First Lutheran Church. Sunday school is at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The sermon theme is The Royal Road to Ruin. Luther League meets at 7 p.m. Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. J H Keenan on Thursday February 4.
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Jan St
Royal Road
Luther League
Ladies Aid
J. H. Keenan
Brenners Welcome Visitors Amid Weekend at Armstead Ranch
Mrs. Chas Brenner hosted her son Tom and Ralph Nickles of Salmon Idaho for a weekend at the Brenner ranch. Frank Blair couple returned Friday from two weeks in Butte where medical care was given. R Rand visited Arnisteas Friday. Mr and Mrs Amsa Cox welcomed a baby girl born January 19.
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Chas
P. Brenner
Armstead
Tom
Ralph. Nickles
Salmon
Idaho
Brenner ‘Ranch
Frank
Blair
Butte ‘A
R. Rand
In. Arnisteas
Amsia -Cox
Dillon farmer lauded as state championship contender
The piece extols Mike Lauterbach of Dillon as a quietly influential farmer on the Sunshine Trail. It highlights his alfalfa and cattle, irrigation knowhow, and strong local reputation, noting a proposed challenge to the Oklahoma champion with his consent.
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Dillon
Acre
Stack
Murray
Early Rising Club
Oklahoma
Northwestern president discusses college faith and changing morals
Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University argues that colleges fostered a material view and that science unsettled traditional religious training. He says a new universal approach to living with others will replace old creeds, noting families fail to educate children about religion amid a transitional era.
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Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Scott
Resorts See Visitor Rise In Beaverhead National Forest
Annual report shows 31 850 visitors in 1931 across southwestern Montana national forest areas up from 25 800 in 1930. Silkhor n had a record 7 000 visitors. there were 68 summer home sites and 1 898 hotel guests. Campers totaled 3 965 and picnickers 13 895. Transportation included 31 040 autos and 160 rail travelers.
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Beaverhead National Forest
A. A. Simpson
National Forest
Silkhorn
Cliff Lake
Wade Lake
Birch Creek Lakes
Twice Told Tales From A Birthday Of Observations
On his 79th birthday Dr Henry Van Dyke offered a wholesome tip to avoid being a busybody. Isaac O Castle at 78 passed a Navy reenlistment test, claiming blood pressure better than doctors. The late C E Titman defied a doctor’s prognosis after a 250000 legacy and years of poverty, then regained health and worked for small wages.
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Henry van Dyke
Spoatswain
Isaac O. Castle
San Diego
Calif
Navy
C. E. Titman
Philadelphia
Titman
Maryland Gazette Bicentennial Exhibit Highlights Earliest Issues
The Maryland Gazette offers a glimpse of its past with early copies on display marking 200 years. Articles recount witchcraft burnings in Vienna, a slave’s ear punishment, and a 1762 birth news item. Royal Neighbors of Enterprise Camp posts officers and a five hundred card party, noting community work and a bicentennial public program.
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Maryland Gazette
Vienna
Prince of Wales
King
George IV
Librarian of Congress
Royal Neighbors
Enterprise Camp
Jackson
J. B. Woody
J. Hutchins
Oracle
Imma Jackson
Delia Wilson
Eunice Bowers
Pauline Woody
Imogene Rice
Hazel Johnson
Ollie Krause
Rose Lapham
Dell Hutchins
Martin Jackson
James Johnson
Red Cross Fund
Towels and Social Etiquette Reflected in Guest Rooms
A short essay notes a common male view toward guest towels and argues people avoid using artistic towels away from home. It links behavior to familiarity and social norms, reflecting attitudes of guests toward hospitality items.
Hot Air In Congress Says Glass Not Changed Votes
The piece recalls Senator Glass of Virginia noting in 28 years in Congress he has rarely seen a speech change a vote. It argues many Congressional speeches are never delivered, printed for voters back home, and focus on re election. It claims oratory rarely influences lawmakers who vote to suit constituents.
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Congress
Congressional Record
The Name Tells a True Story Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a quick effective cough remedy without opiates or chloroform. It claims the product combines healing Pine-based virtues to ease distressing coughs and treat the underlying cause.
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Foley’s
Bachelors Turnout Slaves to Art and Rumors in Birch Creek Camp
In Birch Creek area residents describe a camp of bachelors including Dude Hegarty and several artists living simply with essentials from grapefruit to jam. They discuss radio news about a Great Leveler altering peaks, search for old saloon laws, and boast diverse arts from trapping to astronomy. Local ranch activity includes Carl Mast's timber crew, Berg Christensen trimming sheep, and Noah Allen's thriving feeders. snow is light on ranch lands but deep in the hills. Al Crossley hauls wood to Dillon as locals assess timber, fur, and pasture conditions.
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Canlin
Varlin
Dude Hegarty
Police Gazette
Carl Mast
Farlin
Berg Christensen
Mittlemeyer
Birch Creek
Staudaker-Hopp
Noah Allen
Dillon
al Crossley
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County Week Ended Jan 23 1932
Transfers filed include Joseph Stroud 635 acres in Sage Creek basin to John Kent. George Frost Jr sells 300 acres in Horse Prairie to Minnie E Cook. Albert Anderson to Spring Creek Sheep Co. 320 acres on Dillon East Beach. Frances Sullivan and D A Sullivan to State Bank & Trust Co. 320 acres in Deer Creek valley. Albino Stone et al to Stone Realty Co. five lots in Dillon Block 5.
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Albino Stone, Et al
Stone Realty Company
Beaverhead
Madison
Flathead
Joseph Stroud
John Kent
Sage Creek
George Frost, Jr
Minnie E. Cook
Horse Prairie
Albert Anderson
Spring Creek Sheep Company
Blacktail Deer Creek
Frances Sullivan
D. A. Sullivan
State Bank & Trust Company
Dillon East Beach
Albina Stone
Dillon
Estate and property transfers and mining claim noted
The record lists transfers: Oral E Goble to D S Goble for 628 acres in Centennial valley. William H Cooper to Seth E Downing for one lot in Block 5 of Grandview addition to Lima. Court order in Terence Flynn estate. Certificate of Location James C Terry to Mascot lode mining claim in the Big Hole mining district.
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Oral E. Goble
D. S. Goble
Centennial Valley
William H. Cooper
Seth E. Downing
Grandview
Lima
Terence Flynn
Mascot Lode Mining
Big Hole
Prospectors in Twin Bridges District Exhibit Ingenious Ore Mills
Expenditures and keeping the mine operating at top notch efficiency are emphasized as Walter Pitcher of Twin Bridges operates the longest running site. The district hosts numerous other prospects paying their way with original equipment using discarded auto engines and farm engines belt driven to hoist, power a compressor, or generate electricity, all functioning effectively.
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Walter Pitcher
Twin Bridges
Eve Name Origin Hint From Adam’s Perfect Day
The remark suggests Eve’s name arose from the completion of Adam’s flawless day. It emphasizes a playful interpretation tying Eve to the day’s perfection rather than a historical etymology.
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Eve
Adam
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Strain
Great Falls
Montana
American Legion Auxiliary
Geo. M. Gosman
Lauter
Bach
Jackson News
Senator Glass
Virginia
Mr. Gordon, Sr
Mr. Niblack
McCaleb
Alvin Short
Beaverhead Abstract Co
United States
Sage Creek Basin
Hartwig
Singapore
Wiliam Powell
Doris Kenyon
Buck Jones
Dorothy Revier
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Lawrence Tibbett
Lupe Valez
Ernest Torrence
Jimmy Durante
Susan Lenox
Greta Garbo
Clark Gable
Jean Hersholt
John Miljan
Kimball
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