Dillon Local Notes Highlights Visit and Social Ties
Dillon residents and visitors noted in a sequence of short items. Cole Beamish, Melrose. B G Meese, Lima. Mrs Frank Schulz, Sheridan. Mr and Mrs Guy Gray, Butte. Fred Gilbert, Alder. Eva and Annie Stocker, Grant. Otto E Pahnish from Grasshopper. Emerson Hughes from Grant. W B Cutler, Dell. S S Halls, Divide. J E Munsey, Armstead. Louise Brundage to Boise. T E Gilbert and Howard Morse from Helena Wool Growers' convention. College Churchmen's club party at St James guild hall. William L Irvine, Butte. Virginia Gray from Millpoint. James N Mansfield, Grant. Fain Alkire from Butte. Sam Ditty from Ogden with carrot crop notes.
Notable Visitors and Local News From Dillon Week
Judge H G Rodgers visited Butte this week. Charles P MacKenzie of Lakeview spent Wednesday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Frank Buhrer Reichle shopped in Dillon today. Mr and Mrs William Rosenbaum came from Ziegler Springs early this week. Percy Willey rancher of Big Hole basin paused in Dillon en route to Logan Utah. Hollis Harrison visited from Grasshopper ranch. Dillon roads are in good condition but chains advisable. Window shopping returns as frost eases after three weeks. J F Hunsaker returned from Portland with hogs sold at good price. Portland faces winter with frozen river and about 16 inches of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Willey
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Logan
Utah
J. F. Hunsaker
Portland
Annual vaudeville at Normal February 7
The Montana State Normal College sponsors its annual vaudeville on February 7. Each club will present an act with a prize awarded by audience vote for the most entertaining stunt. The vaudeville queen coronation will highlight the program with candidates Helen Berry Irene Bryan Mabel Talbott and Margaret Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Helen Berry
Irene Bryan
Mabel Talbott
Margaret Barlow
Dissatisfaction as a Catalyst for Progress
Clifton Dagget Gray argues that progress stalls when people are satisfied. He asserts that dissatisfaction is the essential stimulus driving improvement in business and learning, warning that contentment marks the start of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong
Clifton Dagget Gray
Banks linked in vast chain figures exceed thirteen billion assets
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association reports that over 1,850 banks with more than 13.3 billion dollars in resources are tied into chain and group banking across the United States. The commission notes 78 chain clusters with 407 banks, 28 nonbank holding groups with 380 banks, and 167 individual-control groupings with 1,071 banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Commission
R. S.hecht
New Orleans
States
District of Columbia
Lnes
Association
New York City
Hecht
School Savings Grow Reach Record Participation
A nationwide program shows 4,222,935 school children participated in school savings banking last year. They deposited 28,672,496 and earned net savings of 10,539,928, pushing total balances to over 50 million. 15,597 schools are enrolled in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Face upkeep costs women fifty dollars yearly
New York article cites Mme Helena Rubinstein urging scientific budgeting of beauty expenses. She says government stats show average spending on facial care around 50 dollars annually, about 13 cents daily, with higher possible for those seeking greater upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
London
Paria
Home Economics Institute
Margarine hailed as best cared-for food by nations
Washington editor describes margarine as the most carefully regulated food product. Government inspectors, both federal and industry, oversee every step from farm to table, including strict labeling, pasteurization, and precise ingredient quantities. The text notes oversight by the Bureau of Animal Industry, Internal Revenue, and Chemistry, with producers continuously monitoring quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Institute of Margarine Manufacturers
Sam
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Chemistry
Changes in how men are addressed in families
The Washington Star notes that the terms dad and daddy, once out of favor, are now considered proper and affectionate. It argues addressing one’s father with these titles shows no disrespect and reflects no lapse in upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Excuses as a Barrier to Success
Analysis notes that excuses hinder truth and impede achievement, arguing that successful people avoid alibis and focus on merit. It contends that excuses do not build a living, highlighting the mismatch between justifications and outcomes.
Frigidaire Hydrator Promises Fresh Vegetable Storage
Frigidaire announces a moist air hydrator to restore wilted vegetables and preserve fresh produce for days. Demonstrations at local Frigidaire room show easy installation in existing refrigerators with nominal cost. Frank Paul of the local Frigidaire dealer notes the unit’s simple appearance and remarkable operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaire Corporation
General Motors
Frank Paul
Frigidaire
Frigidaire ,Corporation
Dayton
Flying Amateur Makes Fun in The Aviator
Edward Everett Horton delivers sharp comic characterizations in The Aviator at Hartwig theatre with Patsy Ruth Miller as lead. Roy Del Ruth directs this Warner Bros. Vitaphone all talking picture. A farce you oughtn't miss seen Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Horton
Warner Bros
Hartwig Theatre
Patsy Ruth Miller
Roy del Ruth
Crater Lake Supreme Size Still Tops Caldera Lands
Crater Lake stands as the largest crater lake in the region, filling the vast caldera once formed by Mount Mazame. The lake’s immense expanse remains unmatched among local crater lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater Lake
Mount Mazame
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a fast acting cough remedy for colds bronchial irritation and night coughs. It claims soothing demulcents provide relief without opiates and laxative effects and lists Geo M Gosman as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foleys
Geo. M. Gosman
Suc
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Cole Beamish
Melrose
B. G. Meese
Lima
Frank Schulz of
Sheridan
City
Guy Gray
Butte
Fred Gilbert
Alder
Eva
Annie Stocker
Grant
Otto E Pahnish
Mrs. Emerson Hughes
W. B. Cutler
Dell
Halls of Divide
J. E. Munsey of
Armstead
Louise Brundage
Boise
T. E. Gilbert
Howard Morse
Helena
Woolgrowers’ Convention
The
College Churchmen’s Club
Normal College
St. James Guild Hall
Wiliam L. Irvine
Virginia Gray
Millpoint
James N. Mansfield of
the Andrus
Fain Alkire
Dillon Daily Messenger
Sam Ditty
Ogden
Salt Lake
BY Terry Gilkison
AGM Rodert Wiursey
Tacoma
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Christopher
H. G. ‘Rodgers
Charles P. MacKenzie
Lakeview
Frank Buhrer
Reichle
William Rosenbaum
Ziegler Springs
Hollis Harrison
Mts
Biel
Wills
Savings Department
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