Malnutrition and gasoline use in Montana headline across health and industry
An analysis shows Americans favor car ownership over diet with malnutrition linked to low food spend. A nutritionist warns diet knowledge is essential. Montana is projected to use 60 million gallons of gasoline in 1927 with most produced in state refineries and per capita use about 90 gallons in 1926.
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United States
Bureau of Census
Department of Labor
Herman J. Norton
Montana
State Publicity Division
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
State Highway Commission
Gist Funeral Services Held at Masonic Hall
Funeral services for the late Marmaduke Gist a respected Dillion ranchman were conducted Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Masonic hall with Rev H B Ricketts presiding Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery under Masonic ritual Pallbearers included George Dart L K Adams R K Nedrow Ike Edinger Pearl J Smith and Tom Scott The services drew a large crowd with many floral tributes.
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Marmaduke Gist
Dillon
Masonic Hall
H. B. Ricketts
Mountain View Cemetery
George Dart
L. K. Adams
R. K. Nedrow
Ike Edinger
Pearl J. Smith
Tom Scott
In a Little Spanish Town Musical by Mary Hagenbarth
Mary Hagenbarth, president of the National Woolgrowers association and Browne descendant, wrote a two part musical play titled In a Little Spanish Town. It debuted to a large Spencer Idaho audience at the local auditorium Saturday night. Hotels in Italy now add 10 percent to bills in lieu of tipping.
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Mary Hagenbarth
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Joe A. Browne
Spencer
Idaho
Mary
Italy
Christian Science explained as spiritual healing not faith cure
A discussion of Christian Science argues it is spiritual healing grounded in scripture, not hypnotism or faith alone. It cites Mary Baker Eddy, the role of divine Mind, and Jesus as a model for ongoing healing through correct belief and application. At Emory University 387 of 600 students preferred blends.
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Jesus
God
James
Mary Baker Eddy
Paul
Mrs. Eddy
Emory University
Georgia
Railroad Development in Montana Highlighted in 1928 Sentinel Yearbook
The 1928 Sentinel yearbook themes on Railroad Development in Montana link Dillon and Beaverhead to the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern origins. Dillon’s settler history and John S. Baker’s long Utah Northern service, including opening Fossil Wyoming in 1882, are noted alongside the road’s Montana entry and the era’s Vigilante activity.
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Montana
Sentinel
State University of Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Utah Northern
Wyoming
John S. Baker
Fossil
Baker
Montpelier
Idaho
Johnnie” Baker
Tree care bulletin urged as trees die without shelter
Brown, janitor at the training school, treats block trees with tar and care. Dillon’s famed trees suffer yearly from neglect. Agriculture bulletins advise homeowners to obtain guidance on saving trees, noting water and pruning as key needs so large shade trees can survive years of growth.
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Brown
Dillon
Department of Agriculture
Agile Ceylonese Climbs 90 Foot Palm in Ten Seconds
A swift climber from Ceylon ascends a 90 foot Areca palm in ten seconds demonstrating remarkable speed and agility. The feat highlights exceptional grip strength and balance.
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