Rabbi Heller Joins Cincinnati Y M C A Board
In Cincinnati a landmark event shows growing interfaith tolerance as Rabbi James G. Heller of Center Temple becomes a director of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Y M C A. A Jewish official joins a Christian welfare society, praised by the Times-Star for his community leadership and the broader move toward unity among Protestants Catholics and Jews.
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United States
Germany
Cincinnati
James G. Heller
Center Temple
Hamilton County
Christian Welfare Society
Heller
Cincinnati Times- Star
Ohio Y
Wool grower laments low wool price and heartbreak
George Whitworth, a prominent sheepman from Big Sheep Creek, laments selling his wool for 26 cents per pound after a warm reception from buyers who later ignore him. He plans to raise another crop and delay selling next fall, recalling the experience.
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George Whitworth
Sheep Creek
David Harum and Global Leaders Clash of Interests
The piece parodies wartime diplomacy with references to David Harum as a stock figure while noting nations pursue self interest. It critiques a London conference as likely producing little benefit for Americans and portrays Western power blocs as seeking advantage with a “something for nothing” mindset. Andrew Jack- appears in fragmented text.
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David Harum
London
David
West
Andrew Jack
Dillon figures in territorial politics and local events
From the Tribune dated July 7 1883 entries note a Knights of Pythias charter sought in Dillon with twenty members enrolled. Plans mention John Robinsons circus and a Montana territory capital move possibility. A Geyser party heads out armed for a summer jaunt amid rattlesnakes and mosquitos.
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Knights of Pythias
Dillon
John . Robinson
Montana Livestock
Agricultural Association
Montana Territory
Last Chance -Creek
Holidays For Children Emphasize Health And Safety
Dr Ernest H Lines urges parents to plan summer for children with healthful living and safety. He warns against heat exhaustion, unsafe street foods, and fireworks hazards. He notes 500 yearly blast cap injuries and stresses rest, outdoor activity, and medical screening before camps.
Camp Life Questions for Vacation Health Readers
The article notes this is the second piece in a twelve part series on Vacations and Health. It promises the third on Camp Life will tackle first aid for snake bites how to choose a camp site and how to carry firearms.
Victim Bud Steele Killed at Boulder Dam
Bud Steele, a former Dillon resident who played trumpet with Smithy's orchestra in 1981, was killed last week in an accident at Boulder dam. He is a brother of Mrs. Norman Henry of this city.
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Bud Steele
Boulder Dam
Dillon
Smithy
Norman Henry
Civil Service Examinations Announced Across States
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive posts with pay from 4.50 to 9.00 daily for roles such as General Foreman and Electrician. Applications due by July 20, 1933 with details from the Seattle district office and Montana Oregon Washington postings. Local notes mention visits from Louis Bucy and others, plus a wanted rifle advertisement.
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Carpenter
Lectrician
Painter
Stonemason
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Seattle
Wash
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
U.S. Civil Service District
Federal
J. C. Lackore
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Irlis
General Land Office
Hilary D. Tate
Melrose
Lave
Sberson
Salmon accused of self serving bias on river highway plan
Salmon faces criticism for pursuing the Sal mon river highway in Lem hi county arguing the route would unlock a vast mineral district and trigger thousands of carloads of ore shipments once the Northfork to Rig gins road is built, with the G. and P. railroad expected to benefit.
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Grover Cleveland
Beaverhead
Argenta
van Camp
Salmon
Salmon River
Lemhi
Northfork
Riggins
G. & P. Railroad
Salmon River Highway Seen As Key To Rail Revenue
The Salmon Recorder Herald notes that putting the railroad on a paying basis is essential and that county regiments with local interests favor a plan that will boost tonnage. It argues the surest method is to develop large mines, with the Salmon river highway driving necessary freight and mine output.
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Salmon River
Salmon Recorder
Herald
Notice of District Abandonment and Estate Tax Notices
Notices detailing abandoned district boundaries in Beaverhead County Montana and probate matters. Includes the district’s boundary description, the county superintendent of schools notice, and tax sale information. Mention of estate of John Geisser with four month claims period and administrator Lee Hoerning. Public tax sale set for July 16 1933 in Dillon Montana.
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Eoryger
Ranee
Adlivtiie
Waa
Nell Doyle County
Viptih
State OF
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Beaverhead
Joan Geisser
John Geisser
J. J. Kelly
Dillon
Montan
Lee Hoerning
VOSS
Court House
Beagarhead
Bertie Mamlews
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Clerk and Recorder
Braverhead County
Board of County
Albert S. Baker
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Institute of Makers of Explosives
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