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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
8
A long list records residents and guests visiting Dillon from nearby towns and states, including travel to Butte Missoula and other locales. It notes several couples and individuals on business trips, vacations, or moving through the Grasshopper and Wise River regions, with mentions of family visits and routine calls.
A Ken Maynard western adventure with Joan Perry and Harry Woods. Outdoor rugged action and frontier justice frame the tale as Maynard rides into danger to claim a rightful heir.
A Sunday and Monday matinee presents UNGUARDED HOUR featuring Franchot Tone, Lewis Stone, Loretta Young, and Roland Young. The film delivers a complex murder plot that highlights the cast's dramatic talents. Includes a news reel.
A juvenile life drama offering entertainment and heart interest with a strong adult cast led by George Ernest and Billy Lee. The Tuesday and Wednesday show is praised as an excellent picture.
Eleven girls gathered on the Cardinale lawn for games and nature notes. The group split into patrols to plan nature notebooks at Mrs Flock's next meeting, where health cards will be signed and returned. The court of honor voted for a vacation after camp until school resumes.
Two popular locals Alma Bay and Thomas Pyeatt wed at First Lutheran church with Rev. A W Nelson presiding. Attendants were Mrs Ted Oliver and Donald Nelson. A wedding dinner followed at the Bay home. The couple will reside in Dillon after a honeymoon trip. Bay is a J C Penney staffer and Pyeatt worked at Montana Auto Supply.
The Civil Service Commission announces open examinations for Pharmacologist at 3800 dollars annually, Assistant Animal Husbandman at 2600 dollars, Junior Motion Picture Director at 3500 dollars, and Motion Picture Specialist at 3200 dollars. Full information from Ernest C. Nelson, secretary, U S Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the city post office.
Fragmented OCR reads conversations about a camp and bird pictures. Mentions Mrs McLean sending ice cream and Ritz crackers to Pat Curry acting scribe. Reference to Bubdig mining visit and Te Naptiin Falls Taisho appears garbled.
Montana extension specialists advise surplus cockerels can be profitably caponized and sold through state turkey marketing associations. Capons should be reared separately and dressed dry and clean. they often fetch similar or slightly higher prices than prime turkey toms. Tick control via dipping after shearing is urged for sheep. Livestock shows in Great Falls and Billings offer extra prize money, with Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn associations adding 20 percent to premiums and LL Chatterton offering 75 dollars for a champion Hereford carload sired by his bulls.
A 1936 Sunday lesson in all Churches of Christ, Scientist centered on God with the Golden Text Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Biblical and Science and Health passages define God as incorporeal Mind Spirit Soul Principle Life Truth Love, asserting unity of divine names.
Miss Berthana Koontz and friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Polich at Miss Clara Plant's home with six bridge tables and prizes for high and second high. Polich received many gifts. her mother Mrs Polich of Helena attended. additional items include appointments, travel notes, and a farewell trip by Rev W H Mitchell and Mrs Crawford of Hamilton.
A guidance piece explains that the eye and brain filter scenes while the lens records all light. What appears in prints often comes from what the mind ignores or emphasizes. Shadow, disorder, or background elements can ruin portraits, so treat your eye as the camera and your brain as the film.
In July 1936 the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago began serving naval reservists from the Midwest with training cruises from Chicago to Duluth and Detroit. The program aimed to assemble the largest reservist force since World War I, marking an extended voyage era. On July 7, 1917, the destroyer Porter under Lt. Cmdr. Ward E Worthan rescued 18 sailors and a black cat from a float site, after they had been in the water for 72 hours.
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