Fourth of July Social Across Local Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Kambich and Mr and Mrs Earl Fitschen spent the Fourth at Heela on a picnic. Mrs Metlrath noted a visit in Butte with her son James and stayed through the week. Mr and Mrs Roy York visited with Mrs Yorks parents Mr and Mrs Jay Gransberry. They spent the Fourth at Brown's Lake. Johnie Regina and Elizabeth Rievber went to Jackson for the Fourth. Agnes Murphy of Dillon is visiting the Gransberry home. John and Josephine Verlance Rose Tadovich and Joe Polish motored to Butte Saturday.
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Frank
Brown's Lake
Johnie
Regina
Elizabeth Rievber
Jackson
Agnes Murphy
Dillon
Dr Scholl Foot Comfort Week Highlights Shoe Help
City shoe shop owner endorses Dr Scholl methods during Foot Comfort Week. He notes about nine in ten drafted men have foot defects and says fittings by trained staff provide immediate relief with free demonstrations and appliances across the United States and Canada.
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United States Army
H. Schoenborn
City Shoe Store
Dr Scholl
Dr. Scholl
United States
Canada
Dr. Schall
Dude Ranch at Hartwig Theatre July 17 18
A Paramount comedy from The Lone Rider of the Mojave by Milton Kimms features at the Hartwig theatre July 17 and 18. The plot centers on a ritzy Rocky Mountain hotel where actors are hired to stage real West style bravado for unsuspecting guests.
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Paramount
Luncheon For Visitor From Los Angeles At Country Inn
Mrs Worgan hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the Country Inn for Mr Horgan's mother Ans Horgan of Los Angeles who is visiting the city. Seven covers were laid. A motor trip to Atkhorn Springs followed the meal.
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Rank Worgan
Country Inn
Jackson rodeo draws record first day crowd and winners
The largest first day crowd attended the Jackson rodeo Saturday with a show comparable to past fairs. Dilly Rachel, defending champion, won the saddle bucking contest again, with Paul Schaffer taking second and Bob Ferguson third. The event drew hundreds from Beaverhead County, Anaconda, and Butte.
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Jackson
Dilly Rachel
Basin
Paul Schaffer
Centennial Villey
Bob
Ferguson
Beaverhead County
Anaconda
Butte
Upgrading Home Heating for Uniform Air Distribution
Homeowners face uneven indoor heat with floor temperatures far cooler than ceilings. The Holland Institute of Thermology notes up to 20 degree gaps, worsened by old hot water radiators. Modern warm air systems with a thermostatic propeller unit improve circulation, preventing stagnant air and creating uniform temperatures. Summer cooling also benefits from the unit, reducing perceived heat by ten to fifteen degrees.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Mich
Vondotian
Bay
Snstitute
Heat and Moisture Reduce Winter Illness in Homes
An article cites the Tolland Institute of Thermology estimating six and a half days lost per worker annually to colds, with nationwide losses around 800 million dollars. It argues low indoor moisture from old heating systems worsens respiratory diseases, noting humidifiers and vapor-air heaters improve comfort and health in winter.
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Tolland Institute of
Basement Air Not Unhealthful
Engineers from the Holland Institute of Thermology say basement air is fit for breathing like other rooms. Dampness alone does not indicate unhealthful conditions. poor ventilation and lack of cleanliness do. Modern heating and air circulation can keep basements well ventilated year round and usable for various needs.
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Holland
Mallards Respond to Calls as Pheasants Rise in Montana
In a cottage area by a small lake, a boy-like call gathers mallards of various ages and broods from ducklings to mature birds. They swim and quack freely, joining the flock across the pond while farm staff supervise a pheasant release program producing over 10,000 birds for Montana counties.
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Vie ‘Hall
Montana
Ptarmigan Wall Trail Opens In Glacier Park For Horses
A new saddle horse trail in Glacier National Park, carved from the mountainside, features a 183 foot tunnel and 75 000 tons blasted from rock. Located 7000 feet up, the route reduces travel distance between Many Glacier Hotel and Crossley Lake by ten miles and offers views of peaks and glaciers, with anglers heading to Lake Elizabeth fishing sites.
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Glacier National Park
National Park
Glacier Hotel
Crossley Lake Dude Ranch
Bell River
Lake Elizabeth
Century sedan prices at factory from 995 to 2295
Factory priced Century sedans listed at 995 for a basic model 1295 for a premium version and three other eight models priced from 1595 to 2295 each.
Boy Hurt In Hayfield Amputation For Thumb, Fingers
A six year old boy, Donald Laden, son of Mr and Mrs John Laden, was injured playing near a hay derrick at a ranch on Wednesday. His right hand was caught in a pulley and he suffered severe injuries requiring amputation of his thumb and the tips of two fingers at Barrett hospital.
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Donald
Jom Laden
Barrett Hospital
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Carl B. Taylor
U.S
Holland Institute
Thermol
Free-Wheeling
H.W. ‘Alters
Toby Nord
Dillon Yr
Helena
North Washington
Toby
Toby. Nord
Hay Field
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