Sergeant Leonard lectures on Americanism at camp
Sergeant Leonard visits camps giving a lecture on Americanism. After the lecture, Showboat films are shown. Company 1501 adopts Monopoly as its new unit game. On Tuesday July 14 the camp receives 24 new enrollees from Kentucky Nolte and Zappone. Edward Nolte and James Zappone enter a swimming meet at Fort Missoula and will remain one week with John Stevens reporting.
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Leonard
Lumsden
Monopoly
Kentucky
Nolte
Zappone
Fort, Missoula
Edward Nolte
James Zappone
Fort ‘Missoula
John Stevens
Reichle Notes of Local Visits and Activities
Leslie Anderson has visited his mother Mrs Walter Siri near Glendale for two weeks. Mr and Mrs W C Waid and Julius Hartwig Sr motored to Dilston Monday. Mr and Mrs Gransberry host two nephews Kenneth and Bert Holder from Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Elsie Garrison hosted the Ladies club on Wednesday. Work began on a patchwork quilt.
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Leslie Anderson
Walter Siri
Glendale
W. C. Waid
Julius Hartwig
Dilston
Gransberry
Kenneth and
Bert Holder
Kansas City
Missouri
Elsie Garrison
Ladies’ Club
Mining meet moves to Virginia city gains support
A Nevada mining convention expands influence with lawmakers and press as advocates pose for activists backing small mining operators. Notables named include Rep Roy Ayers and Joe Monaghan along with Gov Elmer Holt and Senators Wheeler Murray Pittman Pope. Mrs J Whetstine joins as new member. An England motor race contrasts with speed mania.
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Grossmen
Roy Ayers
Joe Monaghan
Elmer ‘Holt
Wheeler and Murray
Kay Pittman
Nevada
Pope
Idaho
Sma
J. Whetstine
Joanna McCready
England
Montana urged to rely on own resources in regional planning
Dr. Paul C. Phillips of Montana State University calls for self reliance in water and power development to keep Montana from becoming an eastern or western appendage. He warns against diverting Yellowstone River waters to Idaho and notes overlapping boards hinder tax cuts and resource planning. He stresses sustaining Montana population by developing local irrigation and hydro projects and keeping rivers for state use.
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State University
Missoula
Montana
Paul C. Phillips
University Planning Committee
Phillips
Northwest
Yellowstone
Idaho
Montana Water Conservation Board
Planning Board
United States
Pacific Northwest
Regional Planning Board
Columbia River
Railroads renew advertising in weekly newspapers
A 1936 campaign revives a Western Railroads advertising push in country weeklies after curtailments in 1935. Chairman Taylor notes rail executives aim to boost support for rail publicity, highlighting weekly papers as vital local readers.
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Taylor
Harry G. Taylor
Western Railroads
Western
Western Railroad
United States
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Western Carriers
Dillon area hosts many visitors at ranches this week
Mrs John Fleming and her daughter Mrs Clark visit the Harrison ranch with Mr Short of Rocky Ford. The group travels by motor to Denver Friday. Finch family from Oyster Bay and the Miles City Finch group stay at Dillon and ranch homes. Haying begins at several ranches as growers prep for the season. Visitors by Beaverhead and Elkhorn Spring areas. Pay subscriptions.
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John Fleming
Clark
Short
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Harrison
Fleming
Denver
G. BE. Finch
Helen Finch
Dillon
Oyster Bay
New York
Fred ‘Finch
Miles City
Frank. Marchesseau
Bros. Ranches
Pyle ‘Bros
H. G. Rodgers
Clarence’ Burgess
Elkhorn
Nora H. Knoll
Esmé Hayes
Theodore Nelson
Beaverhead
Loon
Beese
Grasshoper
Nelson Ranc
T. Lee McCracken
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Reichle News
Virginia City
Richard McCarthy
Butte
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Beaverhead Abstract Company
the American
Title Association
Pearl L ‘Smith
Dillon, Mont
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Washington
American Railway Association
Western Group of Railroads
ES. Collins
Ceccsssonseusen
Lucy T. McLemore
George M. Melton
Esl Ass
Nichols
Erry J. O'Connell
Frank A. Hazelbaker
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Elmer Holt
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OS Toney
Howard A. Johnson
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Hugh Ry Adair
Esssocessssseerees
Oscar Frederick
Cese
John R. Page
Bert
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John L. Slattery
John W. Bonner
H. R. Hickemeyer
Ernest A. Peterson
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Hugh Egan
T. O. Larson
Jess H. Stevens
Joseph P. Monaghan
James E. Murray
Ccseeseeseenseers
Leonard C. Young
James J. Brett
R. J. Quighey
Albert St. George
Sseseee
Ray N. Shannon
Paul T. Smith
EB. J. Parkin
Ruth Reardon
William R. Wyatt
Arthur G. Dubie
Chas
L. Sheridan
Andrew Christensen Fey Poral
J. Cullen
Cceeesses
Peter Meloy
W. P. Pilgeram
Earl T. Ross
Roy A. Veach
Sonserseesnerseeens
Joe Metlen
George Harrison
Bob Rowlands
Luther S. Smith
Scsseeseeees
Clyde G. Edwards
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L. G. Staudenmeyer
Walter BE. Stinson
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O. M. Best
Leonard A. Schulz
James E. Phillips
Etenneggranneenences
Rea Eeet
L. Ray Carroll
U.S. Anderson
Sam W. Mitchell
John W. Nelson
Geo. P. Porter
Elizabeth Ireland
Horace F. Casey
John T. Kelly
W.G. Gilbert
House of Representatives
BF. Mooney
W. B. Hartwig
Paul H. Temple
James A. McCollum
Lee S. Tower
Albert S. Baker
Bertie Mathews
Fred Rife
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Thomas E. Gilbert
Ae Nell Doyle
George R. Metlen
Jack Fitzsimmons
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B.C. McFadden
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Fifth Judicial District
Lyman H. Bennett
Ccesescccssecess
Frank EB. Blair
J. E. Kelly
Henry G. Rodgers
Polaris
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