Amateur snapshot art described by HB statisticians
Statisticians say millions own cameras in the United States yet only a small fraction submit pictures with genuine pictorial quality or human interest. Judges differ on verdicts but emphasize planning and viewpoint. hazard shooting rarely yields standout images. To win, amateur photographers should study examples, visit exhibitions, and craft pictures with broad appeal rather than personal snapshots.
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United
Fuga
Guia Jon
Saulvet
Indees Exerenes
Little Symphony Forming for Summer Sessions
The Normal College Little Symphony Orchestra under Ralph McFadden will hold its first summer rehearsal Thursday at 7 p.m. Interested instrument players enrolled at the college may join for free, with regular rehearsal attendance required. An outdoor concert is planned later, with possible additional public performances. Call director McFadden at 212-R.
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Normal College
Little Symphony Orchestra
Ralph McFadden
Nhat
McFadden
Big Hole resident Clarence W. Brown dies at 58
Clarence W. Brown 58, longtime Big Hole basin resident and former Jackson postmaster, died Wednesday at the L. M. Holloran home on Rife Street. Born in Mount Rose Pennsylvania, he moved to Beaverhead County in 1897 and worked as a ranch hand and for Cook Sheep Co. He belonged to Wisdom Lodge No. 61 A F and A M I C O F and Jack Sons Sincerity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 and was a Spanish American War veteran. Surviving relatives include an uncle Chauncy Brown and several siblings in the East. Body at Brundage Funeral Home awaiting funeral plans.
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Clarence W. Brown
Big Hole Basin
L. M. Holloran
Rife Street
Beaverhead County
Big Hole Country
Mount Rose
Pennsylvania
Brown
Cook Sheep Company
Jackson
Wisdom Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brundage
Elh
Bride To Be Weds Lor en Curnutt Next Week
Miss Georgia Mae Meeke and Mrs Ber niece Metlen hosted a pre wedding gathering at the Phil lips Apartments for Miss Joan Meeke whose marriage to Lor en Curnutt is planned for next week. Guests enjoyed cards sewing and gifts for the bride with a green yellow and orchid color motif and a cake cut by Miss Meeke.
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Georgia Mae
Berniece Metlen
Phillips Apartments
Joan Meeke
Loren Curnutt
Margaret Callahan
Elfreda Paddock
Helen Murphy
Bridge
Elmer Devaney
Parke Scott
Armstead
Meeke
Local Couple Obtain Marriage License at Clerk of Court
Loren Curnutt and Jean Elizabeth Meeke of Dillon secured a marriage license at the clerk of court's office on Wednesday. Miss Mercedes Hansen, airport employee in Salt Lake City, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hansen over the weekend. Blythe Stephan and 8. ee.
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Loren Curnutt
Jean’ Elizabeth Meeke
Dillon
Clerk of Court
Mercedes Hansen
Salt Lake ‘City
C.’M. Hansen
Community Notes on Local Visitors and Social Events
Mrs Frank Buhrer hosted a speaking class with attendees including Mrs Dan Piccone and Mrs Lars Kalsta. Victoria O Leary of Big Timber visited her relatives, while Miss Lois Harper of Roundup is a Piccone guest. Sam Woodring and Nick DeLeon hosted a large dance. Frances Moran leaves for Dillon.
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Cummins
Charles. Lindsay
Clayton Harris
Los Angeles
Calif
Elsie Garrison
William Garrison
Lois’ Harper
Roundup
Montana
Piccofe
Piccone
Sam Woodring
Nick DeLeon
Frances Moran
Dillon
Normal College
Alden Mast
Hartwig
Prolonged Showers Lift Polaris Pasture Prospects
Daily showers improve outlook for a robust hay and pasture season near Polaris. Visitors and locals frequent area farms and ranches, with activity including sales of cattle and visits between Dillon Missoula Anaconda and Wisdom. Summer plans involve travel and teaching assignments for Polaris residents.
Judge Dismisses Zelda Lovell v Maynard Lovell Case
In Anaconda, Judge R E McHugh presided in a civil show cause hearing for Zelda Lovell versus Maynard Lovell. The court dismissed the matter.
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R. E. McHugh
Anaconda
Zelda Lovell
Maynard Lovell
Awnings Ordered Seven Feet Clear Across Business District
By order of the street commissioner all awnings in the business district must be seven feet clear. The directive applies citywide to storefronts to ensure unobstructed sidewalks. Authorities emphasize compliance to keep pedestrian access safe and unobstructed.
The Golden Whistle Recital Delights Young Performers
Tiny tots in clever costumes entertained a crowd at a Tuesday evening recital titled The Golden Whistle. Beginning and intermediate pupils of Mrs. Frank Poole performed singing, dancing and instrument play in the training school auditorium, where proud parents applauded. Rev and Mrs Fridley of Augusta visited Thursday and were greeted by their daughter attending college.
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Frank Poole
Dairy herd IDs and records plan adopted in Gallatin Park
J O Tretsven says the dairy herd improvement association adopts the Bureau of Dairy Industry plan using ear tags or certificates to identify each animal and record its 305 day lactation. Reports on age size dam are filed. records aid breeding and production. calves will also be tagged.
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de Gallatin Park
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Bureau of Dairy Industry
J. O. Tretsven
Fish Planted Across Big Hole Basin by Rangers
Forest rangers planted millions of fish last week across the Big Hole basin. Mussigbrod Lake received one million fish and the Big Hole River 1,200,000, with another million plus in Warm Springs Creek Miner Lake and the Jackson end of the valley. planning for Pintler Lake adds 21,000 fish soon.
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Big Hole
Montana
Mussigbrod Lake
FF AD Hazelbaker Ranch
Warm Springs Creek
Miner Lake
Jackson
Pintler Lake
Jackson Flag Day program pleases crowd despite minor hiccup
Sunday event drew a good audience with Legion and Auxiliary surprise numbers praised. Wisdom residents attended and the church featured patriotic decor. Local news notes Miss Geraldine Hutchins and Virginia Woody home from Missoula for summer. H G Davis family also back. New forest ranger William Schowe. Jackson grows with visitors and local celebrations.
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Legion
Geraldine Hutchins
Virginia Woody
Missoula
William Schowe
Sore
Jackson
Mr. Schowe
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