Lucky Montana Earns Right To Be Called Lucky Montana
The narrative paints Montana as favored by luck and weather with mild winter, early spring, and abundant rainfall. Readiness for a record harvest across grain, corn, alfalfa, timothy, native hay, peas, potatoes, sugar beets, beans and vegetables. Large cattle and sheep herds fattening on abundant range. Lumbering, mining, and railroads boosting production and wealth. favorable prices and unified state mood.
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Lady Luck
Montana
Pacific Northwest
East
West
Scandinavian Day in Twin Cities Honors Norse Heritage
The celebration in St. Paul and Minneapolis honored the first Northland immigrants and Norse descendants. Senators and community leaders praised the Norwegians Swedes and Danes for their farming skill and governance in the Northwest, with mention of Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
United States
Northland
Great Northwest
Knute Nelson
Min
Notable United States Senator Honored in State Records
A tribute notes the long service of a Minnesota senator, praising his distinction and credit to the state and people. The piece mentions Beaverhead as home to Scan dinavians and their descendants, describing them as prosperous and among the area's best citizens.
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Nesota
United States
Beaverhead
Welcome for William H Jardine Notable names listed
A long list of names appears in this text segment, including Parson George Lawson J P Lossl George Stewart Tom Pendergast Tians Jorgenson W J Tope Don Anson and many others. Automobile committees and publicity committee names are given for Dillon and Butte.
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Centennial Valley
James Doyle
John Bray
B. L. Forsythe
Dillon
J. VW. Gilbert
J. KE. Monroe
Frank Kliel
Henry Gleed Sx
F. O. Selway
Roscoe Cornell
Ernest Orr
H. L. McCaleb
S. S. Carruthers
Butte
Roy Murray
A. J. Davis
J. E. Woodward
Cold Connecticut Hearth Tale From Youth's Companion
A Connecticut correspondent recalls a Youth's Companion anecdote about frigid early homes. A grandfather, desperate for warmth, piled a cellar fire with cords of wood and awoke to flames frozen in the chimney, four to five feet high, proving the extreme cold.
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Connecticut
Mrs Woodside Hosts Dinner Honoring Husband Birthday
Mrs. Fred Woodside entertained guests at a dinner last Sunday night in celebration of her husband’s birthday.
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Fred Woodside
Series of Bridge Dinners Hosted by Graeter and Poindexter
Mrs. Arthur Graeter and Mrs. E L Poindexter entertain this week with a series of bridge dinners at the Graeter home on Rife street. Last Friday the ladies hosted a luncheon for 24 friends.
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Arthur Graeter
E. L. Poindexter
Graeter
Rife Street
Luncheon Hostess Delights Friends With Pinochle Games
Mrs A O Vachon hosted a Saturday luncheon for 14 friends. Four tables of pinochle were played during the afternoon.
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A. O. Vachon
Twain Praises Southern Cooking In Autobiography
Mark Twain extols Southern dishes including corn bread hot biscuits and fried chicken noting the North lags in perfecting their preparation. He argues Southern bread is superior and European cooks misinterpret American serving customs as universal.
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Mark Twain
Mason and Dixon
Europe
South
North
Normal Alumni Banquet Honors Local and Out-Of-Town Members
The Normal Alumni Association held its annual banquet at the Andrus Hotel dining room last Saturday evening. A number of out of town members attended and a delightful program was presented. A business meeting earlier elected officers to serve until next June: Mrs. Pearl Robinson president, Mrs. Lucy Walker vice president, Vic Wary Curry treasurer, and Miss Ila Free secretary.
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Normal Alumni Association
Andrus
Elvetert
Pearl Robinon
Lucy Walker
Vic Wary Curry
Mis.Ila Free
Grand Officers Visit at Mizpah Chapter
Mizpah chapter of the Eastern Star hosted a banquet last Monday for the annual visit of Grand Matron Mrs Kirton of Malta. Attending were Grand Associate Conductress Mrs Bolton of Warm Springs and Past Grand Matron of Idaho Mrs Gagan. Additional events included a 9 AM breakfast at Mrs C R Price and a luncheon at Mrs Bert Orr with Mizpah past matrons as hostesses.
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Mizpah
The
Astern Star
Kirton
Malta
Bolton
Warm Springs
Idaho
Gagan
C. R. Price
Bert Orr
The Latest Need Now Is Time to Invent Permanent Shave
A call for breakthrough in grooming technology urges immediate effort to create a lasting, permanent shaving solution. It emphasizes the urgency for innovators to develop a durable method beyond disposable products.
Beaverhead native Albert Gelhaus Wed in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs John Gelhaus announce the marriage of their son Albert Gelhaus to Miss Hazel May Robertson of Saginaw Michigan The groom a Beaverhead county native spent most of his life in Dillon served in the U S Air Force in the Great War and has worked as an expert mechanic in California since moving there about two years ago Local Dillon friends regard the news as a pleasant surprise.
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John Gelhaus
Los Angeles
Albert
Hazel May Robertson
Saginaw
Michigan
Dillon
Beaverhead County
U. S. Air Forces
California
No Fingerprints Raid Sparks Safety Motto
The detective's son, wearing rubber gloves, raids the jam closet as a safety first scene unfolds. The line Safety first echoes in the raid, reflecting caution in the investigation described by The American Legion Weekly.
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The
American Legion Weekly
Say Brother Williams Looks Nice
Framed in a folksy quip the Atlanta Constitution notes the line that God made the world for folks to growl at unless their growls arise from birth.
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Kaze
Atlanta Constitution
Confederate Memorial Coin Distribution Announced for July
The distribution of Confederate Memorial Half Dollars will occur July 8 in over five thousand southern banks. Robert F. Maddox, chairman of the Special Bankers' Committee, notes shipments from Reserve Banks began May 30, with over 2 million coins already moved. Banks, schools, and businesses across the South distribute the coins as premiums and diplomas honor Confederate leaders Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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South
Robert F. Maddox
Special Bankers
Maddox
Atlanta and Lowry National Bank
American Bankers Association
Atlanta Corporation
Virginia Insurance Company
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Bankers’ Committee
Notable Public School Teachers Highlighted in Local Feature
A local feature praises several popular and long serving public school teachers for their impact over many years. The piece emphasizes dedication, student mentorship and sustained classroom leadership as central to community education.
Wet Shoes And How To Dry Them Fast
When caught in rain and shoes become damp or soaked, place blotters between foot and shoe or stack blotters under foot to absorb moisture. The method reduces dampness and may help avert colds or illness, a simple safety first precaution for workers and shoppers.
Honolulu Couple Arrives in Dillon After June Wedding
Visiting from Honolulu, Pluma Tattersall and her husband E R Himrod arrived in Dillon Monday afternoon. They were married in Honolulu on June 4. Himrod is the son of T B Himrod of Pomona California and UC graduate who has worked for The Advertiser in Honolulu for two years.
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Pluma Tattersall
Dillon
Mr. E. R. Himrod
Honolulu
Mr. Himrod
T. B. Himrod
Pomona,Calif
University of California
Advertiser
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Illness Update
Sunday school begins at 10 with morning worship at 11 Prof. Robert Clark to speak at the service Rev J L Hurley called to his mother's bedside she is seriously ill The Hurleys left for West Virginia earlier this week Further notices will be given at the morning service Doors open to all.
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J. L. Hurley
Great Northern Seeks Permit for Scobey Opheim Line
The Great Northern requests authorization to construct a $1.5 million electric line from Scobey to Opheim. The project aims to improve service in the region and requires regulatory approval before work can begin.
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The
Great Norther
Scobey
Opheim
Foley Pills Reported Relief for Kidney Aches
Mrs. Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania writes she suffered kidney pains until Foley Pills, a diuretic for the kidneys, gave wonderful results by gently flushing and cleansing the kidneys. Potts the druggist Advert. 23-26
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Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Foley
Potts
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Reyee Daera
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