Dillon Area Sees Wide Range of Visitors and Travel
Local Dillon residents and guests from Jackson, Spokane, Polaris, Armstead and elsewhere spent the week in town or on trips. Notables include C M Prine, James Mansfield, George R Allen, and Martin Quigley visiting for business. families like the Potts and Featherlys returning from California. several travelers headed to coast points and to Seattle. Local officials noted Hamlet and highway matters, plus water commissioner appointments for Lake Creek.
Union Electric Manager L K Adams Heads East on Tour
L K Adams general manager of Union Electric departed last week on a motor tour of the eastern states. He will visit his mother in Wisconsin before attending the Shriners conclave in Calgary Alberta.
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L. K. Adams
Union Electric Company
Mr. Adams
Wisconsin
Shriners
Calgary
Alberta
Attention Ranchers Safest and Best Lighting System Ad
A.C. Gruvell advertises a lighting system for ranchers claiming safety and best performance by test. The brief note prompts ranchers to consider this advertised option in the era’s trade notices.
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A. C. Gruvell
Drug Addict Population Cited in Greater New York
A source cites an estimated 600000 drug addicts in the Greater New York area highlighting a severe public health challenge and urging policy attention and resources.
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Greater
New York
Normal College Notes Highlight Faculty and Visitors
Mr H N Wheeler Forest service chief lecturer will give an illustrated lecture Thursday at ten. Public invited. Dr Lawrence Brings Northwestern college of speech arts Minneapolis will read a play Friday at 8 30. Student activity tickets admit. others pay twenty five cents. Miss Georgia Mathews and Louise Freeman are visiting Missoula this week. they return Wednesday. Julia Norris and Helene Iblings visited. both will teach in Billings public schools next year. Ruth Greveling will teach in Alaska next year.
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H. N. Wheeler
Forest Service
Lawrence Brings
Northwestern College of Speech Arts
Minneapolis
Normal College
Georgia Mathews
Louise Freeman
Missoula
Julia Norris
Chico, California Normal School
Athelene Iblings
Seattle
Anna
Ida Helland
Billings
Ruth Greveling
Dillon
Alaska
Annual report on county health program for children
The report records 735 preschool and school children examined with about 50 percent showing some defect. It notes 10 percent or more underweight, 38 school visits, 480 classroom talks, 18 clinics and conferences, and efforts in vaccination, first aid training, and Red Cross nursing. It highlights parental education and health collaboration with teachers, clubs, and rural schools.
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Red Cross
Lima
Riverside
Womans Club
Free Speech Imperative in Society and Health
The text likens free speech to winds that cleanse and renew a people, preventing disease and death. It argues that where speech is suppressed, miasma and danger follow, underscoring a strong defense of open discourse as a social good.
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Tleary
Ward Beecher
Host Serves Guests Only If He Likes Their Faces
In an Italian restaurant on the Miljacka, the host serves only guests whose faces he approves. If he does not wish a patronage, he turns the plate in front of the guest upside down.
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Miljacka
Foley Pills diuretic praised for easing wives’ health
Mrs. Black of Petersburg Virginia reports greatly improved mobility after using Foley Pills diuretic. The ad claims the product is easy to take, inexpensive, and has been in steady use for 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by George M. Gosman.
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George M. Gosman
Potts
Radio Conventions Drive Strong Summer Broadcasting Demand
William D Terrell of the Department of Commerce notes many Americans will prefer radio this summer over tennis golf and gardening as conventions and speeches boost listening. Farm and city listeners gain new programs while Atwater Kent factory expands output far beyond prior years as demand rises.
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William D Terrell
Radio Division
Department of Commerce
A. C
Atwater Kent
Kent
University of Pavia Marks Eleventh Centenary
The University of Pavia in Italy traces its origins to 825 founded by Lothwaire grandson of Charlemagne and celebrated its eleventh centenary on May 11 1928 highlighting a historic medieval legacy.
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University of
Pavia
Italy
Lothwaire
Charlemagne
Typhoons Roil China Seas Stirred by Violent Typhoon
Sailors dread storms in the China seas as violent whirlwinds roar, earning the name typhoon for these tropical cyclones.
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China Seas
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C. M. Prine
Jackson
Harry G. Davis
H. W. Brenner
Grant
the Andrus
William Rosenbaum
Dell
James N. Mansfield
C. W. Fairbanks
Monida
Rodney Foster
Spokane
R. E. Foster
Walter
Joe Klebba
Coast Points
S. M. McKnight
Margaret Shackelford
J. FE. Monroe
Mrs. T. K. Julson
Martin Quigley
Metlen
George R. Allen
Fifth Judicial District
Big Hole
Ed Romain
William Carroll
John H. Judge
Polaris
Mrs. A. Potts
California
Carl Hartwig
D. A. Sullivan
J. C. O'Conner
Elza Patrick
Helena
State Highway Commission
Anna Lacy
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
George R. Featherly
Martha
Los Angeles
Earl Tash
L. B. McGowney
Armstead
R. J. Dansie
Bedrock
E. W. Geary of
A. P. Williams
Alder
Ivan Shaw
Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Alf Peterson
Andrus Hotel
J. C. Houston
H. G. Rodgers
Lake Creek
John Inabnit
B. N. Sharp
Hamilton
Chinaman Gulch
D. W. Paddock
Dr. F. M. Poindexter
George MacMurrich
Jesse Gray
Dillon Legionaires
Butte
Tom Pendergast
Deer Lodge
John Penderpast
Libbie Crittenden
New York City
Washington D. C
Chicago
Henry Crittenden
Normal College Notes
Boul
Albert T. Reid
Dees
Bertha Lamberton
Toledo
Ohio
Ann Morrison
California State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Montana
Empire
Stanley Scearce
Lake County
Congress
D. Terrell
Ancient University
The
Supreme Court
United States
Rankin
Governor Club
A. H. Eiselein
Sec
Treas
Republican
Secretary of State
J. Frank Cone
Ninth Legislative Assembly
U.S
Senate
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