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Guests received a dinner program featuring piano solos by Byrie Woody and Alice Inabnit and a reading by Mary Woody. Students sang Washington, and a Minuet was danced in colonial costume. The event raised 25 dollars. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet March 5 at Mrs James Johnson's home with a short program to follow. The Jackson Jolly Juniors met at Mrs James Woody's home with Miss Foussard named advisor to plan year's activities. Refreshments ended the gathering. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs Wm Christen sen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrie Woody
Alice Inabnit
Washington
Foussard
Mary Woody
Rose Wenger
Coe
John Myer
Wm. Christensen
Valentine party at the Brown home with prizes and dancing
Mr and Mrs Jack J Brown hosted friends for a Valentine party featuring six pinochle tables then a midnight lunch of tamales rolls coffee and cakes shaped like card suits and angel fetes Prizes went to Sophia Guyaz and Taylor Bradley with comic valentines for several couples Others danced late into the night despite some travel issues in nearby roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack J. Brown
Angel Parfett
Sophia Guyaz
Taylor Bradley
Elmer’ Gordon
Bert McMenamey
Walter Lyons
Jess Brown
Parke Scott
Local residents travel and visit in Dillon region
Members of several families and individuals motor to Dillon for business and social visits. James Prohosky and L C Stocker join trips to Armstead and Dillon, with Betty Boone and Tommy Brenner at the Brenner ranch. Mrs. Brenner visits Lemhi Idaho and Mrs. Hughes returns from Dillon after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prohosky
Milton Tyler
Guy Stevens
Dillon
L. C. Stocker
Annie
Chas. P. Brenner
Lemhi
Idaho
Yeaman
Wm. Munckton
Butte
Armstead
George von Bermeth
Betty Boone
Tommy Brenner
Brenner Ranch
Vaun Greene
Thomas L. Scott
Hal Brenner
Grant
Secree P. Hughes
Argenta News Notes From Argenta and Nearby
Miss Alta Ledebur of Butte visits grandparents in Argenta. Blue Wing mine worker Mr Olsen stays several days with family. John Shafer and sons Henry and Ernest from Jefferson Island report roads nearly impassable. Local mail suspended Saturday due to bad roads and stage service hampered. Forest Service installs first free telephone in Argenta post office. Gasoline hoist moved from Ferdinand mine to Dillon. mine closed for months. Mrs Ernest Knapp to visit Butte and daughter Mrs Clayton Tritt. Mrs L A Ballard and children head home to Townsend after two months with sister Mrs O A Pilon. Dillon visitors Mrs George Spafford and Miss Sydney McDonald walk seven miles home after car trouble. Sidney Shafer visits Dillon. Argenta teacher Mrs Allen to reopen school after four-week closure. Mail to Argenta by team due to blocked roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Ledebur
Butte
Geo. M. Knapp
Olsen
Blue Wing
John Shafer
Henry
Ernest
Jefferson Island
Dillon
Forest Service
Argenta
Chas. Quick
Ferdinand Mine
Ernest Knapp
Clayton’ Tritt
L.A. Ballard
Townsend
Reichle News Returns From Falls Noted
John Cummings returned Thursday from Klamath Falls Oregon with unconfirmed reports of beefs. Rudolph Fink, long noted local figure, has been seen in town for unspecified reasons.
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John
Cummings
Klamath ‘Falls
Ore
Jane He
T. Rudolph Fink
Jackson area visitors and social notes mix
Business visitors Jorgen Jorgenson James Dodd and Harry Hopkins frequent Jackson and Dillon with weekend trips. Families such as Miss Amanda Peterson Mrs Wendell Jardine and Mrs Burrells attend events and dental trips. A Washington Birthday dinner hosted by J Johnson and guests included a staged George and Martha Washington, with a chicken pie menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgen Jorgenson
Schindler Ranch
Hansen
Jesse ‘Finsley
Dillon
James Dodd
Jackson
Peterson
Idaho
Jake Neidt
Harry Hopkins
Ed Dishno
the Big Hole
Oregon
Wendell Jardine
Amanda Peterson
Butte
Burrells
A. W Wilson
Roses Wenger
Mary Woody
George
Martha Washington
Polaris Chronicle Notes Poles Hauling and Visits in Elk Horn Area
George Harrison has been hauling poles with a six horse team in Elk horn district. Dewey Marchesseau visited friends and then went to Armstead to visit the Brown ranch. Harrison went to Dillon to consult a physician and later went to Butte with Russell Harrison for a hospital exam. Mr and Mrs J D Harrison visited Polaris school on Washingtons birthday anniversary. The Polaris Jackson stage makes its trip to Badger pass on sleighs.
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George Harrison
Elkhorn
Dewey Marchesseau
Dillon
Armstead
J. J. Brown
Hollis
Harrison
Butte
Russell Harrison
J. D. Harrison
Polaris School
Washinton
Polaris Jackson
Badger Pass
Electric Lamps Lure Moths to Their Death
A Swiss entomology professor tested eight electric lamps from 80 to 200 watts to kill tomato moths. Lamps attracted moths to water-filled basins with petrol, drowning many and saving about 80 acres of fruit. nearby plots lost 30 to 60 percent. Similar results occurred in melon crops, yielding worm-free fruit.
Frail Ambition and a Photo Mix-Up
A commercial traveler visiting a new client by chance receives a photo instead of his business card. The customer studies the determined features of the fiancé in the portrait and returns it with the quip that the traveler will never become manager of that firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wasn't Fooling Wifey Golf Lesson Sparks Attention
A golf pro gives his wife tips on gripping stance and swing while excited onlookers gather. She cuts him off, accusing him of using lessons to attract clients rather than teach. The exchange reveals tension over perceived flirtation and professionalism.
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Jils
Simplicity in Ford Model A ignition design praised
The article extols the Ford Model A ignition system for simplicity and reliability. It notes elimination of high tension cables, a dash mounted coil, a right side distributor, and a single primary wire. It highlights easy, tool free replacements for condenser and breaker arm, and claims robust performance under varied conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford
Garrick Court Hearings Spark Marriage Cross Examination
A playful exchange shows the Great Lexicographer advising Dr Johnsing Garrick to bring married witnesses for a forthcoming action. Garrick replies that a married man is used to cross examination, highlighting legal wit and social norms of the era.
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Garrick
Robby and the Shovel Rescue Gone Wrong
Robby claims he killed a fly biting his baby brother to protect him. His mother sent him to look after the infant in the sand lot. Screams brought the parent running as the child lay shocked and the shovel still in Robby’s grasp.
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Robby
Baby
Hawk Defends Nest Attacks Man On Power Tower
A California hawk attacked a Los Angeles gas and electric line worker after he pushed a nest aside on a power tower near Saugus. The man fell to the ground, breaking one leg, fracturing two ribs, and suffering numerous cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles
Matters of Weight and Longevity
The text argues that elders may live longer if they remain stout while youths may perform better with a slightly overweight frame. It suggests a reserve of internal food for exertion is useful for the young, and that national health benefits if youths stay plump and elders stay thin.
Oil Tankers Pass Through Canal At Panama in Endless Procession
The article notes that petroleum traffic makes the Panama Canal financially vital, with 1924 tolls totaling 9.07 million from oil tankers and 60 percent of canal tonnage from U S domestic routes. It cites ongoing high oil movement and notes 1926 receipts at 23.39 million with 25.84 million tons.
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Canal
Panama
Chicago
Panama Canal
American Research Foundation
United States
Canal 8
Standard and Sinclair
Machado Endorses Kraft-Phenix Cuban Dairy Plan
President Machado applauds the Kraft-Phenix Cuba dairy venture at Hacienda Santa Isabel near Bayamo. The Bayamo factory aims to expand Cuba's milk and cheese industry, with plans for more plants and increased exports while pledging legal protections for dairy interests. R.G. Haines praises Cuba's cheese quality as milk production soars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machado
Kraft-Phenix
Cuba
Hacienda Santa Isabel
Bayamo
General Machado
Ita
Bayanmio
R.G. Haines
Baysatno
Kraft-Phenix Company
Western Hemisphere
United States
Canadas
SpeameryIs
Expilio. Rodriguez
Rod Figuez
Aurelio Mendez
President Machado
B. G. Haines
James A. Ford
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Morrow
Albert Stern
Dwight W. Morrow
Armstead News
Riously
Anaconda
Mr. Fink
Anton Buyan
Hansen Packing Company
Catherine Tadovich
J. C. Ferguson
Carl
Frank Kambich
Lavon Highway
Melrose
Richard Meyer
Twin Bridges
M. D Huddloff
Frank Beehrer
Montana
Reichle News
Jackson News
Polaris
Lego
Rebecca West
Maurine Holmes
Mme. Mistinguette
Mai Orton
Hazel Forbes
Hazel Jennings
Dr. Johnsing
Culebra
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