Dillon News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items include F. R. Baker piano tuner 102-J Adv, Ike Edinger in town Saturday, Singer sewing machine for sale at 531 Kentucky, H. A. Pease back from Great Falls, Hazelbaker land scrip supplier, Ed Kenison in Butte on business, John Grant of Melrose in town, furnished rental options, big March horse sale at stock yards, furnished steam heated rooms near depot, Mrs Roscoe Cornell and son visiting Texas, Dillon Greenhouses advertising flowers, Attorney T. E. Gilbert ill, Neil Nelson heading to New York Sunday, C. W. Robnett back from Roundup oil fields, Neil Sharkey returning from Seattle and Anaconda, Mrs. Forest Bayerd and children visiting in Butte, convert temporary bonds at Beaverhead State Bank, Mrs Mary Judge and daughters shopping in Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Morse en route to California, and Red Boot Shoe Repairing Shop ad.
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Forest Bayerd
Butte
Beaverhead State Bank
Mary Judge
Marian
Esther
J. E. Morse
California
Goodyear
Red Boot
Ely
R. E. Foster
Julia Boetticher
Melrose
Forest Reserve
Boetticher
Butte Business College
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Charles Ferary
Hecla
Southern Montana Abstract
Rlte Co
Frank Hazlebaker
Mont
Thrift Stamp Week to Kick Off March 1 in Schools
Washington bulletin announces Thrift Stamp week from Monday March 1 to Saturday March 6. The drive targets schools with 25 cent stamps to teach saving, urging cooperation from state superintendents to teachers, pupils, and parents to promote thrift nationwide.
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Washington
Ninth Reserve District
M. E. Harrison
Harrison
America
United States
First tenant rent rise sparks dispute with landlord
The landlord has raised the rent again prompting the first tenant to protest. The second tenant says the increase is beyond their ability to pay.
Beaverhead Items Share Local News and Ads
Community notes report visits and moves including Jdy Holtz heading to Whitefish Montana for a week on business. Advertisements promote Montana Weather Chart Calendars and abstract services by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co.
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Jdy Holtz
Whitefish
Mont
New Papa Sparks Laughter in Boston Talk
Mrs Thricewedd-Well Elsie joke circulates as Elsie asks about a new papa and receives a playful reply about a whole dollar, reflecting light local humor in Boston.
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Prof. Lee R. Light. Preaching by Pastor H. G. Humphrey at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth League gathers at 6:30 p.m. on March 7.
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Lee R. Light
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Latest Sheet Music Arrives at Tribune Book Store
Publishers deliver new songs and instrumental pieces weekly. Orders accepted for items not in stock at Tribune Book Store.
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Tribune Book Store
Librarians Rally To Promote American Ideals Among Immigrants
The American Library Association with 40000 librarians launches a Books for Everybody program to aid integration of 15 million foreign born residents. They seek $2 million from individual efforts to expand county, industrial and business libraries, and to provide more books in languages and formats for blind and public health service users.
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United States
American Library Association
Association
Wicbrarians, Brary Trustees
Friends of Libraries
Sytem
United States Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
Lighthouse Service
United States Public Health Service
More Books for Blind Aid to Expand Braille Library
The American Library Association plans to grow Braille titles for the 75,000 plus blind Americans. Current output under the uniform Braille type is scarce with under 100 titles. The Enlarged Program will raise 2 million dollars not by a public drive but through library trustees and supporters to print and distribute more volumes with help from contributing authors.
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United States
American Library Association
Epee
Books for Everybody expands county library system nationwide
The American Library Association promotes a nationwide Books for Everybody program to extend county libraries from coast to coast. California leads with 42 of 58 counties already in, delivering books from a central station to outposts via trucks and post. branch libraries will be added. The plan requires 2 million dollars raised by librarians and friends to improve citizenship and literacy nationwide.
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American Library Association
California
Ohio
Maryland
Lifornia
Friends of Libraries
Books for Everybody movement to boost libraries
The American Library Association builds on forty years work and four thousand librarians to promote library systems and reading nationwide. It will raise two million dollars through librarians, trustees and supporters rather than a formal drive to continue war work and expand access to books already sent overseas.
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American Library Association
United States
Bversz
Brary
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