Railroads valuation drags on after twelve years
The article notes that twelve years have passed in the effort to value U.S. railroads with $110 million spent so far. It cites the president's conference committee on federal valuation and the Interstate Commerce Commission's 682 valuations, and suggests completion could stretch another 12 to 20 years with costs possibly reaching several hundred million more.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Providence
Gilbertian shifts and debts dominate the week
The piece discusses evolving figures and road values, England’s potential retaliation over American moral turpitude, and tourism impacts. Concord New Hampshire bars the Charleston in public halls due to unsafe floors. France signs the fourteenth debt payment pact and seeks new negotiations.
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France
Normal College Notes Features Junior Convo Program
Tuesday morning March 9 the general assembly presented Junior Convo with seven parts led by John Brown and Dorothy Hirschman. The Junior class will hold its annual party on Saturday March 19. George Wallace has been elected history instructor at Cheney State Normal School. Theodore Bair will serve as Circle Montana schools superintendent for two years at $2500 yearly. The oratorical contest day moved to March 22 with about 10 contestants. YWCA officers for the coming year include President Alice Bennett and Secretary Adam Benedict. Architecture consultant R C Hugenin visited Dillon on March 10. Physical education classes use the swimming pool this week.
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General Assembly
John Brown
Dorothy Hirschman
Normal College
Dr. Davis
William Chance
Clark
Glenn Kimball
Curran
Mildred Reese
Marion McKinnon
Mamie
Goldie Smith
Gayle Peterson
Genevieve Whealon
Grace Talbott
Lotty Devereaux
George Wallace
Teachers Service Division
Ben
State Normal School
Cheney
Wash
Theodore Bair
Alice Bennett
Gladys Ledbetter
Louise Campbell
Gertrude Foster
Adam Benedict
Muriel Ghormley
Isabelle Dorward
Minnie Bischoff
R. C. Hugenin
Dillon
Divorce Granted for Non-Support In Wilcox Case
District Court records show Rosie Wilcox granted a decree of divorce from William Wilcox on grounds of non-support. Annie Nelson appears in Agnes Moore Opp's suit to prove her claim to Eugene Miller's estate. A supreme court resitture affirms the district court judgment in Portland Cattle Loan company v Featherly.
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H. G. Rodgers
Rosie Wilcox
William Wilcox
Annie Nelson
Agnes Moore
Eugene Miller
Supreme Court of the State
District Court
Portland Cattle Loan Company
George Rb, Featherly
Joker in Watson-Parker bill sparks rail labor row
Jeffersonian Tribune denounces the Watson Parker measure as dangerous to the public and rail workers, arguing it would abolish the labor board, bar witnesses, and allow wage demands and rate hikes. It cites editorials from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and New York praising private arbitration as a danger to the public.
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Watson-Parker
Railroad Labor Board
Jeffersonian Tribune
Little Rock
Arkansas
Howell-Barkley
South
Literary Digest
Congress
Philadelphia
Wilson
Cincinnati Inquirer
Labor Board
Philadelphia Ledger
New York Evening Post
Brotherhoods
Foreclosure Case on Featherly Ranch Ends in Favor of Defendant
The civil case over a Featherly ranch mortgage reached the district courts with a judgment deeming the mortgage invalid. The Utah Supreme Court affirmed, settling the dispute in the defendant's favor. Guardianship petitions and water commissioner appointments were also noted in related filings.
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Featherly Ranch
Supreme Court
Sophia Nyquist
Donald Nyquist
Ed Slack
Rattlesnake
Annie E. Nelson
George —W. Richey
E. “Lloyd
George Tash
Irrigated farm to set for cash or shares
River valley property available for lease or sale with ample water and machinery. Leaser must provide one good irrigator and be able to finance themselves. Mail box 668 Dillon Montana. Ady. August 11.
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Dillon
Mont. Ady
Beaverhead D A R chapter marks ninth birthday
Beaverhead chapter D A R celebrated its ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon with a three course luncheon at 1 30 at Mrs J B Holtz's home. Mrs Keith of Esther Reed chapter Spokane attended as guest. Tables for 16 were arranged with yellow centers and bouquets of yellow and pink snapdragons and pussy willows throughout the rooms.
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Beaverhead
J. B. Holtz
Keith
Esther Reed
Spokane
Needle Club entertains. Northside and Loft host gatherings
Needle Club met Wednesday with guests Mrs. Keith of Spokane and Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Diggle Emerick plans a 1 pm dinner Tuesday March 16 at Mrs. J. H. Keenan’s to host Northside Country club. Mrs. Ernest I. Loft and Mrs. Fred Crouse host Thursday. Building committee to meet in about 10 days for organization. Monday night meetings continue until subcommittee chairs arrange. Church invites use for rest worship and work.
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F. FE. Foote
Needle Club
Keith
Spokane
Lloyd
Ernest I. Loft
Fred Crouse
Loft
Forrester Hosts Dinner for Murray Guests in Butte
Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester entertained Thursday evening with a dinner for Mr and Mrs oy Murray of Butte who are visiting. The table was set for sixteen and after dinner guests joined four pinochle tables for cards.
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Roy Forrester
Oy Murray
Butte
Forrester
Delphian Club Sets March 15 Library Meeting
The Delphian club will meet Monday March 15 at the library. The book review will cover Wild Marriage by Prof. Lehman. A special business meeting is scheduled for two o clock and all members are urged to attend.
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Delphian Club
Lehman
Baptist Ladies Aid Party Held at Mrs Wright Home
Mrs Arthur Wright and Mrs E L Hurley hosted the Baptist Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon at Mrs Wrights residence with members in attendance and social gathering noted.
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Arthur Wright
E. L. Hurley
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Wright
Ellen May Guild Holds Thursday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker and Mrs. Louis Schleier hosted the Ellen May guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Hazelbaker's home for an informal social and community group meeting.
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Ellen May Guild
F. A. Hazelbaker
Louis Schleier
Milly Schultz Hosts Dancing Class Party for Children
Miss Milly Gay Schultz gave pupils of her dancing class a party last Saturday afternoon in the training school gymnasium. Games and dancing were enjoyed by the children and late in the afternoon refreshments were served.
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Milly Gay Schultz
Thimble Club Hosts Cards And Refreshments Evening
Mrs. Henry Gleed Sr and Mrs. Leo Talent entertained the Thimble club Thursday night at Mrs. Gleed s home. Six tables played pinochle followed by delicious refreshments and a red and white color scheme in decorations and favors.
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Henry Gleed
Leo Talent
Thimble Club
Basketball Captain Dan Bock Hosts Dinner at Cluley Home
Dan Bock the team captain and J B Cluley entertained the squad and coach Bruce Hollister at a Thursday dinner at the Cluley residence. A clever menu with basketball terms was served. Also present were Charles Murray Cyril Solace Chester Taylor Leslie W McNeil Homer Howe and Coach Hollister Theta will meet on Tuesday March 16 with Mrs D V Erwin.
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Dan Bock
J. B. Cluley
Cluley
Charles Murray
Cyril Solace
Chester Taylor
Leslie W. McNeil
Homer Howe
Bruce Hollister
Manse Society to Host Afternoon Teatime March 18
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest Loft and Mrs. Fred Crouse on Thursday afternoon March 18 at the Manse.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Loft
Fred Crouse
Bridge Club Hosts A Pleasant Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. W. E. Roberts entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club with members and guests enjoying a pleasant afternoon.
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W. E. Roberts
First Presbyterian Church Service and Finance Update
The Sunday music includes C. C. Stearn and Barnby pieces with Grace Little solo, and a sermon titled A Wanderer in the Land of Nod about Cain. Youth service at 6 36 p m. year end March 31 with income up 12 percent, treasury deadline, and board intent to cut expenses to enlarge essential work. Manse Society meeting forthcoming.
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C. C. Stearn
Grace Little
Joseph Barnby
Jesus
Land of Nod
Cain
Manse Society
Wanted to Lease Ranch in Montana Shares
The notice seeks a ranch to lease on shares with stock and implements. Contact Robert A. Waugh in Dillon Montana. Adv. 10-11.
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Robert A. Waugh
Dillon
Montana
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