Dental Clinics In the Schools Aid Montana Children
In Bea verhead county rural and small town schools 80 percent of children have defects. Local doctors, led by Dr. Dunlap, have begun surgeries and eyeglass fitting for needy children. Funding comes from schools and communities, with many districts already contributing. Aiming to create school dental clinics, reports show strong support and planned examinations and treatments for all students.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Dunlap
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Rotary
Kiwanis
Women’s Club
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Parent-Teacher Association
Apex School
Nelson
Drummey
Grant
Armstead
Rock Creek
Reichle
Riverside
Bedrock
Wise River
New Mining Corporation Capitalized at Five Million
Articles of incorporation filed in Coolidge Montana by the Boston Montana corporation. The new company is capitalized at 5 000 000 dollars with 5 000 000 shares of par 1 each and will take over properties of the old Boston Montana Corporation as part of a reorganization. Directors include Thomas W L Johnson Robert M Currier Louis F Hannum W R Allen Perry B Goodwin Otto L Heater and W I Wright. The filing fee with the secretary of state was 1378 dollars.
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Boston-Montana Corporation
Coolidge
Montana
Thomas W. L. Johnson
Robert M. Currier
Louis F. Hannum
Boston
Mass
W. R. Allen
Perry B. Goodwin
Butte
Otto L. Heater
Wise River
W. I. Wright
Secretary of State
Cox and Pyle Restart Butcher Trade in Port Coquitlam
Old Dillon partners Cox and Pyle reunite to reopen Cox & Pyle in Port Coquitlam British Columbia. W S Pyle returns to lead the firm with J L Cox, occupying the former Pyle stand as Coxitlam Market, highlighting decades of Western trading and local ties.
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Cox & Pyle
Dillon
Port Coquitlam
B. C
W.S. Pyle
Pyle
J. L. Cox
Mr. Pyle
Coquitlam Market
W. S. Pyle
W. P. R. Company
Swift Canadian
Cox
Hawarden
Saskatchewan
Security Oils Signs Second Producer This Year
Shelby reports Security Oils adds a second producer this year, expanding output and boosting its regional refinery operations amid ongoing market demand.
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Shelby
We’ll mold them strong and shape them true
A concise patriotic pledge-like verse urges citizens to invest in youth, promising a stronger future for America. It emphasizes Uncle Sam and global interest in every boy and girl, asking communal support to guide through effort and duty.
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America
Sam
Battle Over Beaverhead County Seat In 1881
Beav erhead county’s 1881 vote to move the seat from Bannack to Dillon sparked a three month feud between factions. Dillon backers pledged to provide free courthouse space for five years, while Bannack leaders accused fraud and contended the move would outlast the railroad boom. The election on May 2, 1881, swung to Dillon by 174 votes after intense campaigning and alleged irregularities, with subsequent town growth and a fire scare during records transfer.
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Dillon
Bannack
St James Guildhall
Tribune
the Tribune
Helena
Beaverhead
Utah & Northern
Dillon Town Company
Beaverhead County
Glendale
Utah Freichters
Horse Prairie Herds to be Graded Higher
The Upper Horse Prairie Herding association met at Grant on March 15 with a large attendance. Officers elected include President M. R. Rand, Vice President C. A. Barrett, Secretary-Treasurer James N. Mansfield, with an Advisory Board and Bull Board names listed. The group adopted rules to improve cattle grade, banning unregistered bulls after March 15, 1927, pending Bull Board consent for current unregistered bulls. The Forest Service cooperates, and members refusing rules may struggle to obtain permits.
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Upper Horse Prairie Herding Association
Grant
M. R. Rand
C. A. Barrett
James N. Mansfield
Thomas R. Pierce
John H. Shearer
Bull Board
Forest Service
Poisoned grain issued for squirrel control by Dillon high school
Beaverhead County High School the Agriculture Department warns farmers of two poisoned grain mixtures for squirrels. Extra strength for the Columbian squirrel and normal for grey digger, priced at 20 and 15 cents per pound respectively. One thousand pounds ready, orders to E Yale Waterman.
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Beaverhead County
Agricultural Department
Dillon
F. C. B. Dillon
E. Yale Waterman
Agriculturist
Trustees Nominated at School Caucus for District 10
At the Training School last night Marshall Field and Mrs. Phoebe Comfort Anderson were nominated to seek three year terms as trustees of district No. 10. Election is set for Saturday April 5.
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Marshall Field
Phoebe Comfort Anderson
Local Couple Return to Southern California
Mr. and Mrs. Lorian Spencer, guests of Mrs. Spencer's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mayfield, departed this week from the city to their home in Southern California.
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Lorian Spencer
Mrs. Spencer
California
Beaverhead County Show Highlights Hay and Grain Wealth
Beaverhead county, famed for hay and grain, showcases premier feeds and stock at the Montana Livestock Show on April 25 to 27. The event features large cash prizes for hays and grains and adds registered Shorthorns and Hereford sales, with cattle arriving by train from across Montana.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Timothy
Alsyke
Montana Shorthorn Association
C. A. Axtell
Association
Hereford Association
Beaverhead High School Dance Supports State Music Meet
Funds for the music meet objective rely on tonight’s high school dance in the gym. The L A Gregory trained orchestra needs funds to cover trip expenses to Great Falls for the state meet. Last year Dillon sent a large musical delegation and dominated the meet. Lonnie’s orchestra provides the dance music and attendees are promised a good time.
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Beaverhead
Great Falls
L. A. Gregory
Dillon
Gregory
Lonnie
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