Masquerade Ball and Basket Social Raises Spirits in Dillon Armstead
A Dillon Armstead social hosted by teachers Miss Martha Salee and Miss Mary Lee Tower drew many attendees in masquerade costumes. Prizes awarded for best and comical characters while dancing, auctioned baskets, and lunch followed until late. Allen Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Bradley, recovering from illness. Armstead caucus nominates three trustees for a three year term amid factional contests.
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Dillon and Armstead
Martha’ Salee
Mary Lee -Tower
Walter , Lyons
Burt McMenomey
Parke T. Scott
Jack Brown
Dillon
Allen Bradley
Taylor Bradley
Armstead
Agnes Polish returns from Absher Montana visit
Miss Agnes Polish came back last week from Absher Montana where she spent several weeks visiting relatives. A dancing party was held Friday night at Val Tadovich’s home with a large crowd and good times reported. Ernest Taylor and H Burns of Melrose visited the Tash home Sunday.
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Agnes Polish
Absher
Montana
Val Tadovich
Ernest Taylor
H. Burns
Melrose
Tash
Taylor
Beaverhead County
Butte
Father Clifford
Lima
Steve Kambich
J. C. Ferguson
Big Hole
Rudolph Fink
Anaconda
Anton Buyan
Mr. Fink
Local Residents Return and Visit in Dillon Area
Jackson residents Jake Neidt returned to the basin on Wednesday after business in Dillon. Jesse Finsley spent several days last week in Dillon visiting family and handling affairs. Mrs. Fred Hirschey and family with Don Anson and Mr. and Mrs. S J were also mentioned in the gatherings.
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Jake Neidt
Dillon
Jesse Finsley
Fred Hirschey
Don Anson
S. J
Notable U S Cabinet Members and Birth Details
The article lists SRI Members of the President Hoover era with birthplaces and key roles. It includes Attorney General William DeWitt Mitchell born Winona Minnesota September 9 1874 and regional U S rail admin counsel and Solicitor General since 1925, Labor Secretary James J Davis born Tredegar Wales October 27 1873, Secretary of State Lewis Stimson born New York City September 21 1867, Secretary of War James W Good born Cedar Rapids Iowa September 24 1866, and other officials with their birthplaces careers marriages and residences in Boston Evanston and Pittsburgh.
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William de Witt Mitchell
Winona
Minn
St. Paul
United States Railroad Administration
United States
Coolidge
Washington
James John Davis
Tredegar
South Wales
Labor
Harding and
Pittsburgh
Mooseheart
Ill
Onvy
Lewis Stimson
New York City
President Taft
The
Philippine Islands
New York
James William Good
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Congress
House of Representatives
Chicago
Evanston, Il
Community activities fill Jackson area events section
Johnson hosted dinner at Clemen ranch while Forest Ranger Camas Nelson and Walter Hoar presented a film in the I O O F building drawing school children and residents. P T A and Rebekah lodge held meetings. health day programs, home demonstration plans, and an Easter tie-in were noted.
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Jules Wenger
John Inabnit
Wisdom
Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Helen Anderson
Amanda Peterson
Leanne Foussard
Anna Lee Shepherd
Eda
Ruth
Catherine Jackson
Virginia Woody
Yan Christensen
Alice Snabnit
Harry Lapham
James Johnson
Leanne,Foussard
Mae Jackson
Sadie Ford
Jackson Bridge Club
John Krouse
Evan Burrell
Rebekah Lodge
Wilhelmina Schendler
Roy Ford
Jackson P T A Showcases Music Program
The Jackson P T A held its March 15 meeting with the first number a four reading titled The Appreciation of Music by Beryl Woody under Miss Foussard. The primary room performed a folk song medley praised as one of the best numbers. National music from Miss Peterson's room was well received and a paper on Christian Music by Mrs. A W Wilson was illustrated by singing.
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Mary Woody
Fred Nelson
Ranger Nelson
Hoar
Dillon
Nelson
J. B. Woody
John Krause
Jackson P. T. A
Beryl. Woody
Miss Foussard
Jackson
St Patrick Day Dinner Fosters Polaris Good English Club
Mrs Kannegaard and patrons hosted a St Patrick day dinner at Mr and Mrs J D Harrison home. A Good English club formed by Polaris school pupils followed with prizes for players and a guessing contest. George Harrison and Denver Kannegaard travel to Dillon. Alban Roemer transfers to a new post.
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George Pyle
Hollis Harrison
Mary Sheppard
Olive .M. Harrison
E. A. Marchesseau
Margaret Hays
Andy Pyle
Ted Marchesseau
Carl Knoll
Frank. Marchesseau
D. Y.kannegaard
George Harrison
Jim Harrison
D. Y. Kannegaard
St. Patrick
Andy Hays
Denver Kannegaard
Clare
Dillon
J. D. Harrison
Alban Roemer
Roemer
Omri
Thoroughbred Pedigree Cross Count Described
An article notes thoroughbred standards require five uncontaminated crosses in a pedigree, while average pedigrees trace 16 to 18 crosses and some reach 25, outlining the complexity of horse lineage.
The Power of Advertising Hidden in a Single Ad
A historical note on advertising impact features Robinson Jusoe and Fred Wehrenberg, St. Louis theater operator, who faced deterrents from hecklers and threats. The piece hints at protective measures and the value of clever ads in drawing attention.
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Robinson
Jusoe
Lonely Island
Fred Wehrenberg
St. Louis
City Dump Regulation on Dead Animals Prohibited
The city forbids depositing dead animals or butcher-shop waste at the City Dump. Carcasses must be burned or buried at least two feet deep if near residences or public roads. Violators will be arrested and prosecuted as stated by City Health Officer M A Walker.
Way of the World: children mirror parent’s flaws
A line from Dapper's Weekly notes a man judges the world harsher as his children resemble his own faults at a young age. The quotation frames parental view on societal decline.
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Dapper’s Weekly
Henry Ford Trade School Opens with Six Students
The Henry Ford trade school started on October 26, 1916 with six students and at the start of this year enrollment reached 2,750. Boys are taught to be skilled workers at the school.
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Henry Ford
Thoughtful Mother Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
An Indiana mother touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for persistent bronchial trouble in her son. She says the medicine controls bronchitis since starting it and cites its effectiveness for croup and troublesome night coughs. She urges readers to ask for it. Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Indiana
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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