Reichle News Crowds Cheer at Glen Hall Dance Night
One of the largest crowds ever assembled at Glen enjoyed a base ball dance at the hall Saturday night. Mrs. Val Tadovich has been on the pick list for some time and went to Butte for treatment. Mr and Mrs Jim Campbell and Donald were in Butte on business. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Caipita of Lima were guests at the Piccone home Sunday. If moisture this winter had not hindered March winds a dust storm would have raged. Dan Smith, manager of the former Woods Livestock Jane, was away on vacation and returned Sunday.
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Glen
Val Tadovich
Butte
Jim Campbell
Som
Donald
Kansas
Dan Smith
Woods Livestock
Jane
Sumidiay
Early Risers Leader Praises New Hotel Lobby Furnishings
President Orr of the Early Risers admires leather chairs and couches placed in the Andrus hotel lobby at cost by proprietor Harry Andrus Sr. He notes penalties exist under the cods for damaging the furniture and directs notice to all members and nonmembers who use the chairs.
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President Orr
Nanch
Andrus Hotel
Harry Andrus, Sr
Orr
C. C. Newman
Postmaster Receives New Government Bond Consignment
Postmaster Hany J. Andrus announces a fresh issue of government bonds now available for investors. Postal savings may be applied to the purchase of these bonds without loss of interest.
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Hany J. Andrus
Marine Corps Recruiting Office Seeks Qualified Applicants
The Seattle recruiting office at Room 433 Federal Office Building announced it is accepting applications for entitlement of qualified young men. The officer in charge provided the information in a today announcement.
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the. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Federal Office Building
Seattle
Dell man pleads guilty to muskrat trapping without license
Charles Maquist of Dell was arrested by county state game warden Charles Price and charged with trapping muskrats without a license. He pleaded guilty in Judge Stahl's court on Monday and was fined 27 dollars and 50 cents.
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Charles Maquist
Dell
Charles Price
Stahl
Navy’s mission to control seas cited in wartime pledge
The note quotes a pledge from a March meeting referencing a Jaws land promise and fundraising for camp. Mary Ann Luebben records the scribe line and pet stories, while a wartime navy defense rationale urges destroying or driving off aggressors to secure peaceful life at home and with allies.
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Jaws Land Promise
Eands
Mary Ann Luebben
Attendees Recall Golden Wedding Fifty Years Apart
Rex Oneal of Spokane and his wife attended the golden wedding anniversary of Rex Oneal's sister in Libby. Mrs Wood of Iowa and Glerin Oneal of Libby joined those present, while ard Plenn resides with his parents.
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Rex Oneal
Spokanta
Glerin’ Oneal
Libby
Ard Plenn
The
Mil
Mrs. Wood
Mr. Oncal
Iowa
Pie social at school house draws crowd and prizes
The pie social at the school house on Saturday netted funds and social buzz. Music by the Rocky Mountain Rangers sparked a crowd that cheered first prize winner Harris, second for Stephens, and third for Allan Harrison.
Keenan hosts B and B Pinochle club gathering
Mr and Mrs Jack Keenan entertained the B and B Pinochle club at their ranch home north of town last Friday evening. All were in costume with a jolly evening. Mr and Mrs John Albens held high scores. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Ned Saunders on Friday April 5. Navy planes from Langley Lexington and Saratoga flew 1 341 500 miles without mishap during the fleet’s California to New York voyage last year.
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Jack Keenan
Morth
Town
John Albens
Ned Saunders
United States Fleet
California
New York
U. SS. Langley
U. S. S. Lexington
U. S. S. Saratoga
Local residents visit Dillon and Armstead areas
A turnover of visitors and residents is noted with Mrs Agnés Pierce and Mrs Myntle Denny driving to Delon Monday. Dillon resident George Highes returns home after a few days away. J N Mansfield and family shop in Armstead Tuesday. Charles G Johnson leaves for Armstead Tuesday. Fred Murchton makes a business trip to Armstead Wednesday. Alvin Owen family from Armstead visits Grant Wednesday. Adele Pierce out of school with measles. Dorothy Waldemar of Dillon High School visits home for weekend. George H Smith spends Monday in Dillon. Earl Manis of Melrose visits Grant Saturday.
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Guy Gray
Dillon
Grant
Agnés Pierce
Myntle Denny
Delon
George Highes
J.N
Mansfield
Armstead
Charles. G. Johnson
Armtead
Fred. Murchton
Alvin Owen
Mr. Sullivan
Butte
Barrett
Adele Pierce
Dorothy Waldemar
Montana Highway Patrol Rules and Penalties Outlined
The Montana legislature approves a state patrol act under the maintenance department and highway commission. Patrolmen will be chosen via a revolving fund from fines and fees with licenses priced at 50 cents for taxis and trucks and 25 cents per additional vehicle. after three months of probation, patrols cover 12 districts with uniforms and marked vehicles. Penalties cover lights, licenses, brakes, signaling, reckless and drunken driving, with fines from minor warnings to 5000 dollars and prison terms. licenses may be revoked, and officers assist in serious crimes, but cannot intervene in labor disputes. licenses issued by the registrar or county treasurers.
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Deér
Congressman McGroarty Defends Independents in Letters
The article quotes John Steven McGroarty, former Montanan and Townsend plan introducer, asserting his independence in Congress and in correspondence with constituents. It cites a sharp example where a letter from a reader pleads for restoration of the Sierra Madre and accuses him of inaction, prompting McGroarty to respond with a blunt rebuke.
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John Steven McGroarty
Congress
Sierra Madre Mountains
Regulators Debate Utility Rates and Government Ownership
A committee hearing drew presidents of utility holding firms and experts to discuss regulation, rates, and state versus federal authority. Proponents argue for federal guidance while defending investor protections, warning against propaganda and nationalization fears.
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Zimmermann
Wilkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Congress Passes Patman Bill After Gag Rule Debates
Congress spent five hours debating with only one bill in sight, amid gag rule restrictions. The Patman bill passed after a hard struggle and now goes to the Senate and President for action.
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Congress
Patman
Senate
President
Bob's Barbershop Opens in New Banack Location
Bob's Barbershop operated by Bob Atkeson moved last week from its former site two doors west beside the Buffet on Ban nack and opened to the public on Thursday.
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Bob's Barbershop
Bob “Atkeson
Bannack
National Reemployment Service Offers Employer Aid
The National Reemployment Service of Montana explains its role linking unemployed workers to jobs based on training and fit. It emphasizes interview screening, district offices, free service to applicants and employers, and separation from relief programs, urging subscriptions.
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State of
Montana
National Reemployment Service
The
United States Employment Service
United ‘States
National
Public Employment Service
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