National Forests Face a Critical Policy Fight
Gifford Pinchot warns in a letter from Harrisburg that the Evans Bill H R 5840 would place National Forest lands under secretly appointed state boards with no hearings or ground investigation. He argues the measure risks vast land transfers, secret decisions, and reduced federal road funds, urging open government and continued conservation efforts.
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Washington
United States
National Forests
Congress
New England
Middle States
Virginia
Atlantic
Nai
Gulf
Maine
Louisiana
Star Chamber
Fall
Gifford Pinchot
Meeting on Russian painting and sculpture at library
A regular meeting of the American Association of University Women gathered at the training school library on Monday evening to discuss Russian painting and sculpture. A brief business session followed the program.
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American Association of University Women
Northside Club Votes $10 for Barrett Hospital Grounds
The Northside Country club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Miller Tuesday afternoon and voted ten dollars to the fund for beautifying and improving the Barrett hospital grounds.
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Northside Country Club
H. M. Miller
Barrett Hospital
Students Welcome Wide Ruled Paper Shipment
A shipment of wide ruled notebook paper has arrived at the Tribune Book Store for student use.
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Tribune Book Store
Estate of D Dickson Deceased Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the administratrix of the estate of D Dickson Deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers. The notice is in the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
D. Dickson
Ed Dickson
Japan's War Gamble Revealed as Costly Mistake
The text argues Japan overestimated its economic capacity and military prowess. It notes inability to fund a war, reliance on bonds, and public doubt. It contrasts Japanese arrogance with a wary view of Allied power, warning of consequences if aid is not forthcoming and the Kaiser mood shifts.
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Japan
Firefighters Respond to Woodshed Blaze at South Dakota Street
Fire department was called about eleven o clock Wednesday evening to extinguish a blaze that destroyed part of a woodshed behind 404 South Dakota street, the premises occupied by Mike Marcklin. Little damage was done by the flames. A county tractor undergoing repairs at the shop was involved.
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South Dakota Street
Mike Marcklin
Montana street open to Virginia City road urged
A petition to the city council requests opening Montana street to the Virginia City road to provide a second northbound route into Dillon. Contractors work progresses on the new tar rounds site north of town and a railroad spur will be finished soon. The water works proposition appears to have fallen through.
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Ruby
Dillon
Montana Street
Virginia City
Main Brother of Archie Arrives in City
George Main, brother of Archie Main, arrived from Carthage NL and will reside here. On April Fool day the city saw neat jokes. Masters Thomas and Wilbur Gilbert and W. F. Cashmore were confirmed by Bishop Brewer at St James church. Camas Nelson promoted to first sergeant and W. J. Cushing to quartermaster sergeant at militia drill night.
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the Tribune
George Main
Archie
Carthage
Masters Thomas
Wilbur Gilbert
W. F. Cashmore
Bishop Brewer
St. James Church
Camas Nelson
W. J. Cushing
Militia
Three New School Houses Planned for Summer
The Tribune reports in 1912 that three new school buildings will be erected this summer at Grant Wisdom and Willis costing about $10,000. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of Roberts Idaho are visiting in the city. A saddle horse with gear and provisions was stolen from Mrs. Julia Selway’s ranch last Sunday night.
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the Tribune
Grant
Wisdom
Willis
Charles Price
Roberts
Idaho
Julia Selway
Real Estate Transfers and Related Deeds in Dillon Area
Week ending March 26 1932 records show US transfers of 160 to 335 acres in Sheep Creek and Sage Creek basins. Deeds include Maggie Courtney to W G Gilbert four lots in Rife Add Dillon and Holm to banks, with multiple properties in Sheep Creek basin and Armstead townsite. Also notes patents and legal actions including Dillon Gun Club incorporation.
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Beaverhead Abstract Co
United States
Rasmus Hansen
John Kenison
Sheep Creek Basin
William D. Knox
Sage Creek Basin
Maggie Courtney
W. G. Gilbert
Rife
Dillon
First National Bank
Sheep Creek
Peterson-Hansen Company
John Collins
Horse Prairie
Eda Freeman
Richard Freeman
Thomas A
Anna L. Craver
Julia A. Selway
Hazel McGrath
Charles
Mary Torp
Gleed, Brothers
Centennial Valley
R. M. Barrett
W. H. Lyons
Armstead
Bertie Mathews
J. O. Melton
Barratt’s Station
W. C. Orr
Reba Quinn
Dillon East Beach
Edna B. Emerick
Myrl Erwin
Dillon Gun Club
Notable Kansas Woman Endures Painful Life Struggle
Mrs Je Be Stevenson of Kansas is described as living under a cloud of chronic pain. The report notes back ache stiff joints and constant fatigue along with urinary issues shaping her daily life.
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Stevenson
Kansas
Washington's Heroic Youth to First President
Phyllis Mae Morrison recalls the early life of George Washington from Virginia soil to Mount Vernon. The poem traces his youth as surveyor, service to the king, leadership through Braddock and frontier wars, and destiny to found a new nation. Washington’s sacrifice and vision are celebrated as national backbone.
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Braddock
Mount Vernon
Easter Monday Dance at St James Guild Hall
An enjoyable dance was held at St James guild hall Monday evening under the auspices of the guild. Music was furnished by the Orange Crush dance band.
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St. James Guild Hall
The
Guild
Orange Crush
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