Glee Clubs Of College In Recital
The Normal college women glee club and mixed chorus performed a spring recital in the college auditorium under Arnold Clair. The women sang a series of pieces and the mixed chorus closed with two spirituals and "Some Like Dogs" with Miss Mary Hocking as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College Women’s Glee Club
Arnold Clair
Glee Club
R. Friml
Pinsuii
Root
Grenadiers
Tchaikowski
Wederlein
Marietta
Victor Herbert
Fontaine Christy
Lord
Dawson
Burleigh
Mary Hocking
Book by James W. Mann Published in 1938
Announcement of the February 1938 book The Student Writer by James W. Mann graduate of Montana State Normal college. Mann, an instructor in 1937 at the college, is on the Winneka public schools staff. The volume covers organizing editorial staff reporting writing humor editorials sports features and headlines with numerous quotations. Mann was a former Montana teacher and principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Mann
Montana State Normal College
Winnetka, DL
Winnetka
Mann
Montana
Dillon Track Squad Begins Spring Training Run
Coach Carl Ross leads Dillon hopefuls into four week preps for the April 30 district meet in this city. Veterans Earl Fairbanks Alex Tait Jack Cashmore Don Wheat Charley Burgess head a point‑winning nucleus with new prospects Lloyd Whipple Johnny McGahan Eddie Wilcox Joe Roland and Frank Bayerd among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ross
Dillon
Earl Fairbanks
Alex Tait
Jack Cashmore
Don Wheat
Charley Burgess
Lloyd
Whipple
Johnny McGahan
Eddie Wilcox
Joe Roland
Frank Bayerd
Cashmore and Wheat
Fairbanks
Taft
C. Burgess
Farm Loan Officers Confer At Missoula
Nearly 100 directors and secretaries of 16 national farm loan associations serving 21 western Montana counties met in Missoula with officers of the Federal Land Bank at Spokane. Dillon and Twin Bridges representatives attended. The president, E. M. Ehrhardt, said the Land bank position is stronger than in recent years with reduced delinquencies, lower expenses, higher earnings, better service, and a record volume of real estate sold. New first mortgage loans are being issued at 4 percent interest. A dental clinic on overbite restriction was held by Dr. R. D. Curry at Deer Lodge.
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National Farm Loan Associations
Montana
Missoula
Federal Land, Bank
Spokane
Beaverhead
W. B. Seyler
Twin Bridges
E. M. Ehrhardt
High School to Stage Operetta Next Tuesday
Beaverhead county high school plans a spring operetta in the school gym with a large cast led by Bob Kent Don Wheat and Marguerite Johnson. The production features actors dancers a Chinese detective and a movie star among many others and an orchestra under L A Gregory.
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Beaverhead County
Bob Kent
Don Wheat
Marcia Norton
Marguerite Johnson
Windy Bryan
Clyde Casterline
Countess de Norka
Jo Ann Fuller
Clyde Chalmers
Howard Morse
Annette
June Johnson
Mr. Norton
Quadrangle Pictures
Don Smith
Agatha Wigglesworth
Ruth Deputy
Eric von Whoopenholler
Bob Gregg
Wan Hop
Hi de Ho
David Rife
Arthur Christensen
Alys Adore
June Patrick
Tim Molloy
Bruce Brundage
Willie
Fred Rife
TVA Ouster Shocks Washington as Morgan Is Dismissed
In a dramatic week President Roosevelt pushed TVA to answer charges and demanded cooperation or resignation. Chairman Arthur E Morgan refused again, was ousted, while proposed Senate reforms would centralize reorganizing power to the president with limited Congressional veto and a new single Civil Service administrator.
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Washington
Roosevelt
TVA
Arthur Ernest Morgan
David Eli Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Morgen
Morgan
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Senate
Board of Tax Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Civil’ Service
Civil Service Commission
Mrs Ewilda Miller Robinson Appointed Little Rock Postmaster
Washington noted Mrs Ewilda Miller Robinson widow of Senator Joe Robinson was appointed postmaster of Little Rock Arkansas at a $6000 yearly salary by presidential request. The appointment followed remarks of deep appreciation from last week.
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Washington
Ewilda Miller Robinson
Arkansas
Joe Robinson
Roosevelt
Little Rock
Ark
Washington urged overhaul of government administration
The piece notes a shift from low mood to action urging Congress to restructure the executive branch. It references Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s January push for a sweeping reform plan aimed at reorganizing the federal government and ending spoils politics.
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Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Heavy Snow Brings Joy To Farmers
Farmers and stockmen in the region celebrate heavy snows bringing moisture for grass and spring farming. A four and a half inch base last week, plus three feet in Centennial valley over two months, aids ranges. Sled mail from Monida to Lakeview, a seven ton tractor stuck in snow, and a Jackson to Dillon trip faced deep drifts and difficult travel.
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Centennial Valley
Monida
Lakeview
Paul Trier
Butte
U. S. Marshall
Centennial Villey
Sam Ditty Tours Midwest States Then Prefers Montana
Sam Ditty returned from a month long trip through Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas noting he enjoyed the journey but finds Montana looks much better to him than any of the states visited.
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Sam Ditty
Middle Western
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Forester Stresses Range Grass Growth At Dillon Rotary
Major Wyan W. Kelley regional forester from Missoula spoke to the Dillon Rotary on range grass evolution and the need for a humus rich soil. He cited 1926 to 1935 rainfall and yield data showing how wetter years boosted grass and urged stocking ranges to a middle balance for durable growth. Guests included Warren Shaw Edgar Rife W G Gilbert Howard Morse and Frank Bayerd.
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Wyan W. Kelley
Missoula
Dillon Rotary Club
Beaverhead County
Forest Service
Ralph McFadden
Warren Shaw
Wisdom
Edgar Rife
Dell
W. G. Gilbert
Howard Morse
Frank Bayerd
Remains of J R Nim mons Incomplete Report
The remains of the late J R Nim mons, who was fatally wounded Sunday afternoon when the gun was fired, were ...
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J. R. Nimmons
Warty
Siar
Delegation Meets With Dillon Men Over Beaverhead Roads
Delegates from the Big Hole Road association met with Dillon Chamber of Commerce leaders to discuss road problems in Beaverhead county. Names include Mrs. Mary Shaw Don Anson Warren Shaw and Harry Hehning from Wisdom, plus Dillon officials O A Bergeson R M Barrett W B Hartwig J W Bond Bert Megquier George Metlen and Secretary J L Mayland. The talks sought highway designation state surveys and future engineering input for Twin Bridges Dillon Divide Wisdom Armstead Leadore Idaho routes.
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Beaverhead County
Big Hole Road Association
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Mayland
Andrus
O. A. Bergeson
Warren Shaw
Don Anson
State Highway Commission
W. B. Hartwig
George Mellen
Helena
Big Hole
Mary Shaw
Harry Hehning
Wisdom
Twin Bridges
Dillon Road
Divide-Wisdom Road
Armsted
Leadore
Idaho
Dillon
R. M. Barrett
J. W. Bond
Bert Megquier
George Metlen
Harry Andrus
Dillon Debaters Enter District Tourney in Butte
Beaverhead county high school will send Howard Morse and William Tower to the district forensics tournament in Butte Friday. Dillon faces Butte and Bozeman as rivals with the winner meeting an eastern Montana title holder.
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Howard Morse
William Tower
Beaverhead
Butte
Bozeman
Dillon
Bell man leaves for Alaska placer work return
Louis Anderson of Bell departed Wednesday by train for Seattle where he will sail to Cordova Alaska. He spent the winter at Dell and is returning to resume placer operations at McCarthy. The 200 mile Cordova to McCarthy journey will be by plane.
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Louis Anderson
Bell
Seattle
Cordova
Alaska
Dell
McCarthy
Gunners Fire Perfect 25s In Idaho Telegraphic Shoot
Dillon Gun club members led the Idaho State telegraphic shoot with perfect 25s by Dr. E. G. Free and W. E. Tallent. Tallent and Free then vaulted to 50 straight, while Bill Gleed added 48x50. Other scores range down to 8x25 for Rees.
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Idaho
Dillon Gun Club
G. Larson
Burge
Eudaily
Troupe
Rees
Judge George Opp Finishes Case With Third-Degree Assault Fine
Judge George Opp last week meted a ten dollar fine to Bill Sporich on a third-degree assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Opp
Bill Sporich
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R. D. Curry
11Th District Dental Society
Deer Lodge
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Betty Lee Harrison
Giovannina Cardinale
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Katherine Hartwig
Dorothy
Ann Gosman
Grace Knox
L. A. Gregory
Leone Cashmore
Marjorie Decker
Warren Temple
Joe Taylor
Ruth Jackson
Bobby Quackenbush
Peggy Quackenbush
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Miss
Mary Castles
Normal College
Patricia Gilbert
Hiram Laphan
The
Barbara Hancock
Ilene Jackson
Bps
May Moytan Hum Butte
Beteeeseienets
Addo Delphia Kennedy
Bozemanary
A. Murphy
Atk
Anne Hoekemu
Manhattan
Elmer Tuomi Sand Coulee
Dillon Saneekaeetene Beereree Aneamnbattranc Tes Sree
William Boetticher
Isabel G. Kearney
Sheridan
Irene Mohl
Whitepine
Marie Larsen
Antelope
Kate Seagren
Helen Randolph
Annie Deniff
Barbara Magnus
Gem Eldo Cox
Shelby Een
Cane
March OF Time
U.S. Pat
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Jackson
William Carroll
Coulees
Forester
Major Kelley
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