Future of the Cattle Industry in Montana
Armour & Company representative addresses the Montana Stockgrowers at Miles City, reflecting on 1928 improvements, war legacies, and the needed readjustment in cattle values. He notes packer and producer interdependence and predicts changes in policy and methods ahead for Northwest stock growers.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
Northwest
Montana
Jack Burke
Armour & Company
Northwestern
Commission
Fumigating Station Set Up at Lima to Check Foot and Mouth
A Lima disinfecting station opened this week under Sheriff Dan Mooney and Dr. A. C. Morrow to fumigate clothing, automobiles, dogs, and luggage from the south where foot and mouth disease is prevalent. Freight trains and travelers are subject to treatment unless already fumigated or from disease free areas. Five official fumigators including L. B. Wakefield and Clarence Wall inspect workers entering the state. Fifteen people received treatment on Wednesday, two arriving from highly affected regions.
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Lima
Dan Mooney
A. C. Morrow
L. B. Wakefield
Clarence Wall
Albert Peterson
L. E. Brainerd
Sunday at St Rose Church Boy Dinner
Fifty boys marched from the public school to St Rose Catholic Church for mass at 10 30 then about seventy were served a chicken dinner in the rectory by local parish ladies and some sisters joined in the meal.
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St. Rose Catholic Church
St. Rose
Better Homes Week Celebrated In Dillon
In coordination with a national movement Better Homes Week will be observed in Dillon from May 12 to May 18. A large local committee has been formed to organize plans. Merchants are asked to allow show windows to be decorated by the committee or owners. A program of events will be announced later.
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National Movement
Better Homes
Dillon
Local Odd Fellows Lodge Celebrates 105th Anniversary
The local lodge of Odd Fellows marked its 105th anniversary with a Monday banquet at the lodge rooms. Rev. Edward Smith of the Methodist church delivered the address "What We Commemorate" and musical numbers filled the program. Sympathy was extended to Mr and Mrs I Cashmore due to Mrs Cashmore's illness, their husband being a charter member.
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Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Order
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
I. Cashmore
Dillon Fire Department elects new officers
The Dillon Fire Department held its annual officer election on Thursday evening. Tim Tash was elected chief, Harvey Sorenson assistant chief, R. R. Price secretary, Frank Ashworth treasurer, and J. B. Mayfield trustee. They announce plans for a second annual Fourth of July celebration that will surpass last year’s event.
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Dillon
Tim Tash
Harvey Sorenson
R. R. Price
Frank Ashworth
J. B. Mayfield
Armstead Men Col Alf Decker and Parke T Scott in Town
Col Alf Decker and Parke T Scott of Armstead are in town this afternoon for undisclosed business.
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Col Alf. Decker
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Boys Picnic Observed at Patterson Ranch by Scouts
Tomorrow at ten o clock a mass departure of boys under 12 will head to the Patterson ranch south of the city for Boys Day Out of Doors. More than 200 youngsters will participate as the local Boy Scout unit conducts herd riding with R A Reeser as chairman.
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Patterson Ranch
Boy Scouts
R. A. Reeser
Blessing On Little Boys Poem by Arthur Gutterman
A devotional poem praising young boys who resemble Puck, their quickness and imagination. The speaker asks God to protect them from life’s bitterness and to remember his own youth, ending with a plea for grace on his knees.
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Puck
Father
Barrett Hospital Observes Open House May 12
Dillon hosts a national observance as Barrett hospital opens from 2 to 5 PM with tea served by board wives. Dr. T C Witherspoon of Butte, a Barrett board member, speaks that evening on The Mouth of the Child. attendance invited for parents.
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Barrett Hospital
Dillon
United States
T. C. Witherspoon
Butte
Funeral of E. L. Norris Tuesday
Impressive funeral services for Ed win L Norris former governor of Montana were held in Great Falls Tuesday and the remains shipped to Bowling Green Kentucky for interment. Norris, a long time Montana attorney and state leader, resided in Dillon during visits and considered it home.
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Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Great Falls
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Norris
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Eldom
Albert Stamm
Joseph C. Smith
A. L. Stone
George Metlen
Martin Barrett
Frank Landon
J. E. Morse
G. T. Paul
Union
Cumberland County
Western Kentucky Normal School
Bowling Crea
Boys Day Observed Under Principal Linden McCullough Parade Held
Principal Linden McCullough led a Boys Day observance with classroom exercises and an afternoon parade. Hundreds of boys marched downtown carrying American flags, signaling their pride in the occasion.
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Linden McCullough
Recital by Miss Nellie Little Pupils in Lima Theater
The pupils of Miss Nellie Little present a recital in Lima on Wednesday evening May 14 at 8 15 featuring piano solos and duets vocal numbers and interpretive dancing. Residents of Lima and surrounding country are invited to attend.
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Nellie Little
Lima
Fort Benton Courthouse to Gain $10,000 Addition
A local courthouse in Fort Benton is set to receive a new addition valued at ten thousand dollars. The project aims to expand facilities and improve court services for the community.
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Fort Benton
Piano Recital and Community Sing Highlight May 7
Miss Ruby Wyatt presents a National Music Week piano recital at the Training School auditorium on Wednesday evening May 7 starting at 8 15. A short Community Sing will follow led by Miss Connie Martin. Participants include Ruth and Mable McCullough John Somers Georgiana Crouse Mary Hes ter Decker Marguerite Collins Edith Kenison Edith Hansen Horace Field Iva Pierron Isobel Mast William Clarke Estelle Lenox Hiram Brundage Madge Betty Vachon Eloisa Williams Harry Williams Ethel Jean Davis Ruth Ryburm Maxine Pierron June Herndon.
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Ruby Wyatt
Training School
Connie Martin
Ruth and
Mable McCullough
John Somers
Georgiana Crouse
Mary Hester Decker
Marguerite Collins
Edith Kenison
Edith Hansen
Horace Field
Iva Pierron
Recital by Four Pupils Under Mrs Tello May 12
On May 12 at 8 15 p m in the college auditorium four high school sophomores will perform piano solos duets and double piano numbers guiding the program with the College Glee Club under Miss Connie Martin The event is free to the public and further details will be announced next week in the Tribune.
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College Auditorium
College Glee Club
Tribune
Connie Martin
Gregory studio pupils stage May 5 concert at Training School
Pupils from L A Gregory studio perform Monday evening May 5 at the Training School auditorium. The program includes solos a violin cello and piano trio and a nine piece junior orchestra making its debut. Ages range ten to thirteen and all are members of the Gregory orchestra. Concert starts at 8 15 pm and admission is free to the public and all are invited.
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L. A. Gregory
Gregory Orchestra
Sunday School and Youth Prayers Set Weekly Schedule
Sunday school for all ages at 10 o clock. Senior B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Intermediate B Y P U at 5 p m. Special meetings draw strong attendance with two professions. Topics include Friday When Peter Met His Lord Saturday The Conversion of a Good Man Sunday Our Heavenly A Legacy Sunday night The Land of Beginning Again Monday The Inevitable Christ.
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Peter
Rotarians Elect 1924 Directors at Luncheon
A new board for 1924 was elected at last Wednesday's Rotary luncheon. Directors include Dr. J. N. Monroe president S Ki Davis of the Normal college Frank Vlies C Blinn and John B. Somers. Officers will be chosen from this board. In observance of Boy's Week forty two young men were entertained at the luncheon.
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J. N. Monroe
S. Ki. Davis
the Normal College
Frank Vlies
C. &. Blinn
John B. Somers
Early grass prospects and new school district in Fergus county
Prospects for early grass in Montana are excellent and livestock outlook is favorable for a strong lamb and calf crop according to a government report. In Lewistown a new school district, district No. 202, has been created in Fergus county.
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Montana
Lewistown
Fergus County
Career of Montana Governor Anson R. Calloway
The obituary notes his long career from Dillon as a physician and attorney, state senator for Beaverhead from 1896 to 1900, lieutenant governor from 1905 to 1908, then governor after Governor Toole’s resignation, serving until 1913. He retired to Great Falls to resume law practice.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
State Senate
Toole
Great Falls
Wool Growing Industry Today
Speech by Mr. Matt Staff to the Shopmen convention outlines optimism for the wool market. He traces 1923 24 conditions, retail demand, and price movements from Jericho clips to Montana, noting growing consumption, exports, and the shift from hand to mouth buying to sustain activity and avoid scarcity.
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West
Jericho
Montana
Belgium
France
Europe
England
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willard C. White
Arthur Gutterman
White House
Department of Agriculture
Coolidge
Charles and Louis Knier
New York
Grace Bush
Ohio
Eee Naglee
Hugh Johnston
Henry de Long
Ndiana
E. L. Norris
Margaret Tello
Gregory
The
First Baptist Church
Rotarians
Matt Staff
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