Rotary Club Meeting Discusses League of Nations
Dillon Rotary Club led by Chairman Fred Waldorf met at the Medlen hotel on Monday evening with announcements about the state Rotary convention in Havre next week. New member Prof. Js Ford McBain and guest C Hoover of Butte spoke as Dr. Robert E. Albright addressed current events including Japan and the Monroe Doctrine and League pressure on debt default. Dr. Sheldon E. E. Davis reviewed myths about school and college, noting impracticalities and common beliefs about college impact and student study habits.
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Fred Waldorf
Dillon Rotary Club
Medlen
Havre
Js Ford McBain
C. Hoover
Butte
Robert E. Albright
League of Nations
League
Japan
Sheldon EE. Davis Alse
Callaway Pursues Republican Candidacy for Montana Chief Justice
Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway announced his run on the Republican ticket for Montana Chief Justice. He cites a backlog at the court, fewer staff per justice, and the need to follow the law impartially without personal bias.
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Lew L. Callaway
Supreme Court
Bonch and Bar
Montana
Egard
Armstead cattle loaded 40 carloads in record shipment
Armstead shipments total about 2000 cattle with 1000 sent Thursday morning. The pace marks a record for a single firm in the United States. Road to Divide blocked by construction. Montana Standard notes the feat.
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United States
Armstead
Big Hole
Divide
Montana
Farmers Union Hosts Kiwanis Banquet
The Farmers' union banquet at the Country Inn drew about 800 guests and members. Notables from Butte attended, with Jamaica Follows in welcome, speeches by Sam Mitchell, Bernard Williams, Gensberger, and Senator James A. Jorgensen. Local supporter Bernard Garrison credited with organizing the union. The union shows growth and resolve to unite for stronger farm policy.
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Farmers’ Union
Country Inn
Butte
Eivery
Otto Christianson
Jardine Rife
Sam Mitchell
Bernard Willams
Canada
Gensberger
Bernard Garrison
Emil Schindler
Dillon
Farmer's Union
Local residents attend social events and travel on Tuesday
The report lists numerous Jackson area residents visiting friends in town, traveling to Portland for a mother’s death, meeting kin in Dillon, and attending club events. It notes Bennie Johnson missing school due to illness and Wendell Jardine seeking treatment for a sprained arm, with others visiting Armstead and Dillon for family, illness, or business errands.
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Dade Stephens
Einstom
Jackson
Bennie Johnson
Jesse Insley
Missoula
Sincerity Lodge
Rebekahs
Robert Rolf
Portland
Meg
Jalie Neidt
Elvin Peterson
Louns' Club
Dacken Hotel
Roy Ford
James Johnson
Harry Lapham
Thuiday
Dillon
Butte
Lena Nelson
Isabella Peterson
Armstead
Nelon
Phil Murphy
Hamilton
Wendell Jardine
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Firsr
Bie Hole
Mark Clemon
Sanford Shepherd
House of Dreams
Wisdom
Lyston Dansie
Jake Newt, Jr
Eddie Wenger
Firestone unveils 1934 High Speed Tire features
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of California promotes the 1934 Firestone High Speed Tire. Leonard Street discusses improvements over prior models and the tire’s benefits for faster cars, including handling, strength, and construction. Dealers nationwide are prepared to stock and display the new tire in their stores.
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Firestone
L. K. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of
California
Mistoraga Paha
Leonard Streetais
Thacay
Ebay
Wits
Chessig
Pitestene Tire
P. Tee
Macerpiree
View Construction
Irestone
Community notes and visits in Beaverhead area
Local column lists events from April to May in Jackson and Dillon. People attended Mother's Day services, scout camp planning, and a forest camp at Birch Creek. several visits from Butte, Everett, and Coleville. a Jackson play, nursing graduate Ruth Wenger, and a 110 year old edition mention.
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Jackson Community Church
Anna B. St. Rose
Jackson Odd Fellows Lodge
Historian Writer Explores American History and More
In illustrated features the author recounts lesser known chapters in U S history while also covering popular science literature and the fine arts. His broad range includes current topics and his articles aid teachers with supple guidance.
Grasshopper Control Circular Guides Bait Scattering
Dr. A L Strand warns Montana county and emergency agents to inform residents about using poisoned bran mash for grasshoppers. The circular explains scattering methods by hand or mechanically, timing by temperature, and dangers to livestock from handfall bait and hillside scattering.
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A. L. Strand
State College
Montana Extension Service
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