Veterans regulations to be reviewed for fair compensation
The White House stated after talks with President Roosevelt, Louis Johnson, and Lewis Douglas that veterans compensation schedules will be reviewed to ensure fair levels. Regional veterans offices will not be closed unless regional facilities are clearly unnecessary and government hospitals will remain open while a comprehensive survey is conducted. The announcement stresses humane treatment of disabled veterans and careful study of all related regulations.
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White House
Steven Early
Roosevelt
Louis Johnson
American Legion
Lewis Douglas
Veterans’ Administration
County federation meeting favors civic duty and unity
Meeting of the county federation closes with resolutions urging members to act on government and civic affairs, counter act communist propaganda, support a county presidents conference, study a tri county federation, and back the Eighteenth Amendment while it remains law.
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Wl ‘Higgins
Butte
Jimmy
E. H
Harvey
May Festival Delights Large Indoor Audience
The May fete indoors on the college campus pleased a large Friday audience. Barrett and Ruth Phelps led soloists Cora Welch and Bonnie Eakman with the Little Symphony under Frances Robinson. Mrs. Charlotte Ballard played piano as the queen's processional and recessional featured graceful dancing and colorful costumes.
State Grazing Law Upheld by Court
Montana Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of the grazing fee law allowing the state land board to reduce leases. The ruling dismisses injunctions by Thomas Rider and notes fees revert to school funds, creating a clash between schools and livestock interests. Justice Ralph J. Anderson wrote the opinion, joined by all justices. Representative Joe Metlen introduced the original bill.
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W. G. Gilbert
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
State Supreme Court
State Land Board
Montana Supreme Court
Thomas B Rider
Missoula
Ralph J. Anderson
Joe Metlen
State Lands Committee
Poppy Day Observed in Dillon This Saturday
Dillon to mark Poppy Day with a service honoring the dead and aiding the living. No price will be asked for American Legion Auxiliary poppies. wear a poppy and contribute what one can to support relief work for disabled veterans and their families through the local Auxiliary unit.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Montana Maginnis Oration Dazzles Readers in May Tribute
A Beaverhead County note from the Tribune dated May 26 recalls Dillon's fond devotion to Major Maginnis with sixteen columns of high praise. It mocks Democrats reading the lengthy oration while noting civic jokes and political banter. Also cited is a price comparison: ore shipment costs from Blue Wing district now $30 by rail versus $27.50 by ox team in the 1870s.
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McMaginnis
Major
Martin
Maginnis
Moses
Maginnises
Old Country
Montana
Major Maginnis
Ward
Walkfolk
Stapleton
Mayhew
Pemberton
Joe Toole
Bill A. Clark
Pales
Wilts
the Tribune
Blue Wing
Ox Team
Utah
40 Yeas Ago Tributes To Graduation And Escape
The May 1898 notes describe a jammed opera house for commencement with ornate stage decoration and student orations. A jail escape is recounted after a prisoner walked out through a back end, while town life notes mention new buggies and ranchers preparing for tours and horse gear.
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the Tribune
Opera
Dillon
Local Missoula Students Return Home After School
Readable fragments show Joe Reichle Dale and Genevieve Mollen returning home from Missoula after attending school there. The passage notes post office and station mentions but lacks full context or dates.
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Reichle
Joe
Dale
Genevieve’ Mellen
Missoula
Beaverhead High Graduation Promises 61 Diplomas
Beaverhead High will award diplomas to 61 seniors at a Thursday 8 o clock commencement in the gym. The program includes a processional Priests March etc with solos by William Roland and Marguerite Collins, valedictory Tom Hartwig, and diplomas presented by Mr. J H Gilbert. The class roster lists students including Marguerite Collins Lulu Belle Gilman William Roland and Frank Tyro Jr among others.
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Nage One
William Roland
Margaret Winter
Athalia
Mendelssohn
H. N. Tragitt
Marguerite Collins
Valse Lente
Risher
Leone Cashmore
Lulu Belle Gilman
Helen Hoffman Wheat
Roosevelt
Helen Devaney
Barbarosa
Barnhouse
Harrison Kellum
Frank Tyro
Bennet
Jean Hoffman
O’mine
Sanderson
Edward Exum
Marian Wahl
Tom Hartwig
W. W. Wahl
J. H. Gilbert
Alvin Bay
Andrew E. Gilbert
Leon‘axl H. Hansen
Edwin Heikkila
Harold Nelson
Robert V. Peterson
Joseph W. Roe
George R. Shaffner
Marguérite W. Collins
Elsie Curnutt
Butte Stage Line to Be Discontinued
Owing to canceled mail trains and altered times the Butte to Dillon star route will end in May. Postmaster J. C. Fuller confirms reduced mail makes stage operation unjustified while the stage also transports the Montana Standard.
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Butte
Dillon
J. C. Fuller
May Fete at State University Highlights Emma Dedication
State University Missoula hosts the 1933 May Fete with 61 women participating in the Grecian chant review and Emma's graduation style. Hope Mathews among lineup as part of the festive program marking May Day's long campus tradition since 1910.
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State University
Missoula
Hope Mathews
The
Emma
Fourth grade program observes Parents Day in Montana event
Fourth grade pupils in Miss Hands room hosted Parents Day with a morning program of pageants songs poems and pantomimes depicting historical Montana events. Participants included Donald Smith Bruce Jeppson Clyde Casterline Ethel Forrester Regina Rebish and many others. The program featured The Lewis and Clark Expedition at Three Forks Early Trappers The First Mission and The Days of the Cattlemen among others. A separate notice to creditors in Albina Stone estate in Beaverhead County Montana asks claimants to file within four months with administrator at Dillon law offices.
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Three Forks
Cora Welch
Bruce Jeppson
Clyde Casterline
Ethel Mary Forrester
Regina Rebish
Alta Walker
Helen Morrow
Dorothy Anna Gosman
Eileen Grimes
Avis Underwood
Helen George
Grace Emma Knox
Betty Lee Harrison
Margaret Nell Shannon
Pack Bell
Giovannina Cardinale
Nick
Thomas Welborn
Buck
Boyd Koenig
Ora Roselle
Edgar
Howard ‘Harman
Billy Neal
Frank Marsh
Roem
Jean Burch
Harold Cantrell
Freddie Chapman
Buddy
Dodd
Oren Dilley
Billy Bonnifield
Miss Hand
Noreen Thibabeau
Dan Tucker
Howard Harman
Joe Bergeson
Loma Steele
Ruth Koenig
Erma Jane Davis
Ellen Fuller
Pat
Mike
Vernon
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Albina Stone
J. E. Kelly
Dillon Montana
County
Malting barley premiums tied to crop size and quality
The 1917 barley crop reached 211 million bushels with about 72 million used for malt, while last year’s harvest was 300 million. If this year’s crop matches last year and malt demand mirrors 1917, the malting premium chance is about one in four. Malsters seek high quality malting barley, which yields less than feed varieties. Liu Yu-Chin, Peiping zoological gardens gatekeeper, is eight feet tall.
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Liu Yu-Chin
Zoological Gardens
Peiping
China
Trustees' Meeting To Review Preliminary Budget
Notice under Montana School Law calls all Beaverhead County district boards to a regular session on the second Monday in June to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the next school year. Taxpayers may appear to be heard and transportation applications should be made at this meeting. Nell Doyle Superintendent of Schools Beaverhead County.
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Montana
Nell Doyle
Beaverhead County
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Harry Adelman
Brocton
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Bexley, Eng
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LL. ‘Nichols
St. ‘Johns, Mich
Glendale
Rom the Tribune
Normal College
Edna Emerick
dilJon
Ays
Beaverhead High
Will Dance
Northwest Bancorporation
McLaughlin
Undertaker
Pathfinder
Rn. M. Stone
Seiberling Standard Service
Dillon, Mont
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