Simpson Plans New Educational Program at Birch Creek
Mr. Simpson, new educational adviser for Company 1501, plans a five month workshop in the Birch Creek school room. The CCC Educational program 1936-87 issued by the Office of Education in Washington, DC, is tied to Birch Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Scott Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Birch Creek
Washington, D. C
CCC
Office of Education
Shaw
Forest Service
Camp Birch Creek
D. L. Rossiter
Pole
John J. Stevens
National Human barbecue urges fire safety nationwide
A public safety exhortation notes about 10 000 people burned to death in the last year with children disproportionately affected. It stresses that 80 percent of fires are preventable, urges regular home inspections, and directs readers to fire departments for information to reduce hazards and prevent reoccurrence.
Chevrolet to Introduce New Model Amid 25th Anniversary
Fred Woodside of Montana Auto Supply, Chevrolet dealer, confirms reports from Detroit that Chevrolet will launch a new line to mark 25 years of manufacturing. He notes the car will be a valve in head six and credits the 1936 models for power, durability, and fuel efficiency, with Detroit saying the 1937 engine will surpass these standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Chevrolet
Mr. Woodside
Detroit
Woodside
Origin of Tell It to the Marines Phrase
Postmaster H J Andrus reports an origin tale from Captain C C Gill of the Seattle Marine Recruiting Station about a king and a colonel of Marines in Charles II era who agree to believe a sea captain’s flying fish tale. The line emerges as a royal quip testifying to Marines’ unvarying reach and veracity. A unrelated confession linked to a rattlesnake death and a stray hair note conclude the fragmentary clipping.
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H. J. Andrus
C. C. Gill
Marine Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Seattle
Washington
Gill
Peppy
Charles II
England
Old England
Sea Regiment
Marines
Barbados
Charles
Memory Pictures of Home Interiors for Family Albums
The article urges midlife memory keepers to photograph interiors of childhood homes to refresh fading detail. It covers using long exposures, tripod use, avoiding clutter, keeping furniture in place, preventing reflections, and enhancing light with reflectors or floodlights for daytime and night shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Over Confidence the Motorist Sin Prompts Safer Driving View
An article citing the National Safety Council argues that newer cars cause more accidents due to overconfidence. It notes 24.79 percent of cars from 1925 to 1928 and 15 percent from 1935 accounted for higher shares of incidents, urging cautious, non reckless driving of both new and old vehicles. It also highlights eight million visitors to national parks this year and 24,000 miles of government supervised areas inviting travel to see America first.
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National Safety Council
United States
America
Milford Groom Handcuffs Self to Fiance in Supposed Kidnap Plot
Daniel H Hedden of Milford Connecticut handcuffed himself to his bride to block a suspected kidnapping plan but forgot he had no key to the lock, creating a tense domestic incident.
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Daniel H. Hedden
Milford, Conn
Miss Irene Blunk Weds Raymond Gransberry in Butte
A neighborhood note reports Irene Blunk of Anaconda wed Raymond Gransberry of Reichle on a Saturday in Butte. The bride is Herman Blunk’s daughter. the groom works with his father in ranching. The couple will reside in Reichle.
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Frakes
Moran
Lois Baril
Glen
Butte
Irene Blunk
Anaconda
Raymond Gransberry
Reichle
Herman Blunk
Gransberry
Lineman’s bear encounter ends when he climbs a tree
Union Electric lineman O. T. Vandegrift chased by two black bears in Bloody Dick area. He climbs a tree without climbers and fires at the bears after they attack. The wounded bear still charges, he retreats, and darkness ends the pursuit with the bears leaving. Three Chicago area deaths occur in a plane crash while filming a Burlington train. Andrew Wisniewski of Milwaukee offers two of his 11 children to pay a $35 furniture debt.
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Union Electric Company
O. T. Vandegrift
Vande
Vandegrift
Chicago
Burlington
Andrew Wisniewski
Milwaukee
Cattle Trade Highlights Grasshopper Herding Progress
In Armstead areas this weekend buyers and sellers moved 300 Hereford fat steers from Grasshopper near Bannack to the Holly Sugar company in Colorado. George Harrison, Nay Brothers, and J. Dodd of Dillon participated with other local ranchers. The Grasshopper Herding association reports 2,000 to 2,500 head pastured in Elkhorn Mountain district. three-year shipments to Colorado reflect rising cattle quality and market strength.
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W. C. Jennings
Bill Jennings
Armstead
George Harrison
Ralph Harrison
Tash
Nay
Cleo Brown
Hollis Harrison
Johnny Knoll
Tom Judge
Nay Bros
Lower Grasshopper
Bannack
James Dodd
Dillon
Holly Sugar Company
Colorado
Harrison and Tash
Grasshopper Herding Association
Elkhorn Mountain
Holly’ Sugar ‘Company
Great Falls
Harrison
Joe Madden
H. G. Rodgers
Rodgers
W. G. Gilbert
Paul Temple
W. B. Hartwig
Frank, Madden
Henry Meine
George Montgomery
Carl Giudici
Mr. Markovich
Earl Opp
Russell Harrison
George Lenox
Farley Ranch
George Pyle
E. P. Marchesseau
Carl L. Knoll
Butte
Mr. Knoll
Andy Hayes
Melva
Patty
Lorraine
Evalyn
Shirley
Elmer Hayes
Hallowe'en
Judge
Andy Pyle
Ruth
Lucy
Frank Marchesseau
Walter McAndrews
Anaconda
Jr. D. Harrigan
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Harold Nelson
Marie Nelson
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Jodge Wilhelming
Emil Schindler
Tom Clemon
Charles Wenger
Wendell Jardine
A. W. Wilson
Len Halloran
John Jackson
Lawrence Halloran
Anna Lee Shepherd
Suzanne Gilbert
Helen Anderson
St. Margaret's Guild
Tom Pendergast
Dan Pendergast
Wise River
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Montana
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson& Johnson
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers
T. Anderson
Jonesville
Klamitter
Ypsilanti
Mich
Philip Eaton
Edgeley
Dallas
Texas
Frank Buhrer
Here
Henry Lehman
Albert Schmidt
Mary Schmidt
Lineman
Bears
Harrison Douglas
St. Louis
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