Dillon Quakes Stir Unease Amid Aftermath in Helena
A strong tremor struck Dillon around 11 40 PM last Thursday lasting about 15 seconds. Residents compared it to a prior quake that damaged Helena, causing clocks to halt at Stamm's jewelry and prompting concern for relatives in Helena. Local Red Cross fundraising shown slow. plans paused as engineers reassess reconstruction amid ongoing aftershocks.
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Dillon
Pat, Ogren
Helena
Stamm’s Jewellry
T. E. Luebben
The
Red Cross
Luebben
Bea
Mombig
State Capitol
New Music Instructor at Normal College
Miss Irene Bond has joined the Normal College as public school music and violin instructor. She holds BA BM BME from the University of Kansas, studied violin with Waldemar Gelich, and has taught in Lawrence and Wilsey Kansas. She worked with conductor N De Robertis of the Kansas City Little Symphony.
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Irene Bond
Normal College
University of Kansas
Waldemar Gelich
Kansas University
Bond
Lawrence
Kansas
Wilsey
Kamsan
N. de Robertis
Kansas City
John Beatty Dead After Brief Illness in City
Well known local resident John Beatty died Sunday at his north side home after a short illness. He was born in Town and had long been a familiar figure in the community.
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Dillon
John Beatty
Sa Eee
Tow
Postpone Hearing on Petroleum Rates to November 25
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners delays the November 7 hearing on petroleum freight rates to November 25. Shippers planning to appear should notify the board of intended testimony. Witnesses and protesters are invited to Helena on Sunday November 24 for a 2 p.m. meeting.
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Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
All Shippore
Eldimi Helena
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Helena
Rotarians Honor Red Cross Group at Dillon Meeting
Dil Yon Rotary club heard Dr W J Romersa chair a Red Cross program praising local service. Guests Mrs Carl Hartwig Mrs Diggle Emerick and Mrs T Gilbert were honored for years of Red Cross work. New member K D Flock joined the club and Red Cross Roll Call chairwoman Ligh t was introduced for the coming year.
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W. J. Romersa
Dil- Yon
Rotary Club
American Red Cross
Carl Hartwig
Diggle Emerick
T. Gilbert
Red Cross
Forestry Department
Marguerite Collins
Lee R. Light
T. E. Luebben
Red Cross Weikens
Dillon
Beaverhead
Funda
Helena
Robert ©. Albright
Jean Graham
Marjorie Tebeau
The
Normal College
Burmah Ashcraft
Beaverhead Gets Chicago Sale Fund for Sanitation
Beaverhead county receives 18480 for sanitation projects funded by public sentiment. Since 1925 Montana reported 593 babies and 1020 adults deaths from disease spread by flies due to unsanitary conditions.
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Beaverhead
Ray Hart
WPA
Montana
Red Cross Urges Attention To Highway And Water Safety
Beaverhead Red Cross leader T E Guebben calls for heightened first aid and life saving efforts as the annual roll call begins on Armistice Day. The drive promotes reading highway warning signs, safer driving, and expanded aquatic safety programs to prevent accidents and save lives.
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T. E.guebben
Beaverhead
American Red Cross
Guebben
Red Cross
United States
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Planned For Armistice Day
The Red Cross plans its annual roll call starting Armistice Day next Monday. Volunteers will visit homes and businesses to encourage membership, with Helena earthquake relief prompting generous local support. The chapter has $200 in disaster funds and urges larger gifts to aid national and local relief efforts.
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Forest permits highly popular at Beaverhead forest
A Beaverhead National forest annual tally shows 204 special use permits covering 18 use types in force at end of fiscal year 1935. Water transmission systems lead with 61 permits, followed by 48 grazing permits. cabins, residences, reservoirs and other uses follow. The total area under special permits measures 5,759.94 acres and 101.53 miles of constructed or measurable rights. Region One totals 2,878 permits with 1,567 charged and 1,311 free, reflecting broad communal benefits from forest uses.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Beaverhead Forest
Elk Season Extended to January 1 in Bozeman District
The Montana Fish and Game Commission extended the elk season in the Gallatin valley near Bozeman to January 1, 1936. The elk season now runs through that date, replacing the former October 15 to November 15 window. Deer seasons were set with a five day extension in Bitter Root valley and Big Horn county.
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Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Moritana Fish and Game Commission
Big Horn County
Bitter Root
Highway No. 10
Latch string no longer hangs out on national forests
A regional Forest Service notice laments the loss of the old latchstring hospitality as vandals spoil shelters and outlying stations. It notes broken into lookouts, furniture used for firewood, dirtied dishes, and destroyed floors. Officials urge responsible recreation and respect for government property while welcoming forest use.
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National Forest
Forest Service
Southbound bus passengers face tense scene at hotel lobby
Fragmentary OCR describes a southbound bus from Butts to Salt Lake leaving as women on a hotel lobby aidewall glare and exchange curses. a man watches near 206 in the lobby while others pace and mutter. The prose is garbled with stray names and stray punctuation.
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Butts
Salt Lake
Pas- Gcc
Andria
Cantina Camp Hatl Ar Minand Wisdom
Fragmentary text notes a cantina camp and a phrase about wisdom and value. It mentions two Wert and Minand, but the meaning and context are unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are extractable from the snippet.
Normal College Resists Quake and Plans Dance
The college reports no damage from recent earthquakes though lights swung. A skating pond was formed on flooded tennis courts for student faculty and townspeople. Kappa Zeta Niu annual autumn pledge dance is set for Saturday November 9 at Rec hall with fifteen pledges to be initiated Wednesday night. Students elected to campus groups include Miss Malloy president of Le Cercle Francais and Emory Rouse with Ruth Phelps on the Student Activity committee.
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Normal College
Kappa Zeta Niu’s
Rec Hall
Ethel Swanson
Anaconda
Marjorie Gordon
Ronan
Rita Zanto
Highwood
Nancy Lyons
Twodot
Lois Warnke
Missoula
Esther Holberg
Fairfield
Lempi Takala
Sand Coulee
Phyllis Maurer
Dutton
Margaret Ferris
Dillon
Roscoe
Mary ‘LeClaire
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodge
Burmah Ashcraft
James Weitz
Butte
Emory Rouse
Davis
Miss Phelps
Rouse
Blanche Carpenter
Harlowton
Aldora Wood
Wheeler
Althea Hoag
Wolf Point
Ruby Horn
Windham
Patricia Williams
Great Falla
House
Dean Smith
Armistice Event Planned by Beaverhead American Legion
Beaverhead post of the American Legion sponsors Armistice day plans led by chairman T. E. Gilbert. Morning program at Hartwig Theatre includes high school band, flag salute, prayer, and musical numbers. Afternoon football pits Gooding college against Normal Bulldogs. evening Legion banquet and dance follow.
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American Legion
T. E. Gilbert
Gooding College of ‘Idaho
Normal Bulldogs
Legion
Hartwig Theatre
L.A. Gregory
Harvey J. Sour
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