Charity ball funds aid noonday lunches at training school
The annual Charity ball at the city hall supports the training school lunch program and helps offset Carnegie library finances. Holiday retail lines expand as Christmas stocks appear and gift items rise in quality. Beaverhead hunting closes with pheasants and ducks favored. deer harvests drop amid back Jaw fears. Paul Temple reportedly bagged a horned freak with dual sex. Dorchester wakeup siren disrupts workers at 4:30 each morning. Mrs Vernon Cover travels with a three year old buck deer companion traveling partner.
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Carnegie Library
Beaverhead
Paul Temple
World War II Veteran Ray Ashworth Laid To Rest In Bannack
Military rites marked the Monday funeral of Ray Ashworth of Bannack at Brundage chapel Dillon. He was buried in Bannack cemetery, the first World War veteran honored there, with taps and the American Legion banner on display as friends gathered for the final rites.
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Ray Ashworth
Bannack
American Legion
Campaign drives for Buck Privates and Past Commanders
Commander Lee McCracken speaks of ending the campaign with a strong membership drive. He notes teams are nearly even and urges immediate $3.50 ante from Buck Privates and Past Commanders to meet the December goal.
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Lee McCracken
Regular Assembly Notes and Campus Activities
At this week’s assembly the 10 o’clock program featured a religious service by Dillon ministers in connection with the Preaching Mission. Next week’s assembly will be led by the dramatics department. Gargeoyle try-outs present a play The Smell of Powder. The Art club with the AAUW runs a gift shop during autumn quarter. Indian crafts are heavily represented. Proceeds support a library benefit.
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Dillon
Dramatics
Financing America’s Schools and the Kindergarten Rise
Studies claim kindergarten training saves years of instruction and money as it accelerates progress through primary grades. The piece traces early childhood education’s history from Froebel to St Louis experiments and the push to integrate kindergartens into public schools by 1880s.
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America
W. J. Peters
Kansas City
United States Office of Education
New England
Boston
Froebel
United States
Carl Schurz
Watertown
Wisconsin
Caroline Louise Frankenburg
Columbus
Ohio
St. Louis
Missouri
William T. Harris
Susan B. Blow
Harris
Miss Blow
Miss Boele
May I Print a Kiss on Your Lips
A fragmented passage describes a couple deciding to “press” ahead with printing a large edition. The dialogue hints at a mix of regret and affection, noting both “so much that is bad” and “so much that is good” in people, as the pair contemplates publication.
Forest CCC work highlights Montana improvements and recreation
The text details CCC activities in Montana including planting on 113 acres, stand improvement on 120 acres, 12,000 man days of nursery work, and 3,000 more for fire danger reduction. It notes campground development, fish stocking of 140,000 with state hatcheries, road cleanups, turnouts, and lookouts. It emphasizes firefighting, facilities, training, and ongoing benefit to timber, water, livestock, and recreation.
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Montana
CCC
Missouri River
Notice of land claim proofs in Montana records
Notice is given that Ernest Golay of Jackson Montana filed to prove three year stockraising homestead entry for private land in Montana before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Hoptons Montana on December 5 1936 with witnesses John Meyer William Carroll Paul C Watzlig John Richards all of Jackson Mont. Also Margaret Bryth of Reichle Montana filed to prove three year homestead entry for Lots 2 3 and SW Y NE and SE WY Section 4 Township 5 S Range 8 W before F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on December 7 1936 with witnesses Fay Gransbury William Garrison Frank Beehrer Julius Hartwig Sr all of Reichle Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Frederick G. Lyon
Dillion
Township
Range
Prin
Meridian
A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
Roy Lyon
Sam Conklin
William A. Logan
John W. Lyon
Thos
F. Corbally
U. S. Land Office
Frank H. Weyeratall
Butte
George W. Howard
Phoenix
Fas
Edward. J. Glennon
James Mcllrath
George Reichle
Reichle
P. H. Dallas
Register
Ernest Golay
Jackson
F. A
Hazelbaker
U.S
Pittons
Decemr
John Meyer
Willian Carroll
Paul C. Watzlig
John * Richards
Montaf
Margaret Brythi
Swynney
Sey
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
Fay Gransbury
William Garrison
Frank‘Beehrer
Julius Hartwig
Reichle, Montana
FY Ba
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Frank’ E. Foote
Beaverhead County
Rontars
Howard Kent
Nwsw
Brittan H. Carter
George V. Elder
Jack Cochrance
John Kent
Frank Stefanic
NYS
SYSWK
Swiasei
P. M
Fred Rife
Daniel F. Mooney
Sam Freeman
Leo I. Talent
John H. Rebich
Thos. F. Corbally
District Court of
Bontandsar
Frank E. "Poste
Tribun
Montana Street
Pet crow pulls pins from clothesline in Wisconsin town
A pet crow in Waupaca Wisconsin has become a nuisance by stealing pins from a family’s clothesline after washings are hung out. Housewives complain as the clever bird disrupts daily chores and laundry days in the neighborhood.
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Waupaca
Wis
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Los Angeles
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Division of Grazing
J. W. Potts
Wise River
National Forest
Seth Halbert
Horace Hand
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Mustabew
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Frank E. Foote
Bummons
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Bobbie Stahl
J. KK. Kelly
W. S. Loomis
William Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
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John Collins
Dillon, Mont
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