Cooperative 2Leagues congress meets with global delegates
The Congress of Cooperative 2Leagues gathered in Columbus Ohio in October with delegates from Finland England Japan Austria Canada and the United States among 703 cooperative society members. Speeches stressed democratic cooperation education self management and unity against threats to civilization. Local news notes include Bond Local Farmers Union meetings in Reichle and upcoming junior led events with prizes and entertainments.
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Congress ’ of ‘ Cooperative 2Leagues
Columbus
Ohio
Finland
England
Japan
Austria
Canada
United States
James B. Warbasse
Horace M. Kallen
M. D. Lincoln
Michael Shadid
Ell City
Polarish hunting report and community notes
Big game hunters since season start include Len Waldemar with an eight point deer. Leon Beese Clare Judge each a four point. E P Marchesseau two point. John Burden Joe Burden of Butte returned with two two point deer. Local visitors include Walt Strikker Milton Strikker at Beese and Judge cabin.
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Len Waldemar
Leon Beese
Clare Judge
E. P. Marchesseau
Frank Gorman
Jack Miller
John Burden
Joe Burden
Butte
Walt Strikker
Milton Strikker
Beese
Easy rabbit and turkey notes from Montana Extension
Montana Extension Service offers rabbit control tips to protect shelterbelt trees using sulphonated oil on trunk bases and rabbit fencing around evergreens. Clean areas around fruit trees to deter winter mice. Miss H E Cushman reports Montana turkey crop near 45 000 birds 450 000 pounds with prices near last year and steady demand. An emblem for breeders in the national poultry improvement plan marks participating producers.
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Isaac
H. E. Cushman
United States
Ag. A
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tyre and Estes Announce Glendale Marriage
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Majorie Tyre of Los Angeles to William Russell Estes of Glendale California on November 14. Mrs Estes is the daughter of Frank H Tyre of this city. The couple will reside in Glendale California.
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Majorie Tyre
Los Angeles
William ‘Russell Estes
Glendale
Calif
The 1937 Ford V-8 Options Offer Power Or Economy
The 1937 Ford V-8 presents two engine choices, an 85-horsepower for top performance or a 60-horsepower for economy. The larger engine yields strong speed and acceleration aided by improved carburetion and low gasoline use. The smaller engine lowers weight and operating costs, producing high gas mileage and quiet V-8 performance up to 70 mph.
Officials Select New Typewriters for Camp Birch Creek
Captain Wilson and assistants visited Butte and, with two clerks, chose two new typewriters for the headquarters office at Camp Birch Creek. The machines are the latest model and expected to greatly boost office efficiency.
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Wilson
Camp Birch Creek
Red Cross Attacks Huge Accident Toll
A Red Cross appeal highlights a decade of preventable accidents across the United States with 4000 deaths in trade and service work 2500 in construction 1900 in manufacturing and 1600 in mining quarrying oil and gas. Luebben asserts broad civic effort to reduce fatalities and praises industry progress cutting accident frequency by more than half over ten years.
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America
Luebben
Red Cross
Union Pacific to spend 11 million on steel rails and labor
Union Pacific Railroad announced an 11 million dollar program for heavy 131 pound steel rail and rail fittings totaling 20 000 tons, with purchases from Colorado Fuel and Iron Inland Steel and Carnegie Illinois Steel. The plan supports high speed main lines amid expanding freight and passenger traffic, adding 350 miles of main line rail and 50 miles of branch line rail on the North Platte Gerlig territory.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebi
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Denver
Inland Steel Company
Carnegie Illinois Steel Company of
Chicago
Union Pacific
North Platte
Gerlig
Union Pacific Lines
Union
Local Ladies Club Activities Report Coast to Coast
The Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting Tuesday night and the Bozeman assembly report was read. Mrs Alfred Peterson and Mrs Fred Hirschey visited Logan Utah while the Friendship club met at the Holmen home Thursday. First prize in bridge went to Mrs Tom Clemon and second to Mrs John Krause as the Rose board served refreshments.
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Sanford Shepherd
Tom Clemon
John Krause
Jackson Odd Fellows
Elvin
Melvin
Ralph Peterson
Francis Pettit
Dillon
Martin Quigley
Elizabeth Clemow
Rochester
Minn
Mark’ Clemow
Death of Father of Miss Violet M. Eastman Reported
Word from Dillon states the father of Miss Violet M. Eastman died at his ranch near Bathgate. The passing occurred recently, with the family receiving condolences from local residents and friends.
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Dillon
Violet M. Eastman
Bathgate
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Farmers Union
Bueau of Agricultural Economics
Reichle News
Raymond Granshberry
Glen
Glen Townsend Club
Vera Mast
Reichle
Mary Kambich
Mayo Clinic
Polaris
George Lenox
George Montgomery
Baldy Mountain
Tom Judge
Earl Opp
Russell Harrison
Opp
Harrison
Ed Farley
Carl L. Knoll
Elmer Hayes
J. D. Harrison
George Pyle
George Harrison
Eb, A. Marchesseau
Mary Sheppard
J. J. Brown
Andy Pyle
Polarischool House
Stella Lee
Jane Martin
Frank Martin
Anaconda
W. H. Perkins
Elkhorn Springs
John Judge
Walter McAndrews
Bob Hogge
J. D. Harrison Ranch
Horse Prairie
Fin Watson
Norman Nelson
Nelson Ranch
Buck O'Day
Joe Nettik
Miss Leo
Oscar Johnson
Joe Madden
Farnum Schuyler
J. D Harrison
Harry Wilson
Pyle
Oregon Sunday
Ed Wilson
Mont. Extension Service
BH. Isaacs
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Montana
North
St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Lewis'& Walker
N. Wyoming
Butt, Moni
Leno
Stremont
Rok
Dearborn
FORD
Universal Credit Company
Birch Creek
CCC News
Captain Wilson
Lester F. Schlacht
Glenn Roberts
John W. Sturdivant
William Feyes
U. P. Railroad
Jackson .News
Coy Rice
Estelle Husted
Royal Neighbor Juvenile Camp
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