The Big Parade Depicts Belleau Wood Conflict at Hartwig
The Big Parade screens at Hartwig theater showing a Belleau Wood sequence based on World War I fighting. Army officers planned the battle scenes with realism, using an American Legion post for billeting roles and featuring John Gilbert Karl Dane Tom O'Brien Renee Adoree in a three war buddy story.
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Belleau Wood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hartwig Theater
American Legion
King Victor
Moden Musketeers
John Gilbert
Karl Dane
Tom O’brien
Renee Adoree
Turkeys Prize Offered in City Bowling Contests
Ten pound turkeys serve as prizes in city contests at the bowling alley and in Hughes and McCalebs event the bird was awarded to the guesser closest to the turkey’s 1263 grain intake in 30 minutes. Albert Baker’s 1255 grain guess won the prize.
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Hughes & McCaleb’s
Albert Baker
Montana Seen to Attend International Livestock Show in Chicago
Montana will be well represented at the International Livestock Grain and Hay exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 3. The state division of publicity funds a Montana exhibit. beaverhead and western counties plan to attend. Northern Pacific runs a booster train. Baptist Ladies Aid hosts a chicken supper November 29 at the Metlen building.
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Montana
Chicago
Gallatin
Madison
Jefferson
Silver Bow
der Lodge
Powell
Northern Pacific
Butte
International Harvester Company
D. P. Thurber
Agricultural Department of the
Beaverhead
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Metlen
Normal College Notes Pageant and Plans Update
The assembly by the training school featured a Pilgrim story pageant with at least 200 pupils. Juniors and seniors plan a hockey game on Thanksgiving at 10 80. The Kk. Z. N. dance is scheduled Wednesday night and many pledges will join the chapter. Regular attendance is expected to rise in winter quarter with advance registration reducing classification on December 5. A senior dinner for wradtia ates is set for Sunday November 27. Jessie To Diboe writes on history and geography teaching in a widely circulated Danesville magazine with classwork pictures included.
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New England
Jessie
Diboe
Danesville
New York
United States
Freshmen Lead Beaverhead High Honor Roll Amid Failures
The Beaverhead high school honor roll shows 32 students failed in one or more subjects. English and algebra 1 had the most failures, with many incomplete grades mainly from typing class. Freshmen top the honor list, yet also show the highest failures alongside juniors, while several named students achieved 90 or above in multiple solids.
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Anna Mautz
Evelyn Michelson
Ebba Anderson
Cora Anderson
Marjorie Carroll
Evlyn Fairbanks
Bee Forsyth
Jane Herndon
Margaret Jordan
Georgia Metlen
Laura Jane Osborne
Virginia Randolph
Barbara Tower
Ruby Wentworth
Ethel Bell
Georgiana Crouse
Henry Gleed
Albert Polish
Rose Pedrotti
Mildred Schuler
Louise Taylor
Crystal Wentworth
Ruth Wolfe
Use of Christmas Stamps Urged for TB Fight
Our best Christmas wishes for those stricken with tuberculosis carry no message of hope to stray children threatened with the disease. Let every mail piece carry a Christmas seal to show the community is doing its part against tuberculosis. Do not place stamps on package faces or seal parcels with stamps. use seals on backs of cards and letters.
Porter Baby Boy Born Last Wednesday Evening
Mr and Mrs Richard Porter welcomed a baby boy last Wednesday evening. He is the couple’s second child, joining an older sibling in the family.
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Richard Porter
Agriculture's postwar ills and cure through cooperation
New York report from the National Commission on Agriculture chaired by Charles Nagel finds agriculture suffers postwar readjustment shocks, rising costs and loss of superiority to competitors. It urges farm business and industry to work together to remove irritants and apply correctives to restore fertility and productivity.
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Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Taft
H.ooon. Brown
St. Louis‘San Francisco
New York
KE. M. Horr
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
J. G. Lonsdale
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
A F. McKissick
Alice Mills
Greenville
S. C
Clay Miller & Co
San Francisco
Arthur R Rogers
Rogers Lumber Company
Minneapolis
John Stuart
Quaker Oats Company
Chicago
Alfred Swayne
General Motors Corporation
Paul M. Warburg
International Acceptance Corporation
National Industrial Conference Board
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Mr. Navel
Business Men’s Commission On Agriculture
Charles Nagel
Agriculture
Business
Charge Dismissed for Frank Murphy in Worthless Check Case
Frank Murphy was brought from Butte by Deputy Gruwell and discharged in justice court after arraignment due to insufficient evidence. Testimony showed he endorsed the check but did not write it, leading to the dismissal of the charge of passing a worthless check.
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Frank Murphy
Butte
Gruwell
Justice Court
Murphy
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Jewett
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Fr Leo
Mont
Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Mont
Victor Film
U.S. A
Rex Ingram
Malone
Fort Sam Houson
Harry Bishop
Utah Dry Farms
America
Tribune Book Store
Diljon, Moni
O’connor
Fuller Man
Shepard
Stevensville
Norma Ann Simons
Lovinnie
Sperry
Townsend
Evelyn. D
Steel
Evelyn Stricker
Dillon
Marion W. Tucker
Missoula
Marion E. Wagg
Hamilton
Commission
Federal Farm Board
Normal College Notes
Theo
Wradtiaates
Frosh
Beaverhead High School
the Tribune
R. D. Curry
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
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