Dillon Church Announcements
Rose Catholic Church announces Masses Sundays at 8 and 10 30 with 730 evening service Weekday Mass at 8 Confessions Saturday 8 5 and 7 9 First Friday Mass at 630 Forgiveness of sins Special music by the choir Floyd Hull violin solo 630 Epworth League 730 evening services junior choir The Boy Egotist topic Burnice Farrell plans a radio party program Good congregational singing and special music at the evening service
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Floyd Hull
Epworth League
Burnice Farrel
Methodist Church Poled- Sunday School and Worship
The Methodist Church invites children to Sunday school at 9:45 with classes for all ages. The normal class led by R. E. Albright will discuss Moral Problems of the Church. Morning worship follows at 11:00 with a sermon on The.
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Methodist
R. E. Albright
Willl
St James Episcopal Church invites men to annual Corporate Communion
The rector calls all boys and men who are communicants to join nationwide Corporate Communion at 8 a.m. Sunday at St James. Services include Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. with church school at 9:45 a.m. Breakfast follows in the guild hall. parish seeks stronger male involvement.
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Episcopal Church
St. James Parish
Return of Jesus Christ Theme at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday morning sermon on the Return of Jesus Christ as central to Advent. Evening questions cover missions, Thanksgiving origins, universe theories, and interfaith strength. Miss Marlow of Harlem leads C E. Sunday school begins at 10 00 A M. all welcome.
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Jesus Christ
America
Miss Marlow
Harlem
C. E
Invents Carbide Fueled Chicken Brooder for 400 Chickens
Herman Steinman of Prospect poultry farm unveils a carbide fueled brooder for 400 chicks from hatching to roosting. It costs not more than 15 cents daily and has shown no deaths or crowding after a year of use. He is refining a thermostat for automatic heat regulation to reduce attention.
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Herman Steinman
Prospect Poultry Farm
Wellborn and Ayers Visit Family in Harlowton
A. M. Wellborn and Leo Ayers of Harlowton spent the weekend with Wellborns mother and sisters on Kentucky avenue.
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A. M. Wellborn
Leo Ayers
Harlowton
Kentucky Avenue
English origin of washing machine and rise of electric model
The Chicago Post recounts how an English inventor debuted the first hand powered washing implement in the eighteenth century to ease women's work. It notes later, around 1907, an American introduced electric motor power, leading to rapid modern improvements with about 105 companies and 3.5 million users by mid century.
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England
United States
Chicago Post
Spontaneous Gestures in Oratory and Disraeli
The piece notes that forced school taught gestures can harm a speech. Disraeli’s first Commons performance with windmill like poses provoked laughter, yet he improved through observation and practice. It emphasizes learning to speak by doing while listening to skilled speakers.
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Benjamin Disrae
House of Commons
Disraeli
Queen Victoria
Ingland
Edward D. Tolund
Persistent cough relief Promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Nebraska man recalls three sleepless nights caused by a persistent cough. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with quick relief, claiming his cough disappeared in two days. The ad urges keeping the medicine on hand for large families, highlighting a 16 dose size as economical.
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Nebraska
Foley
Potts
Plans for Montana Poultry Show in Bozeman Jan 17 to 22
Plans are laid in Bozeman for the annual Montana State Poultry Association show from January 17 to 22. The livestock building at the state college will house displays and 40 or more counties are expected to be represented. W. L. Mecklenburg, manager of the Gallatin County Poultry Association, leads the program.
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Bozeman
Montana State Poultry Association
State College
W. L. Mecklenburg
Gallatin County Poultry Association
Wisdom News Briefs Include Local Travel and Timber Inspectors
Mrs D J Stephens brought her mother from Dillon last week and W A accompanied them home Sunday. Forest inspector W W White and Deputy Supervisor Frank Foltz visited for timber sales inspection. Art Keas and family visited Butte. near Crystal Springs a road hog forced them off the grade. A Joe Shaw ranch employee saw a team run away with burning hay. Frank Pendelton freed the team and saved the sled from fire.
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D. J. Stephens
Dillon
W. A
W. W. White
Missoula
Frank Foltz
Neck of the Woods
Art Keas
Mrs. Keas
Crane
Butte
Crystal Springs
Packard
Joe Shaw
Frank Pendelton
Local hunter brings in first big game of season
Jack Hurley debuts the season by harvesting a five point elk during a Tuesday hunt, loading the animal on the running board of his car.
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Jack Hurley
Butte Health Visit Leads to Operation Success
Mrs. William Stephens who toured Butte seeking medical advice underwent an operation and is recovering well. Glen Dillie and Mack McCree had a Sunday auto crash, with Mack suffering the worse injuries after a road mishap.Edward Gross narrowly escaped severe harm when a car backed over him after he jumped from the running board. he sustained bruises but survived the incident.
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William Stephens
Butte
Edward Gross
John Hutchin
Mr. Hutchins
Edward
Uncle Sam to Sell Lands for State Park Use Across 20 States
The National Conference on State Parks announces selection of public land tracts for parks and recreation via exchange purchase or lease. Twenty states hold unreserved lands totaling about 18 million acres with listed figures for Alabama through Washington.
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Sam
John Bartow Payne
National Conference On State Parks
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Louisiana
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wash
Public Lands Opportunity Sparks State Park Vision
Judge Payne notes that if states seize the public lands opportunity west of the Mississippi a state park would be created roughly every 100 miles across the region. The figures cited include 824 716 acres for one state and 16 447 935 acres for Wyoming, underscoring the scale of potential park development.
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Ington
Wyoming
Payne
Mississippi River
Rubber collar devised as buoy for swimmer
A new rubber collar has been developed to function as a buoyant aid for swimmers. The device aims to provide floatation and improve safety in water activities by offering immediate buoyancy around the neck.
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F. X. Leschner, Pastor
Methodist Church
Poleod
H. B. Ricketts
Lewis & Walker
North
P. O
Butte, Mont
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Hazlebaker
Southern
Hazelbaker
Mendation
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Frank. Hazelbaker
Pres
Tribune
Tribune Book Store
M. Paumie's
Galena St
ST. James Episcopal
C. H. Parlour AM
STM
A. Mm
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest EF. Loft
George H. Combs Jr
Missouri
Washington
Congress
Montana Association
Wisdom News
The
Glen Dillie
Mack McCree
Auto Sun
Mack
Clovers
Safety Plus
Uncle Sam
City Directory
Holcomb
G. Lyons
PROP
L. G. Dunlap
DR. Stephan’s
Ervice
A. H. McFarland
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Anna Abel Desmond
Phillips
Apta
F. H. Bimrose
Frank A
Hazelbaker President
Louisa Almy, Secy
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
the Bank OF Strength and Service
Land Office
Bstract CO
Pearl I. Smith
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