Local Short Stories Highlight Thanksgiving Movements Around Dillon
Local notes show Frank Gosman visiting home for Thanksgiving from Lima where he works on the Oregon Short Line. Several Normal College students leave Dillon for holidays. Numerous residents travel or host visitors including Armstead and Twin Bridges families, and new local pharmacist C H Allen arrives from Kalispell with his wife and daughter.
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Frank Gosman
Otto C. Gosman
Lima
The
Normal College
Charles Perry
Armstead
Dillon
Harold Young
Margaret Young
Three Forks
R. W. Boone
New ‘England
B. F. White
Redlands
California
H. T. Hedden
Billings
Helen Finch
H. H. Bates
Henry Burfeind
Russel Clark
Missouri
C. W. Hudson
Isaac Edinger
Divide
C. H. Allen
City
Kalispell
Leslie Thompson
Twin Bridges
Jennings- Bidstrup-Holtz
Reynolds Thompson
Henry W. Sanborn
Basin
John F. Bishop
Armistice Joy at Verdun Cathedral as Soldiers Sing
After heavy fighting ceases, 600 allied soldiers gather at Verdun Cathedral. Doctor Maurer leads a multi faith service and prayer, then the troops sing My Country, Tis of Thee, God Save the King, and La Marseillaise. A French general thanks Maurer for guiding the grace-filled moment.
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Verdun
Sin
Maurer
Red Triangle
Doctor Maurer
France
Old Turkish Trade Unions and the Esnaf Power
A Constantinople observer notes that numerous guilds or esnaf endure across trades and centuries with self policing powers. Guilds admit members regardless of race or religion if they follow the occupation, governing conduct through lodge officers. Future changes may temper but likely preserve esnaf influence.
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Constantinople
Esnaf
Suleiman the Magnificent
Esnafs
Dunkirk Schools Keep Running Amid Bombardment
Journalists from about twenty nations visited Dunkerque and learned how public schools kept operating under constant bombardment. Despite attacks by land sea and air and brief wartime uses of buildings for war purposes, Dunkerque and Reims maintained sessions, with pupils marching to the cellar when needed and new schoolhouses built to preserve continuity.
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Dunkerque
Reims
Pearlut Now Important Crop Gains in the South
The peanut has shown remarkable agricultural impact, expanding acreage and land value while boosting production and the peanut oil trade. Across the South it aided resilience during the cotton weevil crisis, lifting Virginia from first to fifth in peanut output as harvest value reached a record high despite reduced acreage.
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Alabama
South
Virginia
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Levy Residents of Little Tancock Island Named Tovy
A Nova Scotia coastal note describes Little Tancock Island in Lunenburg county where most residents formerly shared the surname Tovy. The Levy family now claims heritage tied to local naming customs and historical surnames recorded in parish registers.
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Levy
Tancock Island
Lunenburg County
Nova Scotia
Tovy
Gras
Dillon High School Pep Party Delights Cold Night Crowd
Students packed the Hartwig theatre and streets for a pep party to boost support for yesterday's football game. Deer Lodge arrived by evening train to a noisy, welcoming reception at the high school gym. Firefighters held their first season dance at city hall with Tonrey Baxter Orchestra drawing a large crowd.
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Mercury
Hartwig Theatre
Deer Lodge
Tonrey-Baxter
Mrs Chapman Hosts Needle Club Thanksgiving Luncheon
Mrs. Clara Chapman entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with a Thanksgiving luncheon. Miss Shortt and Miss Weemys were guests, and the gathering was greatly appreciated by the ladies.
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Clara Chapman
Needle Club
Miss Shortt
Miss Weemys
Rancher Henry Fitzpatrick and Elizabeth McCavitt wed in Dillon
Henry Fitzpatrick a valley rancher and Miss Elizabeth McCavitt of Chicago were married in Dillon on Monday morning by Rev. Father Foley of St Rose Catholic church.
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Henry Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth McCavitt
Chicago
Dillon
Father Foley
St. Rose Catholic Church
Church Notes and Sunday Services Summary
Methodiat Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prof L R Light superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. by Pastor H G Humphrey. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. St James Episcopal Church: Holy Communion 7 30 a.m. Church School 9 45 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 a.m. Musical service and short address by Thos W Bennett Rector.
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St. James
Recipe Never Seen In A Cook Book For Health
A city health message promotes a metaphorical recipe to combat tuberculosis through nutrition and care. It emphasizes the Red Cross Christmas Seals funding the battle, with seals on sale December 1 to December 10 to support tuberculosis prevention and treatment efforts.
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Red Cross
Red Boot Shoe Shop Ad Promising Repairs While You Wait
ED ELY operates a shoe repair shop at 26-tf, phone 177-W. The ad offers repair services with in shop turnaround while customers wait.
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Red Boot Shoe Shop
ED Ely
Automobile blamed as crowd misreads accident
In New York Secretary Elmer Thompson of the Automobile Club of America recalls a road incident where bystanders blamed a car. A policeman corrects them noting the casualty was hit by a keg or several beers instead.
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Elmer Thompson
Automobile Club of America
New York
No Problem at AIL
Ayl small boy visits a drug store for an empty bottle after waiting his turn the assistant asks what he needs. The boy replies he wants an empty bottle and explains it is a matter of red tape so he must have the bottle.
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Focal Drug Store
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