World Series and Global War Echo in One Piece
The piece links the New York Yankees and Cincinnati Reds World Series to a rival European conflict led by Hitler, with Hoover warning against emotionalism and Borah opposing arms aid. It argues neutrality favors U.S. prosperity and trade with the Americas to avoid entanglement in another war.
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New York Yankees
Cincinnatii Reds
United States
A. Hitler
Great Britain
France
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Mussolini
Hitler
Herbert Hoover
England
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Britain
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Ranch sale and local news from October 1890
E P Tucker sold 160 acre ranch on Rattlesnake Creek to N A Stiles. A temperance meeting at the Dillon Methodist church. C A Berhner awarded US cavalry horse contract for 112 head at just over $100 each. Prospect lodge delegates to Boulder grand lodge. Hunters return from Red Rock Lake with 285 ducks 41 chickens five geese and four swans. Beaverhead County tax levy set at nineteen mills down from twenty one.
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the Tribune
E. P. Tucker
Rattlesnake Creek
N. A. Stiles
Dillon W. C. T. U
Methodist Church
C. A. Berhner
United States Cavalry Department
Thomas Loughridge
Mamie Roe
Mary Rich
Grand Lodge
Prospect Lodge No. 29
Boulder
Henry Brainard
van Horn
George Jewell
Red Rock Lake
Beaverhead County
Local Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas
Miss Lucy Ford returns to Lima to resume studies at the State Normal. Her brother Lou plans to enter the Normal after Christmas. Tom Barrett of Horse Prairie injured when thrown from a wagon. A marriage license issued to Hans Peterson and Catherine Clausen of Dillon. Four carloads of horses from Bitter Root Stock Farm pass through town en route to W. M. Montgomery of Monida.
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the Tribune
Lucy Ford
Lima
State Normal
Lou
Normal
Tom_Barrett
Horse Prairie
Hans Peterson
Catherine Clausen
Dillon
Bitter Root
W. M.montgomery
Monida
Miners Refuse to Work With Engineers in Butte History
In a historic first, members of the Butte Miners Union yesterday refused to work with engineers from the western region, signaling a sharp labor dispute. The confrontation marks a notable shift in local industrial relations as tensions rise between unions and technical workers.
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the Tribune
Butte Miners’ Union
Engineers
e-Westeri
Ranch News Briefs and Local Illnesses
Underground tensions rise as Federation engineers may be replaced. Walter Featherly suffered non serious injuries when a horse fell on him at his father’s ranch. Jack McLaren contracted pneumonia and was seriously ill for days. Miss Jean Bishop returned home from a two month Alaska trip.
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Derground
Federation
Walter Featherly
Jack McLaren
Jean Bishop
Alaska
Beav erhead County Crime Falls 91 Percent Since Last Year
Beaverhead county crime drops sharply with arrests nearly tripling since 1913. A victory ball for returning service men featured Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson leading the grand procession and noted Nelson as the county’s oldest doughboy volunteer. Armstead couple Miss Hazel Marie Benskin and Roy R. Miller wed in Dillon. Findlay Watson visited family in town as he returns home only twice yearly from road assignments.
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the Tribune
Beaverhead
Dillon
Frank Nelson
Nelson
Beaverhead County
Hazel
Marie Benskin
Roy R. Miller
Armstead
Horse Prairie
Findlay Watson
Watson
Rich ore found at Keystone mine in Helena area
E W Johnson of Morning Glory Mines reports rich ore uncovered while sinking the winze from the main lower level of the Keystone mine bought last January. Some ore assayed as high as 140 dollars a ton. Townsend Chamber replies to inquiries on Missouri River deposits says no water log is available.
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E. W. Johnson
Morning Glory Mines, Inc
Keystone
Townsend
Mont
Townsend Chamber of Commerce
Missouri River
Cernauti
Romania
Carpathian Mountains
Prut
Josef Beck
Poland
Marshal Smigly-Rydz
Beck
Smigly-Rydz
Republic of Poland
Debated arms embargo and Poland’s fate in Europe
The piece outlines Walter Lippmann inspired arguments on repealing versus retaining the arms embargo and their impact on U S entry to war. It contrasts fears of German reprisals with hopes of quick peace and notes Poland's brief postwar recovery, rebuilding, and economic strength amid rising tensions before WWII.
Beaverhead County Finances Favorable in 1939 Summary
The Montana Taxpayer reports Beaverhead County in excellent financial condition for the year ending June 30, 1939. Key figures show no outstanding bonds, warrants totaling 2,684, cash in sinking funds none, principal warrant funds 25,969, net warrant surplus 238,285, total net surplus 23,285, and a 13,378 drop in surplus. Delinquency low with taxes levied 305,770 and current delinquent 18,575 (6.1 percent). All time delinquency to 92,894, down 15,638.
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Montana
Beaverhead
President Davis to address Salmon district teachers institute
President Sheldon E. Davis will spend the latter half of the week in Salmon Idaho delivering several professional addresses to the district teachers institute convening there this week. The Women's Athletic Association mixer is set for Wednesday evening at Recreation Hall to help college girls get acquainted. Miss Vera Strandberg of Missoula a sophomore serves as textbook librarian for the current year. After the summer session an annual inventory of books will be offered for sale at very low prices. The Little Symphony orchestra held its organizational meeting and will meet regularly Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7. It is formed largely of students and invites community players. those interested may contact conductor Ralph McFadden.
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Sheldon E. Davis
Salmon
Idaho
Teachers’ Institute
Women’s Athletic Association
Reacreation Hall
Vera Strandberg
Missoula
Little Symphony Orchestra
Ralph McFadden
Montana Guard's Mobilization Readiness Declared Normal
General John W. Mahan, state adjutant general, says Montana National Guard activities show no public alarm. An order for unit readiness for possible mobilization is prudent in current times but not significant. The items also note welfare residency issues and highway patrol arrest data from 1939.
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Capitol
United Press
Helena
Mont
Montana National Guard
John W. Mahan
State Purchasin g Agent I 8 Me 18 Snowplows for Highway Dept
State Purchasing Agent I 8 Me 18 arranged a purchase of snowplows for the highway department totaling 33 504 dollars. The contract was split among firms including Stetfack jauipinent.
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Highway Department
Stetfack Jauipinent
State of Montana Beaverhead bank statement sworn in 1939
J W Rees cashier swears the above totals are true to the best knowledge and belief. Sworn and subscribed before H K Bulger notary public Dillon Montana on October 4 1939 with commission expiring February 11 1942.
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Reserve Dist
First National Bank of Dillon
Dillon
Montana
Dteams
State of
County of
Beaverhead
W. Rees
J. W. Rees
H. K. Bulger
Notice to Creditors in Percilla Smith Estate
In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of the Percilla Smith estate invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be directed to J E Kelly law offices Dillon Montana the designated place for estate business.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Percilla Smith
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
D. L. Smith
Beaverhead County
Frank P. Caldwell
Margaret Caldwell
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Frank
McFadden
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