Sons of I Will Arise veto merger proposals
Brothers Bert Orr and Sam Ditty reported from Monida where they loaded cattle and sheep for shipment. At a Wednesday morning meeting in the Andrus hotel lobby the group discussed consolidating with the Rotary or Golf clubs. both ideas were rejected amid lively debate and applause for keeping the early risers separate. Judge George Opp was elected a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orr
Sam Ditty
Monida
Sons of I Will Arise
Andrus Hotel
Brother Orr
Rotary Club
Golf Club
George Opp
College clubs elect officers. fall activities planned
Chanticleer club elects Evelyn Strand president Robette Waller vice president and other officers Denise. Genevieve Albertson named sponsor. Gargoyles elect Wallace Forsgren president with Josephine Michel secretary and Miss Myrtle Savidge named sponsor. Women’s Athletic Association plans sports. Montanomal first issue will be distributed Wednesday. Rev Philip J May spoke at assembly. Junior Red Cross Irene Begley visits dormitory. Fall reception Friday evening with program and dance to follow. Jam boree hosts residence hall party. Big Sisters entertain newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer Club
Evelyn Strand
Helena
Robette Waller
Eureka
Margaret Barner
Plentywood
Margaret Knudsen
Genevieve Albertson
Gargoyles
Wallace Forsgren
Dillon
Josephine Michel
Butte
Jean Ballard
Effie McCarren
Anaconda
Margaret Barlow
Hamilton
Myrtle Savidge
Mary K. Sands
Women’s Athletic Association
Albertson
Philip J. May
Africa
Irene Begley
National Junior Red Cross
Katherine MacGregor
Cracked Ice Cools Refrigerators Faster Than Block Ice
Experiments show cracked ice lowers refrigerator temperature about 16 percent with 33 percent less meltage than a block of ice. The finding highlights ice form affecting cooling efficiency.
Ancestral Wheat Origins Traced to Asian Steppes
The earliest grains of wheat grew wild on Asia's steppes thousands of years ago. This wild wheat gave rise to the modern staple cultivated around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
First Woman to Appear in Regular Drama as Desdemona
A historic note states that the first woman to perform Desdemona in Othello appeared in regular drama, though her name has not been recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desdemona
Madison County Chapter Reports Progress on Sleep Habit Applicants
Brother Andy Williams gave a favorable report on the progress of the order in Madison County. The meeting then adjourned subject to the call of the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Andy Williams
Madison County
Californese Interests Dillon Radio Fanette
A Dillon Radio Fanette writes about California radio culture from KFI and KNX. The piece riffs on new small conveniences like the flatette and imagines playful Califor nian terms such as “symphonette” and “tickette” to describe compact gadgets and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californese
Dillon Radio Fanette
California
KFI
KNX
Golden Gate
Tia Juana
Symphonette
Dillon Radio
No proper title found in the clipping
A vintage reflection notes that fatigue and pain among women stem from back and head aches and worry lines. It urges women to ease domestic burdens and focus more on self care to avoid aging effects.
Loafers Face Taxed Burdens In Early Career Fix
An essay argues the public should oppose idle and shiftless people who burden counties with taxes. Early intervention could save public expenses, preventing later crime charges or confinement funded by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Howe
Politician Needs Only to Study His Own Interests
Quote by Max O'Rell on politics noting that unlike chemists lawyers or physicians, politicians require only studying their own interests. The remark underscores self serving motives in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O’rell
Changeable Weather Triggers Coughs Seek Relief
Early fall brings irritated throats and bronchial coughs. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes irritated surfaces, dislodges mucus, and stops the cough without opiates. Safe for children and adults. Geo. M. Gosman sells it, successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Ford Windscreens Shatterproof for Model A
Local Ford dealer O A Bergeson notes the Model A includes shatterproof windshields to prevent injuries from flying glass. He cites a 65 percent injury rate from glass in accidents and says Ford developed Triplex glass and owns manufacturing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
O. A. Bergeson
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
New Dinosaur Finds Illuminate Asia Geology
Dr Sven Hedin's expedition uncovers thirty complete dinosaurs in Mongolia revealing a Jurassic era presence in Asia. The find includes three hatchlings and a dinosaur egg, suggesting a gap of millions of years in regional geologic development. The party, totaling 60 Europeans, crossed the GobI desert with 800 camels to reach Aramchi HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Sven Hedin
Asia
Doctor Hedin
Aramch
Gob
Columbus flags F and Y on banners at San Salvador
The banners carried by Columbus at San Salvador bore the letters F and Y, standing for Ferdinand and Isabella. The Isabella name is sometimes rendered with a Y spelling.
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Columbus
San Salvador
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Reward Notice From Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
Reward of one hundred dollars offered to any individual not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally as stated by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn Ady 4m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
The Homestead Brown’s Claim to Smoking Privileges
The scene shows Brown insisting he will smoke in the drawing room despite others. He complains about carrying parcels and asserts independence while a note hints at his wife’s deafness, framing a domestic dispute scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Irishman Refuses Extra Postage Plan
An Irishman tries to skip extra sixpence for an out of area express letter. He offers to write to the recipient to collect it instead, puzzled by the surcharge, and leaves the counter without paying.
Got the Knees Mixed
Johnny complains of a bruised knee to gain a 5 cent top from mother who soothes him with coin. He feigns pain to trick her, but exposes the deception when asked to show the fence and reveals the wrong stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Time of day inquiry at the grocer shop
A small girl asks the grocer to recall the current time after a list of groceries. The grocer offers a long yes and no response while the girl shifts memory toward asking for the clock.
Don’t Be a Quitter Says Grit Motto
A motivational note cites resilience as key to success. It emphasizes that quitting after a setback defeats effort, while perseverance lets a winner recover, adapt, and prevail.
How Long Though the Sales Agent Impresses Us
The Toledo Blade notes the agent’s performance as listeners wonder how long it took her to memorize the speech. The remark reflects scrutiny over preparation and delivery in a sales context.
Science Triumphs Defy Skeptics Say Researchers
Quote-inspired snippet notes that scientific progress defeats dismissive critics who mock research efforts, highlighting a defender of scientific inquiry amid public skepticism.
Notice of Private Sale of Beavershead County Property
Administratrix Gladys Burfiend will sell a one fifth undivided interest in a Dillon Montana property, life estate to Kate Burfield, at private cash sale. Bids accepted after first publication, with sale after October 21, 1929, at John Collins law offices in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry C. Burfiend
Kate Burfield
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Center Street
John Collins
Poindexter
GLADYS BURFIEND _ oo
Notice for Public Land Claim in Montana
Notice of application by Montana for Indemnity School Lands for all of Section Nine in Township 18 South Range 2 West M P M. Adverse claimants must file objections within thirty days of first publication with the Register at Billings Land Office. First publication Sept 20 1929. Second Sept 27 1929. Third Oct 4 1929. Fourth Oct 11 1929. Fifth Oct 18 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land
OfKe
Billings
Montana
State of
Range
Register of the United States Land Office
Monstana
H. B. Dunn
Register
Notice of Three Year Land Proof for Mary Esther Sheppard
Department of the Interior notices Mary Esther Sheppard of Polaris Montana intends to prove up homestead entries 065389 065390 for multiple parcels in sections 28 29 21 townships 12 W to establish claim before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon October 15 1929 Witnesses include George A Pyle John J Brown Edmond P Marchesseau and Edward P Marchesseau all of Polaris or Armstead Montana M D Nicholson Register Adv 317 41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Great Falls
Montana
Mary Esther Sheppard
Polaris
Seysey
Newuney
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. 5S
Dillon
George A. Pyle
John J. Brown
Armstead
Edmond P. Marchesseau
Edward P. ‘Marchesseau
M. D. Nicholson
Register
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Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Ita
Les H. Phillips Saince
Sons OF I
By Terry Gilkison
Autocaster Service
Qinisov
Tribune
Gios
Abderdeen
Castle Gate
King Or
Kemmerer
Standard Lumber and Coal Company
R. D. Curry
F. H. Bimrose
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
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