Red Cross Aids 75,000 Families in 1932 Disasters
During the year ending June 30 1932 the Red Cross aided 75 000 families totaling 338 000 individuals with 2 760 786 dollars spent. Drought floods storms and mine disasters caused widespread distress across 144 counties in the northwest and Mississippi tributaries. Local and national funds supported feeding protecting and aiding victims with substantial contributions from communities and roll calls.
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American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Washington
Iowa
National
State Bank & Trust Co Dillon Montana Report 1932
Report of the condition of the State Bank & Trust Co at Dillon Montana as of September 30 1932. Includes assets such as cash on hand deposits with reserve banks and loans and discounts with totals and figures for net undivided profits and deposits. Signed by Cashier Sam Wilkinson and Notary R M Stone with directors Barrett and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon
Montana
Ee Checks and Exchanges
F Clearing House
Santakucter Abdestetios
Iuphony
Burplus Fund
Wocewin Anenigons
Betel
State of
Beaverhead
Sam Wilkinson
Sbore
R. M. Stone
State of Montana
Mont
R. M. Barrett
J. E. Monroe
Prescription 9900 Piles Remedy Promises Home Relief
The notice advertises Prescription 9900 from D. P. C. Laboratories Holton Kansas as a quick acting safe treatment for piles including blind itching and bleeding. It claims home application with no operation, offers a full tube for $1.00 or mailed shipment, and a money back refund if relief is not achieved after one tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. C. Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
Pain Relief Tablet Ad From Holton Kansas
An advertisement for a non narcotic tablet endorsed by physicians and nurses claims instant relief for headaches period pains earache nervousness sleeplessness and various pains. It is sold with a money back guarantee through druggists or D P C Laboratories Holton Kansas.
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D. P. C. Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
Miss Tweedy Named Field Captain Of Girl Scouts In City
Miss Tweedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Tweedy, was appointed field captain of the Girl Scout organization in this city last night. She will oversee activities under Mrs. Morgan Wright and assume duties today. A 1926 Butte High graduate, she attended Montana State Normal College class of 1928. The Tweedys reside at Bannack where Mr. Tweedy works for J. B. Mining.
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Morgan Wright
K. M. Tweedy
California Avenue
Butte High
Tweedy
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Bannack
J. B. Mining Company
Ryburn
Bob
John Smith
Jack Brown
Russel
Marchesseau Ranch
W. Frankie
H. Johnson
Bill Pond
E. Hazel
Anaconda
Malcolm Stone
Brown
I. B
Beavers Hold Off Anaconda In Tough Grid Showing
In a home contest the Beavers resist the Anaconda defense as Dillon fails to threaten the goal after a blocked extra point. Dean and Balkovatz steer punting, with two Beaver boots intercepted. Fans praise the home effort and predict better showings ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Dillon
Anaconda
Dean
Balkovatz
Beaver
Dillon Walt McAndrews
Campbell
DGB
Saige
Ccetygperets
Oes Lapham
Cashmore
Murhoff
Wagtppire Green
Selah Fe
Wolinsky
Johnson
Barnes
Ritchell
Wayne Ieee
Brown
Asc
Stevens
Hazelbaker political bid pushes tax relief and reform
The piece argues Frank Hazelbaker would curb state debt and wasteful spending, restore misused school fund revenues, and reform Montana government. It criticizes Governor Erickson and endorses Hazelbaker as energetic, fiscally strict, and capable of cutting offices and budgets.
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Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Joan Crawford on fame diet and slender figure
Hollywood icon Joan Crawford discusses the toll of stardom and the grind of work on set. She explains maintaining a glamorous, slender figure through moderate exercise and a daily diet centered on two salads with double whipped mayonnaise, year round.
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Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Malibu
Beach
Joan Crawford
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Joan
Ag Students Hear Talk On Fertilizer
F H Brinkhaus of Anaconda Copper Mining spoke to Ag classes Tuesday about mono calcium phosphate a livestock mineral and triple superphosphate and land fertilizer. The Ag club met Oct 4 and initiated Bob Jackson Richard Shepard James O Brien Wallace Banning and Bob Harrison as greenhands. Ed Ray and George Shaffner plan lamb feeding projects for the fat lamb show sponsored by the Montana Woolgrowers association in Great Falls mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Brinkhaus
Mineral Feed and Fertilizer Department
Anaconda’ Copper Mining Company
Brinkhaus
Ag Club
Bob Jackson
Richard Shepard
James O’brien
Wallace Banning
Bob Harrison
Ed Ray
George Shaffner
George
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Great Falls
Beaverhead High Gets New Automatic Heating Plant
Beaverhead county high school installs a new heating system with automatic stoker and feeder. Slack coal at 6.50 a ton powers the furnace, and electric controls regulate temperature around 70 degrees during classes and about 50 degrees after dismissal until classes resume.
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Beaverhead County High School
Red Cross Aids Millions With Winter Relief Across States
The American Red Cross provided relief to over 3 million families nationwide this winter, with 90,000 in 143 coal mining counties receiving groceries, clothing, flour, and more. Government flour aided 15 million people March through June, and cotton clothing will be distributed. The organization operates in 3,072 counties, continuing peace time services, and mobilizes nearly 7 million Junior Red Cross children to support efforts. The total relief cost about $500,000 covered by the Red Cross treasury, funded by government wheat and cotton.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Congress
John Barton Payne
United States
U. S
Red Cross Women Produce Vast Garment Aid for Needy
Clothes for the Need en Women volunteers sewing under Red Cross guidance produced 296000 garments last year and will grow to millions in the winter of 1932 33. The effort uses cotton cloth supplied by the national Red Cross from 500000 bales Congress turned over to the organization. Cloth was sent to chapters requesting it and plans included ready made garments such as trousers overalls underwear stockings and socks.
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Red Cross
National Red Cross
Congress
Huge Task of Nurses Under Public Health Push
Red Cross public health nurses, serving hundreds of communities, face record demand due to the depression. They made 1,357,000 visits to individuals and inspected 949,000 school children. More than 58,000 adults were instructed in home hygiene and care of the sick.
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Red Cross Public
Dillon Notes of Social Visits and Local Travel
Local residents and visitors list a series of social calls in Dillon, with families traveling to Butte, Rochester, and Gibsonsville Idaho. Individuals named include Mr and Mrs James Jolinton, Mrs Charles Wenger, John Reese, John Neidt, Mr and Mrs William Linkendorpher, A C Morrow, and many others attending dinners, visits, and dances at the Jardine hotel and other local sites.
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Ers
Jackson
Frank Venable
H. C. Bunce
Butte
James Jolinton
Dillon
Linkendorpher
Ben O'Neil
A. C. Morrow
Big Hole
Charles Wenger
Dan Pendergast
Ray Bowers
William Bowers
Renton
Washington
James Campbell
Jardine Hotel
Harry Lapham
James, Johnson
Roy Ford
John Krause
Sanford Shepherd
Martin Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Harry Ford
George Krause
Mark Clemow
George Clemow
Rochester
Minn
Helen Wenger
May Clemon
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Tadeterson
Peterson
Minnesota
S. J. Johnson
West Wind and Campfire Morning Time
A rustic scene follows a herder and two dogs by a campfire as the west wind and fading light signal winter. The herder counts days to leave the mountains for the rail head while sourdough and alder trees hint at approaching cold. Boss arrives to announce the lambs are sold and they must hit the trail.
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Barber
Beauty
Connors
Harrington
Carry
Foster
E. Williams
Cathan
Bolkovatz
Ert
Rennewene Simpson
Watte Reten
Ecen
Eteteens
Hazelbaker
Dixon
Erickson
Stewart
Permanent Fund
Kalispell, Mont
Chaeley
Ile
eRrauinsy
Shep
Eagle
Underwood
Ae Aibed
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