Social Roundup of Dillon Area Visitors and Residents
Local residents and visitors frequent the Dillon area this past week. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jackson, Tom Clemon from Jackson, Frank Ashworth from Butte, J. F. Wyatt returning from Tennessee to Dillon, Grover Featheroff from Casper, Warren Stone Jr., E L Smith of Donovan Ranch, Mr. and Mrs. W D Tovey hosting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen for a birthday dinner, C S Woodside of Lima, Larrabie from Grant, Al Longseth of Grant at Andrus, Lambert Eliel and travel to Chicago for fashion buys, Dr. G W Nash of Yankton University visiting family in Dillon.
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G. W. Nash
Yankton University
Yankton, S. D
Dillon
Jennie Nash
Nina Nash
Rotary district meeting hailed as highly successful
Senator F A Hazelbaker returned from Deer Lodge where he presided over a district Rotary meeting for presidents and secretaries. J W Gilbert and T E Gilbert, Dillon Rotary president and secretary, attended. Other notes include a local school sale and several shop advertisements. Mr and Mrs Allen Dansie and Mr and Mrs A L Holven were mentioned with moves to Yellowstone Park or travels.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Rotary
Deer Lodge
J. W W. Gilbert
T. E. Gilbert
Dillon Rotary Club
Practical Pattern No 1152 for fashionable dress design
Practical Patterns promotes pattern No 1152 a stylish dress with satin trim and large applique motif. It suggests rayon fabrics, sizes 16 to 44 with specific yardage for size 36 and ships patterns by mail for 25 cents plus postage to 1178 Broadway New York, urging readers to mention their size.
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U. S
Broadway
New Yours Co
Revival of War Bonnet Round-up Set in Idaho Falls
The Tribune reports War Bonnet Round-up manager Don Williams says the great western event will return this year after a 1916 hiatus. Dates are September 27 through 30. The piece recalls the famed frontier thrills, the War Bonnet name from the War Bonnet Cattle Co, and Idaho Falls as the event’s home in the intermountain West.
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Don Williams
Idaho Falls
Hardy Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers
Mexico
Canada
Intermountain Country
War Bonnet
War Bonnet Cattle Company
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Tetons
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Sawtooth
Birch Creek
America
Lewis and Clark
Historians Daughter Found Hume Lacking in Youth
The mother of the historian David Hume judged him weak minded during his youth, a remark reflecting early doubts about his intellectual vigor.
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Hume
Vaudeville Roots in Olivier Basselin's Vaudevires
The centennial celebration of American vaudeville is discussed with note on Olivier Basselin a French poet and singer whose songs in Normandy gave rise to vaudevires later Vaudeville and the term vaudeville as used in Paris and beyond.
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Nicely
Olivier
Fuller
Vire
Normandy
Vaudevires
Vauxdevires
Paris
Olivier Bass
French Dandies First to Sport the Cravat
The term cravat derives from croate and entered French usage in 10686 and English around 1700. Neckwear known as cravats was worn by both men and women early on, with tied bows and lace edging. The word cravat and its verb forms appear in 19th century references, including Thackeray.
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France
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Nature Works Backward in Watercress Patch
A watercress grower loses three quarters of his crop as caddis worms devastate the beds. Investigators find trout, normally defending the crop, have been eaten by a flock of herons, reversing the usual predator chain and harming the watercress owner.
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Wittercress
No Wolf in German Shepherd Dog History
The text argues against the view that wolves significantly influenced the German shepherd breed. Max von Stephanitz, a leading expert, asserts the breed traces to ancient dog lines rather than direct wolf ancestry. Other authorities similarly doubt wolf cuteresses were involved, deeming any link remote and of minor significance.
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Max von Stephenitz
Reading Newspapers Builds Liberal Education
The piece argues that newspapers are the sole reading matter for many adults and that children who learn to read them intelligently gain a liberal education. It emphasizes discerning important from unimportant content and developing habits of thoughtful consideration of history, science, and living progress.
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Cleveland
Out of Luck: Mose Parker Questions Diet Rules
A narrative line describes Mose Parker ill under a doctor’s orders and his wife Mandy hearing him lament that the doctor’s chicken diet rules would require him to obtain evening chicken, noting his frustration with limited freedom to fetch it himself.
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Mose Parker
Mose
Mandy
Lye Brand Tested in Georgia Back Country
A salesman in rural Georgia explains a new lye brand to a courteous storekeeper who doubts trying it, noting the local market already carries many brands. The exchange highlights cautious consumer skepticism in a small town trading area.
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Georgia
Card of Thanks for Edith Mcliean and Family
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death and funeral of Edith Mcliean. They thank the church choir pallbearers minister and those who sent flowers. Also signed by Geo Mcliean and Mr and Mrs Eph Peterson and family. Twenty five million toll calls were handled by Bell system in Michigan last year with a 20 percent increase.
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Edith M’cliean
Geo. H. M’cliean
Eph Peterson
Bell System
Michigan
Montana Employment Agency ad for farm help in Butte
An employment agency advertises experienced farm laborers teamsters cooks and more in Butte Arizona area. Contact Mon tana Employment Agency at 38248 or phone 6567 for temporary and permanent staffing.
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Montana Employment Agency
Arizona
Butte
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