Historic Beaverhead County and Its Rich Past
The piece lauds Beaverhead County Montana as Historic Beaverhead, noting state highway markers drawing tourists to Bannack and Grasshopper Creek. It cites Lt. Gov. Hugh Adair and D A R dedication, highlights Camp Fortunate and the Lewis and Clark route, and urges locals to preserve and share Montana’s storied history.
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Montana
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
State Highway Department
East
Midwest
Grasshopper Creek
Highway Commission
Plummer
Hugh Adair
Big Hole
Sacajawea Park
Phillip Rand
Idaho
Missouri
Plains
Horse Prairie
Diamond Dick
Looking Backward in 1888 On Dress Codes and Elections
In Kansas City a court ruled women may wear male attire in public so long as they are orderly. Grace M. E. church plans a warm election day dinner for volunteers. Dillon hosts another big horse sale via the Dillon Horse Sale Co. with past sales totaling around $50,000, led by Dr. W. C. Orr and Clark Anderson.
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Kansas City
Davenport
Country
Dillon
Big Hole
Bozeman
Dillon Horse Sale Company
W. C. Orr
Clark Anderson
Roscoe Cornell Heads to Michigan for College Course
Forty years ago the Tribune noted Roscoe Cornell planning to depart by morning train to Houghton Michigan to complete his college studies this year. The Sweet Sixteen club held a reception at Woodbine Grove hosted by Miss Ola Cornell, featuring games and dancing. Attendees included Ola Cornell Priscilla Conger Jennie Gilbert Dovie Grannis Mabel Willard Bertha Farley Grace Johnson Eugene Poindexter Eddie Roe George Selway Fred Gilbert Leo Truax Wilford Vermillion Thomas Taylor Robert Morton Arthur Townsend.
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the Tribune
Roscoe Cornell
Houghton
Michigan
Ola Cornell
Woodbine Grove
Priscilla Conger
Jennie Gilbert
Dovie Grannis
Mabel Willard
Bertha Farley
Dillon Hose Sales Holds Two Day Event
20 years ago report notes Dillon Hose Sales company announces a two day event on October 17 and 18 with details to be announced by the Tribune.
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Dillon Hose Sales Company
Sale of a Thousand Horses Planned in Dillon
The fall sale of horses is under way with listings already in place and an expected total of about one thousand head in prime condition to pass through the ring on sale day. George Ditty is circulating the county and making sale arrangements while Dillon adopts a new automobile ordinance banning forty mile per hour speed on Montana street.
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George Ditty
Montana Street
Dillon
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Martin Butch
Frank C. McFadden
Martin
Trained Dogs Entertain Rotary At Dillon Meeting
Hollywood trainer Vv. C. Browning presented Rinlo and Junior the Russian Shepherd show dogs at the Dillon Rotary Club gathering at the Andrus cafe. The two dogs performed bow tricks, prayers, jumps and other tricks while Browning offered care and training tips. Chester Hale chaired the event with guests Dougan Luebben and Don Wheat introduced.
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Rinlo
Junior
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Cafe
Browning
Hollywood
California
Chester Hale
Dougan Luebben
Don Wheat
The March of Time on Labor and the CIO’s Rise
A summary from The MARCH OF TIME reports a pivotal year for U.S. labor, noting Wagner Act decisions, AFL and CIO membership shifts, and John L. Lewis’s leadership. It highlights the CIO’s birth from economic turmoil and its anticipated influence on the Republic, with brief reference to Ohio Governor Davey and the steel strike disruption.
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U.S
Supreme Court
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John L. Lewis
A. F
William Green
U. S. Steel Corporation
Little Steel
America
Ohio
Davey
Lewis
Labor and Capital Clash Echoes Through Politics and Health
The piece blends remarks by John L. Lewis on labor and capitalism with a political jab at Governor Davey and Franklin Roosevelt. It then shifts to a Health Service report predicting pneumonia tolls, CDC vaccine trials, and the creation of a new preventive called Soluble Specific Substance SSS, costing 50 cents per injection for CCC supply and a potential $1 for civilians, with limited availability.
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Franklin Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
U. S
CDC
Washington
Army Medical School
Lloyd Derr Felton
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
CCC
Butler reads unsigned presidential reply to VFW neutrality stance
In Buffalo the 38th VFW encampment cheers as Major General Smedley Butler U S M C retired reads a supposed presidential note backing neutrality in the Sino Japanese war and troop withdrawal. He notes no signature and jokes about obtaining such a letter.
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Buffalo
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Smedley Butler
U.S.M.C
U.S
Mediterranean piracy crisis drives 12 nation talks in Switzerland
Increases in Mediterranean attacks on British and French ships trigger Downing Street meetings and a planned 12 nation conference at Nyon to curb piracy. Britain seeks Italian cooperation while Russia accuses Italy of torpedoing Soviet freighters and demands reparations.
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France
Downing Street
Mediterranean
Francisco Fanea
Germany
Britain
Italy
Great Britain
Little Nyon
Switzerland
Russia
Rome
Timiriazev
Analgoev
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American Press Association
Grace M. E. Church
P. J. Carroll
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New York City
Vv. C. Browning
Aria Screenis Ie
Northwest
Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
Organized Workers of America
London
National
Boston
Montana Mines Corporation
R. Lewis. Brown
William F. Scott
Wise River
Gale
Kelly Kash
Elegal
J. E. Kelly
Frank GC
McL'aidden
Dilla
Meridian
State of Montana
Dorthea Marie Hanson
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