Local People Move Around In Last Week
Mrs. Chester Hate visited Butte last Sunday. S. F. Erwin also visited Butte to see friends. Guy Gray came from Millpoint last Friday. T. J. Call of Ennis attended to business. Col Alf Decker from Armstead on a trip last Saturday. Mrs J N Mansfield of Grant visited Dillon Saturday. Bob Robinson, former Dillon attorney, spent Monday here on business and renewing friendships. Ed Kennison of Sno Sheepasa county spent late last week in Dillon. Ruth Gelhaus left for Missoula to study at the state university. Rutherford Dunn drove from Black Forest Nevada to Dillon for several days of visiting. Mary Emily Elliott and Dorothy Blinn left for Missoula to study at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Robincon
Dillon
Ed Kennison
Sno. Sheepasa
Ruth Gelhaus
Missoula
The
State University
Rutherford Dunn
Black Forest
Nev
Mary Emily Elliott
Dorothy Blinn
Evanses Visit San Diego Couple Arrive in City
Mr and Mrs Richard Evans of San Diego arrived in the city Sunday for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evans
San Diego
City
Lee McCracken
Dillon Buzzes With Visitors and Travels Among Local Residents
Dillon welcomed a parade of visitors and travelers last week including Mr and Mrs J H Bray of Lakeview and S M McKnight of Dell attending business in Dillon. locals like Emmett Carroll and Carl Huntley journeyed from Big Hole ranches while J A Aken Wise River and James Long Dewey stopped for business. visits extended to Helena, Missoula, Iowa and other eastern states as residents reported trips and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bray
Lakeview
Dillon
Carl R. Huntley
Big Hole
Emmett Carroll
Big Hole Basin
J. A. Aken
Wise River
James Long
Dewey
Charles Woodburn
Iowa
Healthful life at home through Foley Pills diuretic
Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina suffered from kidney and bladder distress and fatigue. She used Foley Pills diuretic and reports regained health and happiness. The product is sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. C
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Montana Wool Clip Still Ranks Third
Montana's 1928 wool clip reached 25,370,000 pounds, the largest since 1915, keeping the state third in U S wool production behind Texas and Wyoming. The Agricultural Analyst notes a 58.5 percent rise since 1920 and predicts Montana could challenge for second place if trends continue. World demand for wool remains strong into 1929 amid broader economic recovery and industrial growth in the Orient.
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Montana
Texas
Wyoming
Agricultural Analyst
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
United States
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Schemes to Deter Unwary Investors in Movie Dreams
Public relations piece by W. R. Morehouse cautions against hokum pokum movie schemes and estate scams. It warns that thousands seek fame while promoters promise riches, urges banking and Better Business Bureau guidance, and lists fake heirs and inflated claims to deter naïve savers.
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Bankers Association
Slick
Smooth
Hoover praised for postwar relief work in Central Europe
Former Congressman Cleveland A Newton of Missouri publishes a booklet praising Herbert Hoover for eight years in Congress advocating food relief and the return of alien property to distressed Germans and Austrians. Newton recalls Hoover's stance that aid was for women and children and recalls Hoover's testimony before a Congressional committee supporting relief.
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ST. Lol.s
Troover
Germany
Austria
Cleveland A. Newton
Missouri
Congress
Mr. Newton
Herbert Tloover
Europe
Hoover
Central Europe
Congressional Committee
America
Colleges favor Hoover in Juniata College straw vote
If college straw votes reflect national sentiment Herbert Hoover would win in a landslide. Juniata College tallies show Hoover 256, Smith 39, Will Rogers 2, with the faculty voting 18 for Hoover and 2 for Smith.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White House
Juniata College
Smith
Will Rogers
Harrisburg
Pda
Telegraph
Hoover’s relief plans praised by Union Star
The Schenectady Union Star lauds Herbert Hoover as capable of devising and carrying out relief for any injustice, noting his past success in alleviating starvation abroad and suggesting he would aid farmers if relief is needed.
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Hoover
America
Hoover Quote on US Democracy Enduring Ideal
A Hoover statement recalls that democracy’s fate rests with the American people as guardians of the nation’s democratic ideal, spoken in the era when Democracy’s guardian proclaimed its spiritual goal to mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Guardian of
America
The
United States
Herbert Hoover
Women Make Fools of Men Phrase Repeats in Change Note
A stray phrase reads Women make fools of men and sometimes make men of fools as part of a change note. The fragment preserves a dated expression and shows shifting attitudes in a brief textual snippet.
Travelers Cheques Offer Safe Easy Travel Financing
Travelers Cheques simplify cash handling in unfamiliar towns. The American Express system is universally accepted, identifies the holder, and offers loss or theft protection through signature and countersignature. Available in convenient denominations starting at 75 cents per $100.
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American Express
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Chester Hate
Butte
S. F. Erwin
Guy Gray
Millpoint
T. J. Call of
Ennis
Towa. Gey
Col
Alf Decker
Armstead
J. N. Mansfield of
Grant
S. ‘M. McKnight
Dell
J. H. Sheser
Frank Blair
W. D. Tovey
Dan Tovey
N. E. Stone
Alice Stone
Helena
Gladys Garr
Monte Matthews
Barry
James Banks
Beaverhead Valley
W. C. Orr
D. C. Wampler
Jackson
Lester Opp
Baby
George Opp
Greeley
Mountjoy
Great Falls
Calvert Simons
Tribune Publishing Company
J. B. Duff
Portland
Livestock Commission
Spencer Patterson
Frank Hunsaker
Edward Boger
Edward Williams
Kenneth Wheat
Edwin Pegram
Jesse Miller
Montana State College
Bozeman
Albert T. ‘Reid
Fulmer
Sam
Federal Reserve Bank
J. G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
W. R. Morehouse
Public Relations Commission
American Bankers Association
National Better Business Bureau
New York City
Sick
Mr. Smooth
Smooth and
Company
Miracle Workers
Miracle Workere
iJuet
Baker
Ccaeeeeseess
Edwards Csacesecvees
Ingraham Csecceasees
Csacvenseavees
Jcominga Sessessseees
Hedkessevevenseenves
LGAK
Shepherd Essccucascess
Chase Cicessovsaereee
Townley
Webber
Webb
W R. Morehouse
Hoover SP Ved
Congressman Newton
Toledo
Ohio
F. H. Bimrose
R. D. Curry
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Annabel Desmond
Phillipa Apts
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