Air Service Disasters and Aviation Outlook
A long-simmering essay on the Shenandoah disaster and the ongoing search for an experimental plane. It lauds aviation progress yet laments loss, urging perseverance in science and the Navy’s brave crews. It also recalls Representative Hill’s cider fermentation controversy and a government-devised method to suspend fermentation without chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Shenandoah
Mississippi River
Ohio
Pacific
Hawaiian
Cra
California
When Tong War Rages Chinese Tongs Face Uncertain Peace
The piece notes the fragile ceasefire between rival Chinese tongs and the police skepticism of lasting peace. It explains tongs as business networks of merchants and traders, not secret devilry, and details how rival tongs may turn to violence to protect markets, while authorities struggle to curb feuds. It also references broader opinions on civilization, politics, and a fragmented set of boxing and sports asides woven into the commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hamlet
The
Tong
Ah Sin
Slam Bang
John Chinaman
John
Eaeneyinnarapen
Clipping Nature's Wings Reveals Agricultural Method
The Department of Agriculture announces a discovery of a method related to modifying natural processes. The report notes sharp divisions between drys who hail it as scientific progress and wets who see it as an unfair modification of nature’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Armistice Day Plans Debated by Powell Post in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Sept 3 Members of Powell post No 10 meet at city hall to hear reports from delegates C K Larabie and B J Cumming from the Dillon safe convention. The agenda includes Armistice day plans a dancing party boxing show and related matters with Commander Larabie urging large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell Post No. 10
C.K. Larabe
BJ. Cumming
Dillon
State Department
Larabie
Off for Mine in Elliston District
Deer Lodge notes show Maul of Minneapolis arriving to Elliston for preliminary work by Nigger Hill Development Co. Various locals and visitors travel through Deer Lodge including Stambaugh from Deer Lodge Farms, Bowser from Missoula, and others from Avery, Anaconda, Helena, and Missoula. Several residents plan relocations, business trips, or family visits, with one birth announced in Seattle and local staff resuming duties next week.
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Deer Lodge
Maul
Nigger Hill Development Company
Minneapolis
Elliston
H. Harnett
Missoula
A. W. Rose
Mark Welch
Helmille
Spe
W. F. Guilette
Hidward
Lawrence
California
A. G. Luedeman
W. G. Stambaugh
Butte
C. F. Dickson
Salt Lake
R. JD. Larabie
Friends Jr
Grover Aldrich
W. J. Pugh
Henry Knop
Superior
Beulah Kirks
Seattle
Dusineas College
Mel Yin Arnold
Arnold
Katherine Whitworth
Edward Knowles
Tacoma
Calvin Denton
Paul Fitspatrick
Sam Kirkes
Frank
Wilbur Slaughter
Propeer
Jim Penkake
Jimmie
Beaverhead County Fair Draws Growing Crowds in Dillon
Dillon September 3 crowds swell for Beaverhead county fair second day. Record attendance anticipated for final day with exhibits from Beaverhead National Forest, forestry display by John B. Sommers, aerial stunt shows, and nightly dancing. Local news notes include Eawin Whitworth visiting from Dell and Hugh Cottam departing for Lewistown en route to State College.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Tomorow
John B. Sommers
Beaverhead “National Forest
Elkhorn
Eawin Whitworth
Dell
O. A. Schulz
Leonard
Sheridan
Hugh Cottam
Lewistown
State College
Bozeman
Glenn Pyatt
Mac Pyatt
Carmen
Maho
Visitors and residents socialize in Dillon for fair weekend
Mr and Mrs A S Beardsley of Lima are in Dillon today. Mr and Mrs John Mullen from Armetead spent yesterday here. Mrs James Doyle of Monida weekends in Dillon. George Clemon and sons Tom and Mark attend the fair from the Big Hole basin. Adolph Parish visits from Polaris. Miss Gertrude Moody of Missoula en route from Los Angeles visits Miss Mary Geihhaus. Mrs Vennora Metlen and Miss Genevieve Mellen come from Horse Prairie. Hd Romain handles business in Dillon from Jackson. Wendell and Helen Jardine arrive from Jackson for several days with Dillon friends. Miss Jessie Cambro leaves for Harlowton for two weeks’ vacation. Mr and Mrs George H Parsons attend the fair from the Big Hole basin. Miss Anna Jorgensen visits Dillon friends. Miss Marjorie Dauterman visits Dillon friends. Mr and Mrs T R Pierce stay a couple days from Grant. Jack Card visits from Elkhorn Springs. A A Coverdell of Kalispell attends to business in Dillon today.
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E. B
A. S. Beardsley
Lima
Dillon
John Mullen
Armetead
James Doyle
Monida
George Clemon
Tom
Mark
Big Hole
Basin
Adolph Parish
Polaris
Misa Gertrude Moody
Missoula
Mary Geihaus
Los Angeles
Vennora Metlen
Genevieve Mellen
Horse Prairie
Romain
Jackson
Wendell
Helen Jardine
Jessie Cambro
Harlowton
George H. Parsons
Big Hole Basin
Anna Jorgensen
Marjorie Dauterman
Alders
T. R. Pierce
Grant
Jack Card
Elkhorn ‘Springs
A. A. Coverdell
Kalispell
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Man Matter
Anacomda Office
Shane
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Boreman
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Bunday Onty
Ree Toe
Ail
Reneen
Mnouia
Beandard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Pree
Prudden
King & Prodden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger
Chick Glove
Horton
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Strvet
Ban
AIR Service
Representative Hill
Maryland
Hill
Dayton, Tenn
Maine
Dawes
United States Senate
Babe Ruth
Hugh Beis
General Andrews
State News
Dillon Bureau
Beaverhead County
Mele
Auto Sun Department
Raybestos Ford
the Duck
Montana Hardware Co
Remington
Johnson
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