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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
10
The cross complainant as trustee under the mortgage cannot execute the trust without the court's aid. The rights of all parties in interest cannot be ascertained or protected without judicial sale of all property and rights covered by the mortgage or deed of trust.
Batson Park Mass Aug 13 Recent rises in farm product prices raise farmer purchasing power. Babson estimates show corn up over 48 percent cotton about 27 percent wheat around 30 percent raising incomes by hundreds of millions. Economic and political implications noted with cautious optimism for 1924 elections.
O C Gosman county commissioner spoke at the county board meeting about a recent accident in his district. He said a sixteen foot log and ditches at the bridge approaches failed to deter motorists. The driver reportedly went around the log and could not stop before plummeting over the embankment.
Dr W J Bomersa announces a new dental office occupying the former RB practice location. The move re-establishes care under the name Dr Bomersa with prior associates or affiliations referenced in the notice.
Mae Murray's mood hinges on jazz rhythm as her new film The French Doll plays at Hartwig Theater Sunday and Monday. The Metro Hollywood production, adapted by Frances Marion from A R Thomas French play, showcases Murray with a private studio orchestra, highlighting the music's sway over scene mood.
Rupert Hughes dramatic comedy Reno uses legal twists across state lines to complicate divorce fate for two young couples. Helene Chadwick George Walsh Lew Cody Carmel Myers star as photo scenes unfold near Yellowstone geysers in a plot that promises thrills and surprises tonight and for two days.
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