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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1925

Page

3

Classified Advertisements Offer to Sell Florida Real Estate

Real estate pitches in Florida seek high asking prices with agents Bol ever Brown of Butte Montana and others arranging sales. Listings include relinquishment of 240 acres with water, livestock, tools, and equipment. various Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington advertising lines for land and farming items. poultry dairy and farm machinery and supplies. multiple wanting to buy and sell items including carpentry and farm gear.

Florida Bolever & Brown Butte Montana Lotta C. Billings Mackay Idaho W. W. Jones Havre Bitter Root John W. Thal Florence Pugry Sound L. B. Richey Porttanley Wash Oregon City Oregon

Education Listings and a Note on Glass Etching Origins

Educational options include Seton Hill College Greensburg Pa training young women from eighteen states with tuition 500 to 650 yearly. Fashion art schools noted in San Francisco and New York offer design and acting courses. A Bohemian glass cutter’s warning tale explains that nitric acid corroded glass when dropped on his spectacles.

Greensburg Pittsburgh Pacific Coast Fashion Art Sutter & van Ness San Francisco Cal

Educational Crossword Puzzle Teaching Word Use

The piece describes a vocabulary focused crossword by Dr. Thorndike and others using 10 000 common words from 5 000 000 words. It presents example clues and answers showing how prefixes hyphens and punctuation indicate missing words and proper forms.

Edward L. Thorndike Columbia University

MIP PIS TE OIG LoyRii Ya 4

A cryptic OCR fragment mentions MIP PIS TE and OIG LoyRii Ya 4 with unclear context and no identifiable event or entities. The readable portion provides no verifiable people places organizations or dates to confirm a full news item.

Various Montana News Items Set for Late 1920s

A mosaic of reports from Montana includes railroad yard work by Northern Pacific at Sidney, a $15,000 car supply buildup in Havre, and a Powder River County road project costing $8,000. Also noted are Kiwanis and Lutheran youth leadership elections, Glacier Park visits by Vachel Lindsay and Justice Butler, and creamery acquisitions in Miles City Sidney and Glendive.

Northern Pacific Sidney Montana Powder River Custer Broadus Great Northern Railway Havre Armour Creameries Armour & Co Chicago Western Creamery Company Miles City Glendive

Montana Board Approves Summer Instructors Pay

State board of examiners backed extra compensation for 18 university instructors teaching summer sessions after Attorney General Foot advised and Chancellor Brannon advised, noting long standing practice of paying summer stipends alongside regular salaries.

State Board of Examiners L. A. Foot M. A. Brannon

State briefs sweep list of local news items

Nathaniel T. Conklin, first Flathead county superintendent, found dead near Barre. Judge Theodore Lentz injured in a fall at his Flathead Lake home. Construction begins on an exhibition hall for Gar fields county fair in Jordan. Walter J. Hill faces a $200000 alienation suit in Park county. Butte chosen 1926 War Mothers convention site. new officers listed. Harold Brott recovering after Denton shooting. County tax rolls cut $60,000 in Hill county. Missoula levy up 0.25 mill. library fund hike to 0.75 mill. Willis Close ships large steer from Rosebud County.

Henry Schoknecht Kalispell Walther League Lutheran Church Young People's Organization Great Falls Lewistown W. Veizaimann Butte Christine Zipperton Wacker Missoula Montana Great Northern A. G. Luedeman Deer Lodge Kiwanis International Helena Marlon Dietrich Billings J. W. Kohler Vachel Lindsay Glacier National Park Nathaniel T. Conklin Flathead County Geniiemen Milk River Barre

Hiker Finds Billings Quarters After Long Journey

Francis L. Scott 17 of Providence Rhode Island hiking from Atlantic to Pacific Coast recently spent time in Billings. To save money he slept in the city hall bank and was housed by the night jailer. Scott has traveled over 5000 miles since January and says much of it was by automobile with generous drivers.

Francis L. Scott Providence R. I Atlantic Pacific Coast Billings Scott

Great Falls Sugar Factory Hinges on 1926 Beet Acreage

T G Woods of the Utah Idaho Sugar company says Great Falls must raise 3 000 acres of sugar beets next year to secure a local factory. Great Falls currently has 1 000 acres of beets this year as part of 6 500 acres supplying the Chinoook plant. Harvest set for late September with 326 workers. factory to run about 65 days this year. The firm aims for 10 000 beet acres in 1926 to operate about 100 days.

Great Falls T. G. Woods Utah- Idaho Sugar Company Montana Alberta Salt Lake City Great Fall Chinook Wood

Montana Prepares for Heaviest Fall Grain Shipments

In Great Falls the Northwest regional advisory board Montana division held a meeting with over 40 attendees. Sam Ross, chairman of the Montana state railroad commission, presided as the group announced plans for peak grain traffic this fall and noted Montana's dairy gains and stronger banking conditions compared to the Northwest.

Montana Railroad Commission Montana Samuel Ross Montana Commissions Northwest Great Falls Northwest Regional Advisory Board Sam Ross Montana State Railroad Commission Ross

Grain price rise worries railroads amid forecast traffic

The passage notes higher grain prices and warns railroads face a larger movement in a shorter period, despite this year's crop being smaller than last year's. It also states twenty thousand elephants are killed annually for ivory.

Brooklyn Army Warehouse Claims World’s Largest Building

The article notes a Brooklyn army warehouse as the largest building with 52 acres of floor space.

Army Warehouse Brooklyn

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