Seven Dollar eighty five cent sale on new shades
A one week sale offers all new shades and lasts at seven dollars eighty five cents.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
5
A one week sale offers all new shades and lasts at seven dollars eighty five cents.
The Standard Six sedan debuts with low cost focus and durability. refinements include mohair upholstery lacquer finish 23 percent completion, automatic wind glass cleaner rear view mirror glare shield heater and silver fittings. New 50 hp engine four wheel brakes and streamlined controls aim to deliver long service at economical transportation costs.
Forty head of buffalo from the Bison Reserve near Dixon Montana were sold to William Randolph Hearst. He reportedly paid an average of 1000 dollars per animal. The herd will be shipped to his California ranch due to overcrowding on the reservation range.
The census bureau reports 86 754 cancer deaths in 1923, up 5 981 from 1922, with 87.6 percent of fatalities in a large registration area. The rate per 100 000 was 98.4, while Wyoming recorded 116 deaths.
A restaurant observer links male eating styles to character and social behavior. He notes rich diners splurge on pastries, fat men eat most, and couples reveal dynamics by meal choices. Public manners reflect show and status, while private dining exposes true preferences.
An article by B cites Montana as advancing from pioneer days to permanent agriculture. It notes high yields versus the US, and praises Montana's schools, churches, roads, towns, and rail access while urging new settlers to move there now. It predicts rising farm land prices with continued development.
The list records numerous U S transfers: Peter Collins 200 acres north of Medicine Lodge. Thomas Sweet 320 acres on Blacktail Deer Creek. Ira B. Wagner 480 acres on upper Blacktail Deer Creek. Arthur M. Keay 640 acres Big Hole Basin west of Wisdom. Francis M. Keas 160 acres north of Gibbons Big Hole. Charles Green 160 acres near Upper Red Rock Lake. A L Stone to John Peterson 2735 acres in Big Hole basin south of Jackson. Lena Kersten to Anna K. Guenth er 320 acres on Fast Bench City of Dillon to John Tessier lot 60 Block A of cemetery. Spring Creek Sheep Co 633 acres east of Daly’s station on Oregon Short Line. Andrew J. Davis to David Evans 360 acres near Melrose. etc.
A car owner with a Studebaker relies on the instrument panel indicator to know exact gallons left and mileage range. The old method of gauging fuel by a dipstick was unreliable, but the new gauge shows how far one can go based on miles per gallon.
A fragmented notice praising a Baptist church led by the minister Be in Harkey. It emphasizes keeping a New Year resolution with cheery music and sermons that help, urging spiritual renewal.
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