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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
12
Wyoming riders steal horses and head toward Montana. A vigilant Montana couple apply a plan after a hunch, aiding the sheriff to trap two thieves and recover the horses. The couple receives no share of the reward, and the sheriff's praise goes to others.
Hiram F. Johnson president of the Great Falls Commercial College has been elected to a one year term on the advisory board of the United Accredited Association of Business Schools. The college is admitted to full accreditation with privileges. The association covers 31 states and Montana has two members.
Polleys Lumber Co cuts a 1100 year old western yellow pine near Evaro Montana. The 150 foot tree measured 63 inch diameter yielded about 10700 board feet enough to build three five room houses. Indian Forest Service validates age and height records.
Senators Walsh and Wheeler fast tracked the confirmation of Wellington D. Rankin to be federal district attorney for Montana after President Coolidge nominated him to succeed John L. Slattery. Rankin, a Republican, is noted as a well known state figure and brother of Miss Selviette Rankin.
John M. Briten filed a sensational auction in district court at Great Falls accusing Collector James W. Roberts of alienation of his wife’s affections seeking $30,000 in damages. Briten asks publication to declare the charges utterly untrue.
A brief note asserts the writer’s belief that his wife was wrongly charged under an E08 code. The text claims the accusations were fabricated by the writer and seeks to clear her name.
A group of 40 Montanans at the state house in Helena approved a plan to push an initiative measure next year raising the gasoline tax to three cents a gallon. The 11 member committee would oversee details, aiming to fund highway construction, county shares, and a pay as you go system with emphasis on federal aid matching.
A complaint filed in Cascade County district court referenced in the Great Falls Leader on September 26 and the Great Falls Tribune on September 27, 1925. The narrator states that words used were misunderstood and that they do not believe the charges are true.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for soothing red rough itchy skin with hot baths, Cuticura Ointment for topical relief, and Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and protection as essential parts of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A terse proverb notes that passion can quickly override affection. The line implies volatile emotions can dissolve care and devotion faster than time or reason.
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