Yellowstone Park Traffic Breaks Records in June
Yellowstone Park reports 20,328 visitors crossed four gates in June, a 45 percent rise from June 1923, with total season visitors at 21,452. Auto entrants numbered 4,593 and trains carried 6,574, led by West Yellowstone gate with 8,213 visitors. California tops states for auto travelers, followed by Montana and Washington as motor tourism surges amid road improvements.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Park Transportation Company
West Yellowstone
Gardiner
Gardiner Gateway
Cody
Snake River
South Gate
Lander
Wyoming
Gardiner Arch
Shoshone Canyon
Cody Gate
California
Yellowstone
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Georgia
Delaware
Canada
Hawaii
Park Service
Marriage and Divorce Lecture by Edward Ott at Chautauqua
Edward Amherst Ott headlines the sixth Chautauqua night with the “Sour Grapes” lecture on marriage and divorce. The talk, praised as a strong feature, has influenced ideas and legislation across eleven states and promises to leave visitors reflecting on the park’s booster culture.
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Edward Amherst Ott
Petition counts color the fate of several initiative measures
The secretary of state's office reported 14264 signatures for workmen's compensation petitions across 23 counties, 14879 needed. Metal mines tax petitions show 19167 signatures, while railroad commission abolition and transfer to a governor appointee committee gathered 1401, signaling defeat. Bank depositors guarantee petitions totaled under 1000 as near closing time.
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Secretary of State
Railroad Commission
A Capable Cast at Hartwig Theater In Big Brother
The Hartwig theater screens Rex Beach's Big Brother in a production praised for a capable cast and sympathetic, realistic portrayal of the lower east side. Jimmy Donovan emerges as humane and lovable despite gang tensions and dope fiend Coke Joe, with Kitty the district’s angel shaping the drama into convincing entertainment.
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Hartwig Theater
Jimmy Donovan
Rex. Beach
Leutenant
Kitty
Cokey Joe
Mr. Dwan
Mr. Beach
Local residents travel and visit Dillon area
Mrs Alfred Holven left Saturday for Crockett California after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Nelson. J E Kelly and son James Kelly Jr T BE Gilbert and T J Mulaney went to Wisdom Sunday. George Harby of Polaris was a business visitor Saturday. Mrs Mary Guthrie visits at George Strub’s. Milton Nay from Grasshopper was in Dillon early week. Mrs T D Moran spent the weekend in Butte. Walter Paddock from Polaris was here early week. Mr and Mrs George Dart were in Butte late last week. T H Menke motored to Alder Saturday for business. Attorney James E Kelly Apgat a few days last week in Butte. Mrs Anna Delong visited friends in Butte last week. B R Stevenson of Wisdom spent last Thursday at the county seat on business. Mrs C P Thomas left for Whitefish to visit her daughter. Miss Lenore Lynch of Virginia City visited Dillon last Friday.
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Alfred Holven
Crockett
Calif
Jasper Nelson
J. E. Kelly
James Kelly, Jr
T. BE. Gilbert
T. J. Mulaney
Wisdom
George Harby
Polaris
Mary Guthrie
George Strub
Milton Nay
Dillon
T. D. Moran
Butte
Walter Paddock
George Dart
T. H. Menke
Alder
James E. Kelly Apgat
Agricultural outlook amid debt and price decline
The agricultural situation grows complex as farmers face deep debt and a US price downturn. Dr. G F Warren of Cornell predicts ten year trends with prices slipping toward pre war levels, urging strict budgeting for high price items and noting prices have risen over 2 percent annually since 1896.
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United States
G. F. Warren
Cornell
Warren
Sheriff Sale Notice of Beaverhead County Montana Property
Vermont Loan and Trust Company sues John L. McFayden and Mary McFayden. A sheriff's sale is set for July 24, 1924 at 2 p.m. at the Dillon courthouse front door, to auction Lots 1 2 3 4 and parts of section 31 township 7 south range 7 west containing 302 acres more or less per government survey.
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John L. McFayden
Mary McFayden
Court House
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Meridian
Beaverhead Sheriff Announces July 2 1934 Sale Terms
The notice details a property sale by cash terms conducted by Sheriff D F Mooney of Beaverhead County with Deputy A C Gruwelk, dated July 2, 1934, describing tenements hereditaments and appurtenances and related easements and water rights.
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D. EF. Mooney
Beaverhead County
A. C. Gruwelk
Notice of Elector Registration Books Closing
Notice is hereby given that the registration books for the registration of electors for the Primary Nominating Election to be held on the 26th day of aetate will close on the 11th day of July 1934 at 6 o'clock p m Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk of the Court House in Dillon Montana or before any Notary Public Justice of the Peace or a deputy registrar in the manner provided by law John H Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar in and for Beaverhead County Montana.
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Aetate
Dillon
Montana
John
Baker
Beaverhead County
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