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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1928

Page

6

Ford Model A sets transcountry speed record Seattle to Fordson

The McKay Titus driven Model A Tudor Sedan completed the 3064 mile coast to Great Lakes run in 76 hours 50 minutes beating the fastest railroad by seven hours. It averaged 39.87 mph and 44.86 mph actual driving after servicing. The trip started February 3 from Fordson Michigan with stops for fuel and food and finished February 6 in Seattle Washington.

Lindberghs Chamberlins W Byrds McKays Tituses Fordson Mich Seattle Wash Great Lakes New York William QO. McKay Ford L. EB. Titus Olympia Pacific Northwest Ford Motor Company Pacific Coast Omaha Rawlings Wyo Wyoming Log-Bee Grand Island Rockies Mississippi Valley Columbia Highway Oregon Pacific Highway Miss Tudor Pocatello Idaho Echo Pendleton Michigan Portland R. W. Hinen McKay State Capitol Roland H. Hartley W. O. McKay Titus Agency Titus Front Lmits Fifth Avenue Theater Bertha K. Landes Big Town Mr. McKay Joseph M. Karmann Dearborn Landes Central Mountain Pacific

Braach Nattrass Nuptials Celebrate Saturday Evening

Miss Miriam Nattrass of Dillon and Walter Braach wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Allan Haldeman officiating. The couple will reside at Brandon teacherage after school ends and plan to work on the Braach ranch. The groom's family and friends joined for a wedding supper at George Gemmell's home.

Miriam ‘Nattrass Dillon Walter Braach Allan Haldeman Laura Albert Braach Madison County Forum

First Woman To Live In A Steel House

Mrs. Walter Bates seeks world first as the wife of a Chicago steel magnate plans a nine room steel home in Gary Indiana designed to be fire tornado and earthquake proof. The couple aims to pioneer steel houses while she, formerly Beulah Harrison of Dillon, is connected to local families through siblings and a Dillon education.

Walter Bates Dillon Chicago Gary Ind Bates Beulah Harrison Jack McLaren Harry Graves Homer —Harrison Normal College Bitter Root Valley

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