Babson Analyzes Eastern Central States Business Outlook
Roger W. Babson reports on the central eastern states, noting foreign trade will lag in 1922 while jobbers and bonds expect improvement. He cites New York and Philadelphia, rail and utilities, clothing manufacturing, and the wind-down of Depression effects, with prospects of higher bond demand and a gradual rebound by mid‑1922. The Babsonchart Index sits 18 percent below normal. preparations for spring activity are advised. Next week: The Truth About the South.
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Roger W. Babson
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New England
Pennsylvania
Schenectady
Pittsburg
New York City
A Significant Church Movement in Dillon
Dillon citizens agree church buildings lag progress and a new era of larger, modern worship houses is seen as overdue. The article notes most churches remain pioneer era structures, with only the Latter Day Saints meeting a recent advance and the Methodist Episcopal church repeatedly considering changes.
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Dillon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pioneer Memorial Church Comes Under Discussion in Dillon
The Beaverhead church traces its roots to early valley settlements and aims to build a modern edifice as a pioneer memorial. After years of discussion and wartime delays, local leaders vow to proceed within the next year, citing 200 in Sunday school and crowded facilities. Dr. L. C. Bovard visited Dillon to discuss the project with the official board.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Red Cross
Montana
Missoula
Glendive
Miles City
Three Forks
L. C. Bovard
D. D
Townsfolk and visitors drop in Dillon area
A roundup of locals and travelers visiting Dillon from nearby towns and states. Notables include Judge Lyman H. Bennett arriving from Virginia City to hold court, Dr. G. G. Brownback visiting Butte for the Follies, and Dr. H. H. Scarborough's eye clinic at the Andras hotel.
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Adam Weitz
Dillon
Butte
G. G. Brownback
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Aged man dies at county hospital after long illness
James Dolby aged 85 years died yesterday morning at the county hospital after more than five years of invalid life. For years Dolby drove a stage in this section.
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James Dolby
Dolby
Fire siren delivered for city hall tower
Beaverhead Motors delivered a 500 pound fire alarm to be mounted on a ten foot tower atop City Hall. The immense siren is touted to be audible for ten miles once activated.
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Beaverhead Motors Company
Probate transfers and a stock damages ruling
The state records gifts of property from Mary Wilson to her sons Charles Wilson and William Wilson with two Dickinson street parcels 60 by 80 feet and 61 by 115 feet in Dillon. Hugh M Fleming estate to Orca M Fleming his wife and five minor children detailing 320 acres between Dell and Kidd. The supreme court affirms the district court action in Flynn versus Poindexter Orr Livestock Company. lower court had ruled for defendants.
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Mary Wilson
Charles Wilson
William Wilson
Banack
Washington Streets
Dillon
Hugh M. Fleming
Orca M. Fleming
Dell
Kidd
Supreme Court
District Court
Thomass Flynn
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Thanks for Support During Illness and Passing
James Dodd extends gratitude to friends for assistance and kindness during his wife’s long illness and death. He also thanks them for the floral offerings.
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James Dodd
Eye specialist visit at Andrus hotel Dillon May 26
Dr. H. H. Scarborough offers eye and glasses fitting at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Friday May 26. The event promises relief from headaches and dizziness by correcting vision.
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H. H. Scarborough
Dillon
Andras Hotel
Andrus Hotel
Ford Promotion Encourages Savings Difference
A promotional note urges purchasing a Ford with a promise to bank the difference. The message lacks context but implies savings or rebate tied to a Ford sale.
Beaverhead County High School News Closes First Year
Beaverhead County High School News ends its inaugural year as a student operated paper guided by a faculty adviser. The publication has represented the efforts of many students and served the school community throughout its first year.
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Beaverhead County
Miles
The
News
Edwin Whitworth
Recognition for staff behind the school newspaper
The year’s issue salutes Miss Miles for guiding the paper and managing editorial policy. It credits Edwin Whitworth, Harold Blinn, Walter Foster, and Tom Olmsted for finances and operations, noting the paper’s growth and permanent establishment for future students.
Student Association elects new officers for next year
The Student Association selects Elmer Selway as president Frances Dunn as vice president Mary Heavey as secretary Bernice Hircchman as treasurer Allen Dansie as business manager Victor Carrigan as yell leader at the recent meeting.
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Elmer Selway
Frances Dunn
Mary ‘Heavey
Bernice “Hircchman
Allen Dansie
Victor Carrigan
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Dillon Examiner
Congress
Examiner
Eastern Central States
Babson
Joe Chaput
Grant
J. E. Hubbard
Apex
Bart Hungate
A. P. Williams
Alder
E. J. Bowman
Anaconda
Frank Calkins
Ed Blanchard
Bannack
Des Moines
Iowa
J. H. Gilbert
Fred Gilbert
Harry Turner
California
Christian Science Society
Yeaman Block
Center Street
Harold Blinn
Walter Foster
Tom Olmsted
Student Association
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