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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
11
A group from Dillon moved to Lima last Saturday to attend the opening of the new two story brick high school. The spacious auditorium hosted dancing and supper was served in the evening. The building is described as splendidly built and well equipped and among the finest small high schools in the state.
Charles McDaniels of a Boston wool firm has returned to Great Falls from a Northern Pacific tour through Livingston. He contracted for nearly 500000 pounds of wool from growers along the line at 40 to 41 cents per pound. McDaniels represents Hallowell Jones and McDonald of Boston, longtime Montana wool buyers.
Babson Park Mass May 21 The question what a Third Party would do to business was put to Roger W Babson business authority He said it would hurt business by weakening confidence and increasing uncertainty He noted conservatives tend to support steady progress while radicals slow it down He warned a diverse Third Party would not unite and could harm the economy General business is 7 per cent below normal and progress comes slowly by building on sound foundations.
A historical ballot snippet lists voters and recommendations including Shelly for president and per selections for national committee positions. Names such as W. R. Allen Mrs. George H. Berry Carl L. Brattin W. J. Brennan Harry B. Brooks E. F. Burmeister Thomas D. Campbell A. B. Cook and others appear with progressive or supportive notes.
The fishing season will be declared open on the morning of Thursday May 39 as anglers prepare their rods and tackle. With water levels high, good fishing is anticipated in about eight days at popular spots including Madison and Bloody Dick.
Mr. Babson says lasting progress needs time and effort not dynamite. He warns against a Third Party entering the field, which could worsen public mood and cause suffering and loss for all.
On May 29 Mrs. K. J. Drucker will present fifteen pupils in a Dillon training school recital. It is the first of its kind in Dillon and many are interested. Music for the dances will be provided by pupils of L. A. Gregory.
Newman will speak on Can Our Race BE Improved Miss Connie Martin will close the afternoon session with a song In the evening Gregory orchestra will perform short talks by Mrs Sarah E Morse and Miss Witham of the State Red Cross society The session ends with a social hour All women invited Reservations for luncheon with Mrs C A Vachon
Buick's long held policy of gradual, deliberate progress has yielded widespread consumer appeal. The Valve-in-Head motor and four wheel brakes are highlighted as key advances, with new body lines enhancing popularity and signaling continued strong sales in future seasons.
A historical notice outlines prohibitions on furnishing money or entertainments to electors. It specifies penalties for paying for attendance at polls or meetings to promote a candidate, except for lawful expenses of public questions discussions and pre election printing. The text reflects a misdemeanor provision.
Dr. W. J. Romersa, a dentist, lists offices formerly occupied by Dr. RB Rathbone and provides contact through phone 65W.
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