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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1924
Page
8
A tan wool vest is missing between the Andrus Hotel and Beaverhead Cleaners. Return to Tom Harris at the Andrus Hotel.
A crowd of fans from diverse towns and clubs express strong opinions on the World Series, with many backing Washington while others root for the Giants. Individuals name teams, players, and favorites, revealing mixed confidence and local loyalties.
Montana tale recounts five early prospectors who struck rich near Pioneer in the Big Hole basin. The group built a dugout, found a large gold pocket, and were killed in 1877 near the Battle Ground as they returned toward Bitter Root valley. Local Indians reportedly buried the gold and the cache was never found.
In Helena on October 1, factions within the La Follette Wheeler movement the farmer labor party and the Sam Teagarden group clash over carry of La Follette presidential electors. Filings by Teagarden and Baldwin committee are delayed pending attorney general opinion. The dispute centers on use of the word Independent and which slate may be registered. Courts likely to resolve the fight.
The Tatapochon Camp Fire group met on Tuesday after vacation to plan a busy year. Officers elected include Burl Scully as president and Madge Vachon as vice president with Helen Hoffman secretary Edith Hansen treasurer and Virginia Stee Pe cheer leader. A short health meeting followed with a hike to Lovers Leap.
The article reports on personnel changes at Dillon’s Normal College including substitute teachers and class activities. It covers new student intake via a comprehension test, engagement in publications, church notices, and preparedness for county exams. It also notes faculty travel to state meetings and ongoing building projects in the training shops and classrooms.
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