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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1924
Page
7
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The Salvation Army calls for donations of children s clothing up to age twelve for needy city youngsters. People may drop items at Salvation Army headquarters or mail to Box 605. local workers will collect them.
The piece argues postwar Europe traded wealth for U S goods and bonds, leaving the United States with massive foreign debts while domestic farmers face market collapse. It contrasts postwar conditions with prewar prosperity, urges protectionist policy questions, and notes manufacturing advantages and tariff effects on agriculture.
H J Herrin sues William Sutherlan in district court at Helena for eight trespass actions in August and September on lands and waters owned by plaintiff. Damages claimed total 107.40 with $10 per count for fishing on the Missouri river and for shooting ducks, destroying grass, fishing Fallé creek, and shooting over the dwelling and cattle.
Beaverdead County farmers are invited to contact the local high school agriculture department for dairy herd testing feeding advice and flock management. The department promises prompt attention to letters and invites farmers to visit the school as it expands practical farming assistance.
Victor Schertzinger directs the Metro film The Man Life Passed By from a story by Schertzinger and Winifred Dunn. Percy Marmont stars as a bitter man whose arc bends toward love with the daughter of his foe as Hobart Bosworth appears as Iron Man Moore.
Malcolm Fleming spoke to the Dillon Rotary about the island off Australia its customs and government. Warren Cord of Greeley Colorado and a Rotary member discussed Rotary activities. Clarente Doak was introduced as a new member. President Monroe urged higher attendance and Linden McCullough proposed courting the Western Montana State Educational convention in Dillon next year.
Boston and Montana lawyers report all legal matters tied to the receivership are settled and within six weeks a new company will gain full title to the Wise River district property. Recovery work includes B and B railroad repairs from Divide to the property and tunnel and mill refurbishments as development under receivership proceeds. Beavershead County, I H Brand, and Franklin King are cited with progress assessments.
Chancellor M. V. Brannon announced total enrollment across four Montana institutions reaches 2 305 with increases in freshmen. State University Missoula reports 1125 students, Agricultural College Bozeman 700, Normal College Dillon 380, School of Mines Butte 90.
E L Hurley M A minister leads services at First Baptist Church with Bible school at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 on Sunday. Evening events include B Y P U at 6:30 and preaching at 7:30. midweek prayer at 7:30 Wednesday. choir practice Friday. Sunday topics for Oct 12 are Faith the Dynamo of the Soul and The Preeminence of Christ. You are invited.
A satirical analysis reduces a man to chemical ingredients and worth 98 cents, listing fat, iron, sugar, lime, phosphorous, magnesium, potassium, and sulfur as portions. It notes prices rising threefold from earlier times and frames the insult as a crude taxonomic joke.
New crop of honey on the market with pricing options. Five gallon cans delivered at seven dollars, ten pound buckets at one fifty each, broken comb honey twenty cents per pound. Inquire BE. B. Re Salmon, Idaho. 10 tf
Fragment notes a location tied to Dr Rathbone later occupied by individuals linked through initials and a phone number. The snippet hints at a switch or dispute over premises and professional practice.
Several good buys in weed Fords announced by Beaverhead Motors Co with easy terms for buyers seeking value and affordable financing.
A detailed romance set in a dramatic French period, with a focus on rich costumes and valorous deeds. Norm Taliaferro Hartwig stars in a Vengeance production, with strict adherence to narrative and historical accuracy in its adaptation from novel.
The Go at Dillmont park concluded with hikes games and dancing from seven to ten in the pavilion. Ruth Beery joined the training school as second grade teacher after Anna Powers resigned to Seattle. Mrs M Eva Dull’s seven year tenure as house director ends November 1 with no successor yet named. Football practice intensifies as new equipment arrives and Normal College projects to field a strong first season. Junior assembly aims to orient freshmen with college life and catalogs. Bernice Bow teaches 3A grade aims at normal college coursework.
The Boosters club elected Tesa Kelley of Butte as president and Bernice Babb of Great Falls as yell leader. Mr Robert W Newman of Missoula will address the faculty and students at the General Assembly on Wednesday at 4 15 p m.
Classified ads offer 500 yearlings and two year old purebred Rambouillet bucks from Alphonse Bonnet in Ethridge Montana. Also registered Rambouillet yearling rams by EH W Geary in Lima Montana. Additional items include a double harness, leather collars, a Deering binder and bin der, an International 1 ton truck, a mahogany settee, a manganese steel safe, an oak swivel office chair, and a State Bank address listing.
Wanted to hear from owner of food ranch for sale. To cash price, full particulars. F. Bush Minneapolis Minn. Phone 9-4.
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