Dillon News Briefs and Local Advertisements
Local notes from Dillon include shop ads for Tattersall's selling sewing machines carpets and percolators, and items on land and ranch sales. Residents such as Mrs. H Scott Mrs. Marshall Veild and Mrs. Roy Herndon are mentioned with visits and trips to Butte Kalispell and Great Falls. Public notices cover deeds and mining claims with prices and locations in Beaverhead county.
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H. Scott
Dell
Dillon
Hazelbaker
Marshall Vield
Butte
Lee van Etten
A. S. Rife
Tribune Office
Lorenzo Cushing
Eliel Brothers
Tattersall’s. Adv
Specialist Eye Service at Dillon April 8
Benefit your health and conserve your nerve forces by having your eye defects properly corrected by a specialist. See Dr. H. H. Scarborough at Andrus hotel, Dillon, Friday, April 8.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Demand the Best Lemhi Creamery Butter in Dillon
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho guarantees fresh churned butter three times weekly. If a dealer is out of stock, notify by mail to ensure prompt supply and steady access to Jersey cream butter for every family.
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Jersey
Dillon
Salmon Creamery
Salmon
Idaho
Oklahoma Statehood Origins and Rapid Growth
The article recounts Oklahoma’s opening to homesteaders in 1880, the rush of boomers to claim lands, and the rapid development from Indian territory to statehood in 1907. It notes Oklahoma’s ten presidential electors and its path from Indian lands to state status in the Union.
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Benjamin Harrison
Oklahoma
United States
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
State of
Kentucky Its Early History and Statehood Details
The piece traces Kentucky’s origins from Virginia settlers via the Blue Grass region and early explorers. It notes the name’s Iroquois roots, Boone’s Wilderness Road, and Kentucky’s 1792 statehood with 40 598 square miles and thirteen electoral votes. It also mentions Civil War volunteers’ notable height advantage.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Blue Grass
Ohio
Clark
Indiana
Daniel ‘Boone
Cumberland Gap
New—England
Duehe Santer Sith
Quezon Calls for Philppine Independence Either Free or Protected
Manila report quotes Manuel Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, urging independence for the Philippines in any form. He says Filipinos would accept full independence without protection if Congress forfeits that role, while noting 98 percent would favor absolute independence in a vote.
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Manila
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
United States
the Philippines
Congress of the
Quezon
Tuberculosis Decline Paralleled Leprosy in History
Dr. Louis Corbett of Cambridge compares tuberculosis’s fall to leprosy’s decline in western countries. He notes deaths down nearly 60 percent since 1865 due to less overcrowding better nutrition and real ventilation. The war briefly revitalized tuberculosis in Europe, especially in Austria.
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Louis Corbett
University of Cambridge
Austria
Sheet Music News from Tribune Book Store
Sheet music and instrumental pieces arrive from publishers nearly every week. Orders taken for pieces not in stock. Tribune Book Store.
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Tribune Book Store
Canadian Boundary Line Length Reported
A recent report states the boundary line between Canada and the United States measures 19 9 808 miles, as surveyed by the United States Geological Survey. The finding highlights the extensive shared frontier and underscores ongoing delineation efforts.
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United States Geological Survey
Canada
United ‘States
In Liberia Swamps Natives Use Garlic Remedy
A brief Ohio State Journal note claims Liberian natives rub garlic on bare feet while crossing swampy terrain. The strong odor allegedly repels venomous reptiles, guiding their travel through marshy areas.
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Liberia
Ohio State Journal
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Ad
Announcement from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co promoting prompt abstracts and complete plant details in Dillon Montana with Frank Hazlebaker as president.
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Southern Montana
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church Schedule
Bannack and Washington Streets church led by Edward Smith. Residence beside church. Phone 153. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. led by Prof. L. R. Light. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 7:30 p.m. Pastor in pulpit for services. General welcome extended.
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Bannack and
Washington Sts
Edward Smith
Epworth League
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Sheridan
Mrs. Ernest Orr
J. H. Brundage
Robert Bidstrup
Jed Cushing
Adv
Roy Herndon
John F. Bishop
Dillon Greenhouses
E. F. Sill
Brandy
E. W. Thomas
Montana Hardware & Implement Co
R. R. Rathbone
Rhet Rathbone
MacDougall
Robertson
Spokane
Mamie Crossland
Kalispell
Joseph Beavie
Sheridan Forum
Abstract 'S Company
A .S. Johnson
Jacob ‘Spitzmiller
Barnnett
Barnett Avenue
Venor E. Metlen
Big Hale
Big Hale Basin
City of
Edward W. Crocker
Mountain View Cemetery
A. 8. Johnson
R W. Boone
Barnett
Barnett Avenues
James W. Patterson
F. M. Carr
Beaverhead County
George W
A. H. French
Reno
Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad Company, Limited
Lemhi Telephone Company
Ralph I. Dutch
Andrew C. McBride
Melrose
George Fairweather
Utopia Mining District
Grant Smith
Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith Estate
Fred W. Allen
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Jonathan Brace
Miliy
Potts
Crane
Dillon, Montana
Manuel L. Quezon
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated
L. R
Come
Burke Auto Transfer Company
Propr
E. H. Brundage
Dillon Furniture CO General Furniture Distributors
Land Office
Pearl I
Smith
Montana
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