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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
4
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The notice indicates material entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
At the railroad station a regular crowd gathers daily for the afternoon train. Terry, Mac, Ed, and others watch from the platform as the locomotive arrives, coal smoke, whistle, and passengers generating quiet interest before the train departs.
The piece notes Bannack’s old-time residents predicting a revival due to cheap electric power enabling profitable low-grade ore mining. It laments few pioneer miners remain to witness the anticipated revival and lists several early believers.
Obituary remembers John B. Mayfield as a home-loving husband father and trusted friend. His death came just before a city caucus where his nomination for city treasurer was placed in his widow’s name. Voters urged to support Mrs Mayfield on Tuesday. The column also comments on local spring activities and town life.
The piece discusses potential mining opportunities in Beaverhead and mentions a proposed road from Dillon to Frying Pan Basin. It suggests lighting a route from the town to the Normal College to win support from faculty and students.
The Dillon Tribune reports a Midwest oriented straw poll with Calvin Coolidge favored by Republicans and William Gibbs McAdoo leading Democrats. Dawes and Reed show weaker second choices. Smith leads in Michigan with other states yet to report. readers urged to vote and mail ballots to the Tribune office. Beaverhead County mining outlook notes a large ore belt, placer deposits, and potential for future development aided by glaciation and geology studies.
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