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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
4
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Business Week notes lamb prices fell 30 percent while sheep numbers rose from 36 million in 1922 to over 51 million this year. Montana hosts county meetings to organize a unified push by producers bankers and business leaders to boost lamb consumption. Dillon meeting set for Tuesday April 14 at 1 30 PM.
A March 27 1891 survey notes an earthquake shock felt in Dillon causing items to fall and a man to be bruised. In the same city a lady dropped eggs from a bucket, a bust toppled, ink wells overturned, and stores suffered broken goods. The Vipond mines were sold for 60000 to Indianapolis buyers amid broader Italian scare talk.
Bozeman will host the Montana Stockgrowers Association convention from May 7 to 9. About 1,500 stockmen from across the state are expected to attend for educational sessions aimed at advancing Montana's livestock industry.
W. E. Selner completed a renovation of his Jewelry Store on Bannack street. The work included a new ceiling partitions in the rear coats of paint and varnish and a more effective lighting system.
The notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for night coughs and colds. It claims the first doses form a healing coating on irritated throat surfaces, clear air passages, ease breathing, and stop coughing immediately without opiates.
Week ending March 21 1931 details transfers from the Beaverhead Abstract Company. Henry Roth Octavia Roth and Charles Wilson acquire multiple parcels in upper Blacktail Deer Creek valley including 320 3820 and 820 acres. John Roth Katharina Roth and others sell to Wilson. Keenan Laden 280 acres near Dillon. Pfiffner Orr 640 near Red Rock. Jorgen Jorgenson to John Peterson Big Hole basin. Location certificates for Washout lode claims in Bannack district.
Mrs Martha Melvin and Mrs H Wheat traveled to Hyrum Utah to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs Annie Jensen who died Saturday afternoon in Idaho Falls. Their brother John Holm had been visiting with their mother. Jensen had many friends in this city who she visited several times.
The Beaverhead Mining association will hold a meeting at the Sugar Bowl cafe headquarters this Saturday evening at 8 o clock.
Announcing the birth of a son on March 20 in Butte to Mr and Mrs Tom Craver formerly of Dillon.
A faculty tea in the home economics dining room precedes the regular meeting with hostesses Miss Mary H. Baker Miss Florence Lewis Miss Katherine MacGregor Miss Genevieve Albertson. The quarterly honor list names forty one students earning over two points per credit led by a top first year student. Many honorees hail from Dillon and across Montana including Butte Great Falls Kalispell Judith Gap Whitehall and Wolf Point with multiple entries from Helena and elsewhere.
Dillon residents read the fatal plane crash news of Knute Rockne's death in the Messenger hours before the Watte paper arrived with the tragedy account. The newspaper touts its unequalled service to the community.
For sale or lease a 2000 acre hay ranch at Henry Lake Idaho near the Montana border. Terms described as very easy. Contact S. M. Nixon Pocatello Idaho. Also 2000 acre pasture for rent with good feed and ample water. Inquire Mrs. G. Mudd 22 North Pacific St Dillon Mont.
An aching back may not be serious but Foley Pills are advertised as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They claim to purify the blood and body, with over 25 years of use and universal recommendation, promising satisfaction and wide sale.
Rose Hecht of New Orleans argues at the American Bankers Association convention that state banks must retain chartering power to suit local needs. He cites growing state bank resources in the Federal Reserve system and notes mutual benefits from both codes while opposing excessive competition between laws.
County agent says terracing to stop erosion is vital in Noble County Oklahoma and two terracing schools were started for adults and 4 H clubs with five farm levels to loans interest free. Machinery is in use and farmers show keen interest in terracing.
More than one million people in 862 drought-stricken counties across 20 states received Red Cross relief. Seed programs began last September with rye and kitchen garden plantings, totaling over 326 thousand dollars in support. Early 1930s style, with garden plots, school lunches, and collaboration with the USDA and county agents.
An advertisement extols Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys and bladder with 25 years of use. It claims the product promotes healthy kidney activity and a longer life, urging readers to try them and noting they are sold everywhere.
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