Keeping Step With The Vets And The Four Point Program
The bill totaling 228 million dollars passed by Congress over the president’s veto does not pay the balance of adjusted service compensation. It restores some veteran benefits and reverses pay cuts from the National Economy act, aligning with the American Legion’s Four Point program. The Legion notes many veterans still cannot work to gain relief and commits to ensuring deserving cases are aided.
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America Legion
Chicago
Legion
Reminiscence of Dillon Baseball's Glory Days
Dillon residents recall a era when April incense fires marked spring, Camp K t fixes, and a two year old bus dubbed a Heap. The town organized a Baseball Meeting to revive a A-1 team, but now enthusiasm wanes as memories of Matt Barrys Kelloggs Lavans Gosmans Wheats Gilberts Stahls and the seventh inning rally fade into crickets.
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Dillon
Camp K't
Yesteryear
Meden
Ball Park
Matt Barrys
Kelloggs
Lavans
Gosmans
Wheats
Gilberts
Stahls
Diamond
Northwest
Reesor Byrd to Receive Columbia Medal March 31
Richard E. Byrd will be awarded the Columbia Broadcasting System Medal for Distinguished Contribution to Radio on Saturday March 31. Henry A. Bellows will present the award during a 10:00 to 10:30 P M EST broadcast from Station KFZ Little America. Captain Ashley C. McKinley will accept for Byrd. The ceremony occurs at the Radio Playhouse New York before press scientists explorers educators and expedition sponsors. The medal honors prior recipients Lindbergh Reith Earhart Stokowski Martini. The design features a muse Pegasus and Mercury wings with Byrd’s name and the date March 31 1934.
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Byrd
KFZ
Columbia
Little America
Radio Playhouse
New York
Charles A.lindbergh
John Reith
British Broadcasting Corporation
Amelia Earhart
Leopold Stokowski
Nino Martini
Gaetano Cecere
Muse
Pegasus
It Was No Sale of Buckskin Gloves and a Car Ride
C. C. Newman recalls Chief Tendoy and a visitor from Lemhi County, Jim Soberface, selling buckskin gloves at two dollars a pair. Charley Niblack offered him a worn Model T for a ride, leading to a brisk chase through Dillon streets as locals watched the exchange unfold.
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Tendoy
Dillon
Lemhi
Idaho
Snyder
Jim
Charley Niblack
Charley
Atlantic Street
George Opp
Court House
Pacific Street
Ruth Kelly
Westwood
Value of Clear Speech by Seventh Grade Student
William Tower’s essay argues that clear speech enables accomplishment and reduces mistakes, citing radio talkers and everyday conversations. A sample tale shows miscommunication when mispronounced names blur identity, illustrating confusion from poor enunciation.
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Snodgrass
Dillon Through the Years A Tribune Flashback
A retrospective from the Dillon Tribune recalls early 20th century Dillon with notes on Hillon charter, Bannack history, new births, and prospectors returning to the hills. It also references Coxey’s army movements, bicycle craze, and local infrastructure like city water lines and the Montana State Normal college.
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Birth Creek
Montana
the Tribune
Coxey
Maryland
Dillon
Butte
George Murray
Montana State Normal College
Grand Army
Prospectors stumble on large radium ore near Armstead
Three Butte men report discovery of what may be the largest radium ore bodies in the United States in a mine about 34 miles from Armstead. Dillon fans who traveled to Butte for the Levinsky Dillon fight included Frank Knotts Terry Browning Ed Roe Sylvester Hirsch man Emil Conger and George Mittlemier.
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the Tribune
Butte
United States
Armstead
Dillon
Frank Knotts
Terry Browning
Ed Roe
Sylvester Hirschman
Emil Conger
George Mittlemeier
Beaverhead County Officials Named Gilbert and McCollum
The Beaverhead County Commissioners appointed T. E. Gilbert as county attorney and James McCollum as sheriff undersheriff. The Tribune endorses both for their qualifications and potential efficiency. A fertile improved farm of 8744 acres is offered nearby at 70 dollars per acre as a profitable investment.
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T. E. Gilbert
James McCollum
Beaverhead County
Tom Gilbert
McCollum
the Tribune
Newman
Dillon
Gale
J. A. McCollum
Orr
Notice to Creditors in Beaverhead Montanas District Court
Executors Patrick M Sweeney and Sidney Oscar Jorgenson announce creditor claims must be filed within four months after first publication. Notices list their Dillon Montana law offices as the address for claims and vouchers. Dated March 1934 in Beaverhead County Montana.
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FLOM
State OF
Montana
Breaverhead
Eleanor G. Sweeney
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Gald
Beaverhead
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Fred Jorgenson
Anid
Sidney Oscar Jorgenson
Frederick C. Hoyrup
Frederick Choyrup
J. E Kelly
St of Montana
Lucille Hoyrup McPherson
Frederick GC. Hoyrup
Dilton
Sheriff Sale Notices Beaverhead County Montana 1934
E M Crumline plaintiff against Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Co a corporation enters a sheriff sale of real estate on April 21 1934 at 2 pm at the Dillon Montana courthouse front door The property described includes 320 acres NEY4 NEWSWY N% of SEM and SE of SE section 35 Township 8 South Range 9 West with all tenements hereditaments al appurtenances and rents issues and profits thereof.
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Sheriff's
E. M. Crumline
Beaverhead Alberta Oil
As Co
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Probate contest and public notice in Beaverhead County
Court actions announce the revocation of Henry Gleed Sr's 1933 will and a public probate hearing in Dillon Montana. Notices also publish stock-raising homestead proof by John Krause of Jackson and list witnesses for land claim in 1934. Beavaerhead County officials and U.S. Land Office items appear in this district record.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Gleed
Donnel Gleed
Smith
Gleed
Henry Gleed, Jr
Joia
Devisey
Pearl Gleed Nebecker
Emma Gleei
McClisese
Devisees
State of
Ceurt Gleed Nebecker
Enna Gleed McCleese
Dillon
Eeverhead
State-of-Mountain
Fred Rife
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land
Great Falls
John Krause
Jackson
Township
Range
Prin. Meridian
District Court
Pilson
John Jackson
John Meyers
Jules E. Wenger
Paul QO. Vatzig
M. D. Nicholson Register
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F. E. Foote
THE
American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Ino Sary
C. C. Newman
William Tower
Stewart Buchanan
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
Baked Beans
Mr. Blake -Beanen
Hillon
Ruth’s Rabbits
Lucille
Stephens
Murray
Hos
Northwest Bancorporation
Thia Bank Ate
Federal Deposit Insurance ‘Corporation
Ee A
Francis J. Gelnaus
Little Music Store
Paramount
Black Diamond
Ukelele
Brunswick
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