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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
11
The Everglade State name arises from southern swamp lands. Florida is referred to as the Peninsula State as the nation’s southernmost state. Area cited as 58 660 square miles per McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Mississippi derives its name from the Mississippi River, meaning great river in Algonquin. The Bayou State nickname reflects its many bayous, and the river’s flooding shapes much of the land. From De Soto's 1539 voyage to statehood in 1817, Mississippi’s history ties to Louisiana and Spain, with Jefferson Davis later leading a Confederate regiment. Since 1870 it has leaned Democratic in national elections, except 1824 for Grant.
422 acres of meadow farm and pasture land two miles from Dillon with hay timber brush open water and pasture available on very easy terms. Sale contact SC Cr Newman ML Dillon Montana telephone block Dillon Mont.
The Geneva Times notes beef is cheaper in live cattle terms but raises questions about prices along the supply chain for porterhouse cuts.
Representative Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming signals a coming special session may enact an entirely new tariff law distinct from the Dingsley and Payne Aldrich measures. He notes urgency to relieve federal taxation and questions adopting a temporary Payne Aldrich stopgap. He argues swift action on a tariff bill is essential to avoid lengthy Senate delays and permanent changes.
A verses recount a union man’s life and death in a satirical tale. It mocks union vs non union perks through a coffin hearse monument and a confrontation with Satan over an open shop after death. The poem uses exaggerated images to critique labor unions and workplace solidarity themes.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger report notes motorcycles used by cowboys on cattle ranges for rounding up, fencing inspection, and chasing coyotes. The machine helps tire the gray wolves, allowing a lariat to finish the kill.
The article traces Colorado from early exploration to statehood. It notes mining output, Pike and Long expeditions, Fremont, the 1858 gold discovery near Pikes Peak, Denver’s growth, the 1861 Colorado Territory, 1870 statehood, area and population details, and the origin of the name “Colorado” meaning colored red. It also mentions the centennial nickname tied to independence.
Transfers include James R Dempsey selling 240 acres in Big Hole basin near Fox to patent. Beaverhead Ranch Co to Cook Sheep Co for 40 acres near Point of Rocks and 40 acres in upper Blacktail Deer creek valley for 1600 dollars. William L Frakes to Charles F Meine for 200 acres near Argenta for 10 dollars. Edmund J Callaway to Harriet H Callaway for 2 1 2 lots in Poindexter Orr addition to Dillon on Atlantic St for love and affection. Water right by Celia J Johnson for 2 1 2 cubic feet per second of Swartz s canyon. Probate matter estate of Mary Fannie Pack deceased recorded. James A Pack to Helen C Harper for 640 acres in Big Hole basin near Bristow for 1 dollar and other valuable. Notary E J Callaway filed. Representation by L J Swanson on Lakeview White Horse Gerald Jodes in South Side mining district and Bonnie Doon Silver Bell Little June and Mountain View Jodes in Bald Mountain mining district.
A testimonial from Potts the Druggist promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. It claims a single dose proves value with a money back guarantee and notes widespread druggist endorsement.
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