Sugar beet and sugar industry prospects in Montana
The piece surveys beet production across Montana and neighboring states, noting Amalgamated Sugar and Great Western operations. It cites yields, acreage, and payments from 1930, with projections for 1931, beet dumping upgrades, and factory plans in Polson, Conrad, Chinook, and Billings, plus regional irrigation needs and economic impact on farmers.
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Beaverhead
Idaho
Western Sugar Company
Montana
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Missoula
Flathead
Polson
Bitter Root
Flint Creek
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Columbus
Lewis
Clark County
Fort Morgan
Longmont
Colorado
Great Western Company
Denver
American Beet Sugar Company of
Miles City
Malta
Phillips
Ashby
Utah-Idaho
Sugars ‘Company
Blaine
Chinook
Conrad
G. N. Railway Company
Gallatin Valley
V. P. Railway
Montana State College
Bozeman
Russia
Italy
Poland
Florida
Montana Optimism Amid Prosperity and Irrigation Hopes
The passage praises Montana's productive soil rivers forests and livestock with rising consumption and improving prices. It envisions irrigation of Dillon area lands from Big Hole and other rivers, forecasting regional prosperity and renewed community growth. It also notes Chicago mayor Big Bill Thompson's defeat and urges New York City citizens to root out political corruption for national stability.
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Montana
Dillon
Hellyside
New York City
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
St Rose Guild Holds No Hostess Meeting
A no host meeting of St Rose guild was held at the guild hall Thursday afternoon with members in attendance.
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St. Rose Guild
Guild Hall
For Sale or Lease 2000 Acre Shay Ranch at Henry Lake
Sale offer for a 2000 acre Shay ranch at Henry Lake Idaho near the Montana line. Easy terms. Contact S M Nixon Pocatello Idaho.
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Henry Lake
Idaho
Montana
S.M. Nixon
Pocatello
Keeping Step with the Vets Post Strength Grows
Since the last salvo, recruits increased to 112, exceeding the 95 quota set by department HQ. Harper Post at Wisdom shows 24 members with 6 more possibles, potentially doubling their quota. Ex veterans who borrowed on adjusted service certificates to buy autos faced strong criticism, yet spending fuels a brighter near term business upturn in eastern industrial centers.
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Wisdom,Ted
Harper Post
Barretts of Wim pole Street in stock at Tribune Book Store
Shakespeare Club notes The Barretts of Wim pole Street in stock at the Tribune Book Store. Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting postponed until Wednesday April 16. For rent 2000 acre pasture with good feed and water inquire Mrs G Mudd 22 North Pacific St Dillon Mont.
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Wimpole Street
The
Tribune
Sure Help for Stiff Aching Back
An aching back may not mean serious illness yet causes concern. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for kidneys, purport to clear blood and body of lurking poisons. A long used remedy with 25 years of sales and guaranteed satisfaction. available widely.
City debated electric franchise and street lighting options
In a Saturday council session Allan Wheeler and Albert Hovey urged a three or four light system for Dillon. Porcelain bathtubs arrive at Cushing Cox shop. A Monday Montana street fire destroyed four buildings in Frohman block with losses over 5000 dollars. A hand engine and block wells were proposed to improve firefighting.
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Cil
Satuday
Allan Wheeler
Albert Hovey
Dillon
Cushing & Cox
Montana Street
Frohman
Easter Snow Delays Church Run as Plow Clears Paths
In a 1901 Tribune note, Easter morning brought heavy snow requiring the town snow plow to open church paths. Reports mention a possible telephone at Normal College. A grim line states Harley, Montana’s first white male child born at Bannack, died by suicide yesterday.
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the Tribune
the Normal College
Harley
Montana
Bannack
Baseball Season Opens in Dillon Next Sunday
From the Tribune dated April 7 1911 report the new baseball season starts in Dillon next Sunday. A separate item notes Sheriff Gosman was forced to shoot a horse at Dewey Flat last Monday when attempting to arrest a young man who fled into the hills armed with two revolvers and a rifle.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Gosman
Dewey Flat
Early Rising Club Picklement Ends In Alarm Over Lost Watch
At the Early Rising club meeting in the Andrus hotel hall at 4 AM Billy Hollingsworth reported his watch missing after leaving a pool hall. An executive session followed with tension and rumors as members were questioned. President Bert Orr announced an investigative committee to determine who took the watch, reporting at the next meeting.
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Billy Hollingsworth
Early Rising Club
Andrus Hotel
Andy Williams
George Whitworth
Charles Burden
Sam Ditty
Emery Keller
Bert Orr
C. C. Newman
Harry Andrus
Terry Browning
Chris Snyder
Smith McKnight
James Doda
Frank Pendleton
Bert Dunbar
Bud Galt
Billy
Orr
Dillon Choral Club Concert During National Music Week
National Music Week runs May 3 to 9 with a concert by the Dillon Choral Club on May 7 in the training school auditorium. Mr and Mrs Townsend Mrs Fouts and Mrs Morrison of Waterloo were in the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Charles Bryant.
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Dillon Choral Club
Training School
Townsend
Fouts
Morrison
Waterloo
City
Charles Bryant
Dance Enjoyed by City Under Elke Drum Corps
A Saturday evening dance hosted by the Elke drum corps drew a large crowd and was widely enjoyed by attendees in the city. The event showcased lively music and community spirit, ending on a high note as revelers praised the performances.
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Elke
Visit Notes Highlight Dell Guest and Local Meetings
Pascal Bimat of Dell visited the city on Monday. Mrs M R Rand of Donovan Ranch stayed at the Andrus hotel Tuesday. The Northside Country Club will meet with Mrs I T McAdam on Tuesday afternoon. April 14.
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Pascal Bimat
Dell
Northside
T. McAdam
Fragmentary Charter Financial Figures
A damaged OCR fragment shows numbers and terms like Charter No. 120 and large sums such as 2 553 824.04 and 140 886.62. The readable portion lacks clear context or complete sentences to identify events, parties, or dates.
Ownership Statement for Dillon Tribune Oct 1 1930
Notarized disclosure lists publisher editor and business manager F E Foote of Dillon Montana along with owners F E Foote and Ida M Foote. It notes no bondholders or securities holders owning 1 percent or more. Commission expiry shown as Oct 21 1982.
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Congress
Dillon -Tribune
Dillon
Montana
F. E. Foote
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Mont
Ida M. Foote
Aghaigs
How Do You Feel on Arising
An advertisement claims Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, have kept users energetic for over 25 years. It touts relief from sleepless, restless nights and promotes healthier kidney and bladder function as a path to longer life. Sold everywhere.
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E. Foote
Enogeeenparr
James Kirkpatrick
Cuba
Guinea
Federal Land Bank
Chicago
Bill Thompson
Shakespeare Club
Iittyr
First National Bank
Reserve District No
First National Bank of
TLC
Seecsessavenssssror
U. 8
State of Montana
Es. Rees
H. K. Bulger
J. H. Gilbert
I. A. Hazelbaker
W. G. Gilbert
Foote, Raéitor
Monroe
Court OF the United States
District OF Montana
E. F. Sill
E. F. ‘Sill
A. D
BE. F. Sill
Butte
Frank W. Haskins
Beaverhead County
U. S&s
Chaina
Joseph Samal
Ane
Ar Antes Arts
Eel
Ars Eee
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