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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for the American Press Association in advance: one year two dollars and fifty cents, six months one dollar twenty five, three months sixty five cents. It notes postal status and mentions Dillon post office and telephone number 66.
The piece portrays Mexican rebels as a threat across the border, notes U S concerns about attacks on Americans, and cites measures to protect lives and interests. It praises Ambassador Morrow and describes troop and air activity along the Rio Grande as readiness against possible incidents.
The piece lauds President Hoover for a strong start and swift action. It praises his cabinet picks, especially Secretary of State Stimson and Treasury Secretary Mellon, calling Mellon a financial genius and the greatest since Hamilton, with broad public respect aside from two senators.
Outside New York City the Tammany organization is distrusted by voters of all parties. They view Tammany as a rotten outfit and care little whether the group has a head or a tail, reflecting broad public contempt.
The notice outlines an annual grade school track meet with memory contest on Saturday at 1 PM, followed by prizes, then a Future Farmers program and dance at 3 PM. Track events cover multiple sprint distances, field events, and relays for boys and girls, with entry limits and scoring rules.
A frontier tale recounts a south western mountaineer selling gold dust to Major Culbertson at Fort Bannack in 1857. The dust proved pure when sent to the mint, yielding 1525 dollars, long before the Gold Tom era and Montana’s famous bonanza era began.
Effective April 1 Dr L C Ford Sr retires as assistant division surgeon for the Oregon Short Line after nearly forty years of service. The Lima community notes his conscientious work and leadership in medicine and wishes him and Mrs Ford prosperity and good health as he continues private practice.
Scholars debate the Dark Ages length with estimates around seven centuries. Hallam specifies the era starting in the sixth century and ending in the fifteenth, reflecting differing views on its chronology.
The Beaverhead high school newspaper The Beaver won third place in its class at a national contest held at Columbia University. The staff and supporters earned praise for the achievement, marking the paper's first national entry after several strong state showings.
Statistics show that Greek emi grants from the United States largely financed a highway in the Peloponnesus. The data track money sent by foreigners and its intended purposes, highlighting substantial foreign support in infrastructure.
A combined offer includes a band of sheep stocked and equipped with range water and hay. Also a successful cattle layout stocked and equipped. Priced right. Contact C. C. Newman Dillon Montana.
For sale 15 mammoth bronze turkey hens and one gobbler Mrs W KE Roberts Adv 11 12 Purebred RI Red Wyandotte eggs for setting C M Hanson
A hundred dollar reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of any individual not serving as law officers who collects bounty in the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association area. Ade 11-din.
At the Monday meeting the parish formed a garden guild to beautify the grounds. They plan to sink a well and install a pump to supply water, with Easter funds over 500 dollars and vestry support. Men will plant and landscape the property to create an attractive summer appearance. Dr. W. H. Stephan and Dr. H. F. Best were named alternates to the diocesan convention in Anaconda next month.
Mrs J E Stevenson of Emporia Kansas says Foley Pills diuretic ended her ills and lifted the clouds from her life. When backache and rheumatic stiffness, worn out with kidney and bladder weakness, she recommends Foley Pills diuretic. Satisfaction guaranteed and sold by M Gosman successor to Otts.
The edge and temper of the blade define a good sword, not the scabbard. Wealth does not make men considerable. virtue sets true measure of character.
The family expresses deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Howard Grant Haynes. gratitude is extended to pallbearers, the minister, and those who sent flowers. Blanche Haynes, Mrs. Grant Haynes, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hughes join in thanks.
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. W. Erwin.
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