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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
11
A German critique of American unity notes a dispersed nation forging a single purpose. It compares bees swarming to citizens rallying around major issues, praising private initiative, individual freedom, and voluntary cooperation as core to American civilization and progress.
The county reports unusually high attendance with many schools at 100 percent or near. Data lists Mill Point and several others achieving perfect attendance or punctuality, while Northside Lakeview and Coolidge reach both 100 percent. A reminder emphasizes compulsory schooling for ages eight to sixteen and warns of penalties for noncompliance.
Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls held their weekly meeting on Wednesday April 9. They brought headbands and ceremonial gowns to work on as part of their program teaching the seventh point Be Happy by living the other six ideals.
Friday April 11 meeting led by Miss Gay and Mary Emily Elliott concluded business and presented ten rocks and ten insects from Mr Waterman’s collection. A treat followed.
A boxful of candy bars is mentioned as part of a report assigning the next conductors to lead events, naming Adelaide Gelhaus and Dorothy David as the successors.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company Title Books for the week ending April 12 1924 include parcels conveyed to multiple buyers with dates and locations in Beaverhead County. Details show transfer of properties among local residents and entities, reflecting active land dealings in early spring.
A series of land transactions are recorded including patents to Martin H. McMenemy and Sam B. Shefer, several warranty deeds among Hugh L. McCaleb, Ethel B. McCaleb, Argenta Ranch, and others, transfers involving Beaverhead and Big Hole basin properties, a sheriff's deed to C I Meine, and parcels near Bond and Lima.
A Dillon resident warns backache signals failing kidneys and urges using Doan's Pills. James Prelat, harness-maker, describes nocturnal pains and frequent urination, claiming Doan's Pills cured him. Price 60c at all dealers. manufactured by Yester-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
In Glasgow the local creamery produced 10 600 pounds of butter during March, reflecting steady output for the month.
Butte-Brown's Gulch will receive a direct connection to an electrical power line. The project aims to improve reliability and supply for the local area.
Department of the Interior U S land office Helena Montana announces filing of township plats for unsurveyed portions of townships 7S 4W 10S 7W 9S 8W 9S 10W on May 9 1924 subject to homestead and desert land laws Soldier's 90 day preference from May 10 to Aug 8 1924 and general filings begin Aug 9 1924 F A Motz Register
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