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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
8
Sidney reports 300 acres will be planted with peas on the lower Yellowstone valley irrigation project this year to test the viability of pea culture.
The Big Elk structure near Wheatland County and south of Two Dot will undergo testing in the coming season as part of planned assessments.
Dillon shoppers and residents are listed with visits from Armstead Melrose and Alder. Local sales include Guernsey cattle, bed and tent, and ten thousand items at Tattersall's. Community news records visitors, arrivals, and a charity bake sale at Waldorf store.
Montana osteopaths plan a statewide pilgrimage to Kirksville Missouri for the fiftieth anniversary celebration next month part of a national convention. May 26 features speeches by Missouri Governor and leaders in the field. The piece notes Stills discovery in 1874 and mentions a merged Kirksville osteopathic college as a non profit tribute.
A California company has resumed drilling a twell on the Garrison ranch located north of Carter, continuing a prolonged well project in that area.
The Malta chamber of commerce secretary says Montana’s beet industry will expand considerably this year, signaling greater activity in cultivation processing and sales across the state.
A local promotion lists prominent figures who endorse osteopathy as nature’s path to health. Dr Lawrence S Morand of Dillon Montana offers osteopathic services from Metlen Block with phone 152.
The Utah and Northern Railway company equips all passenger cars with automatic air brakes. A north bound train brought 136 passengers to Dillon last Sunday with steady increases since, and a special May 3 election will decide selling schoolhouse No. 10 after a $2,000 offer.
Communication to Bannack was cut off by a Tuesday night storm with 14 inch snowfall and thunder and lightning. The area faced a severe blizzard, delaying mail and halting normal activity for the night.
Samuel Langhorne Clemens Mark Twain died at his Redding Connecticut residence yesterday afternoon age 74 News notes report his passing and age The item places his death with other local tremor and project updates including a future Lemhi railroad event and irrigation survey plans for Lima Bedrock Dillon region
Approximately 40 car loads of potatoes have been shipped from the upper Bitter Root valley during the past month, reflecting steady movement of the harvest.
Forest Service authorizes construction of the Olney Fortine section of the Scenic International Parks highway, signaling approval for the new route. This marks a key step in advancing the cross-park corridor project with federal involvement and regional impact.
A student activity fee of 2.00 is before Normal College students for approval with polls closing Wednesday at five. The plan, overseen by a faculty committee, supports athletics a student paper debate lyceum and related projects. Similar fees exist at Missoula and Bozeman.
The article notes patrons were disturbed by a person in the audience coughing during a local show. An advertisement urges avoiding nuisance from coughs and colds and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief. Potts the druggist.
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