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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
5
Opinion notes nationwide activity in public improvements and warns against overzealous spending. It argues taxation is rising and capital is the limiting factor for expansion, urging sensible finance and wider credit to sustain growth without sacrificing other needs.
Fred P. Mann, a Devil's Lake North Dakota dry goods merchant, built a five thousand population town business selling half a million dollars yearly. He credits intelligent buying and aggressive newspaper advertising as the core of his success and urges fellow small merchants to steer with a clear purpose and charted course.
Mrs. W. C. Martin, titled Community Builder of the South, launches a large Sabine Bottoms community farm in East Texas. A 1200 acre project creates 60 foot roads six 6 room bungalows and acre lots with community facilities. Tenants pay long term and gain 8 percent returns while plans expand nationwide through the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Christian Science Society of Dillon invites members and the public to services on Sunday April 22 at 11 oclock with the sermon Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday school at 9 15 a m and Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 oclock.
Montana fiscal year 1922 saw flour mill output of 1 263 096 barrels from 4 483 561 bushels ground. Bank deposits climbed by 6 641 455 between September and December. Arrow Creek to drill third test well soon. Lewistown refinery shipped 68 carloads gasoline and 24 of fuel oil in March. Shields Valley oil well resumes at 12 miles north of Wilsall. Roundup mines distributed 100 000 to employees by March 15. Sunburst Refining builds plant west of Great Falls. Northern Pacific to build 30 mile branch into Rosebud fields. Laker shipped carloads of carbon black to England.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Bannack and Washington streets Howard Smith minister Residence by the church Phone 158 Sunday school at 10 a m Classes for all a welcome for all Prof Lee R Light superintendent Morning worship at 11 a m a cordial welcome always Ep worth League social hour and Tanch at 6 devotions at 6 30 p m Miss Clela Stufft president Evening service at 7 30 informal and helpful Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m with bible study religious news and prayer Open to all
Tuesday and Thursday salvation meetings at 8 p m. Friday cottage prayer at 8 p m. Saturday salvation at 8 p m. Sunday Holiness meeting at 11 a m. Sunday school at 2 20 p m. Salvation meetings at 8 p m. All are welcome.
Early Quincy Mining Company records from Hancock Michigan show telephones installed at its dock mill mining office store and supply office in 1879 The 240 fathom level connected to the shaft house marks probably the first use of telephone in deep mining at one of Michigan's oldest copper mines opened in 1862
Chateau Carter Oil Co plans to drill a new well near Rattlesnake Butte. The venture faces no stated regulatory hurdles in the fragment, with the company proceeding under standard exploratory permits.
An old advertisement urges relief from coughs after influenza and other illnesses with Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs KK D Drake of Childs Md reports the product eased her severe cough quickly. The ad warns against substitutes and names Potts the druggist.
J Gibbs advertising director of nw great Akron C rubber company has bought large charts that players stand on to learn correct form and lower scores. Winnett The Mutual Oil Co has placed orders for two 55000 barrel oil tanks.
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