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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
3
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms and maxims on virtue, work, and self restraint. It contrasts honest effort with vanity, urges steady character, and weighs the cost of worry and deceit while praising practical compassion and inner strength.
Advertising blitz titled Montana Month generated 42 000 inquiries as farm land values shifted since 1922 with irrigation areas rising and grazing lands falling, a 1925 valuation project expected to restore grazing values.
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims it contains no narcotic substitutes and lists every ingredient on the carton. It asserts other cough medicines rely on opiate substitutes and credits pharmacist Eptts the druggist.
Federal aid road project between Ulm and Great Falls estimated at about $20,000. Cat Creek Continental Oil Co reports local shipments for 1924 totaling 1,595,163 barrels.
The waltz originated in France but was adopted and refined in Germany, shaping its common association with that nation. It gained popularity on the continent early in the nineteenth century and was introduced to England in 1812.
Montana wool crop for 1924 is estimated at 19,316,000 pounds. Great Falls Montana Stock Growers Association reports 557 membership and predicts important gains in cattle prices.
A nervy young man asks if his credit is good for a shave. The barber replies that unless he can raise a quarter he should keep growing whiskers, a quip from the Boston Transcript reflecting street humor.
Advertisement in a Boston Transcript inspired Irish paper seeks a good young woman for early marriage. Desires a Mary or similar named partner with bright red hair blue eyes and pipe playing hobbies. Preferences include ample means and social compatibility with a bachelor suitor.
Grinnan Barrett argues in the Detroit News that people should not stay home at night due to love of the domestic hearth but to deter burglars by remaining vigilant and ready to act.
The see of Canterbury, seat of the Church of England, was founded about 600 by Augustine the Benedictine monk. He was sent by Pope Gregory the Great in 597 to convert England to Christianity.
The Island of the Seven Cities was said to lie in the Atlantic west of Europe and to be inhabited by Spanish refugees from Moors during the 14th and 15th centuries.
U S Land Office Helena Montana announces state selections for lands in townships 7S range 10W and public sections 28 29 31 including NE Y and SW 4 NW 4 terms. Protests alleging mineral value over agricultural use must be filed before final approval to avoid presumption of non mineral character.
On April 25 in New York the American Legion will present General John J. Pershing with a bronze tablet of himself in a national tribute. The ceremony will be broadcast with Commander Drain and former Secretary of War Newton Baker presiding and Sousa directing a great military band. Meanwhile Butte reports Jardine mining profits of 4240 for 1924 and Forsyth lets contracts for 12 modern houses at Rosebud coal mine in Colstrip.
The Montana Life Insurance company reports a 20 percent increase in business for 1924 compared with 1923, indicating stronger sales and expanded policy issuance. The announcement highlights growth across key product lines and improved financial performance for the year.
The Union Central Life Insurance Company notices a mortgage default on August 5 1915 by Samuel B Perry and Belle Perry and will foreclose by public auction at Beaverhead Abstract Company Dillon Montana on May 16 1925 at 1 00 PM. The property includes all four quarters of sections four and nine township eight south range eight west MPM subject to a prior Hamburg mortgage.
Notices announce filings of three year proof to establish land claims in Dillon and Grant Montana. Entry Nos 021220 0283438 include E4SW, WSE sections 9 10 11 township 8S range 6W. Witnesses from Dillon listed. Dates set for May 7 1925.
Department of the Interior notices George R Burnett of Dillon Montana who filed intent to make three year proof on April 29 1925 for Homestead Entry No 019757 in NW and N SW and WIANE sections 15 township 8S range 13W Principal Meridian. Witnesses Berg Christensen Mads O Anderson George H Gulliksen William Carl Griffith all of Montana.
Carl C Meine of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim for multiple parcels in sections 6 7 1 and 12 township 6 south range 9 10 west principal meridian before Fred Rife district court clerk Dillon Montana on October 28 1921 Carl T Mast Charles F Meine Henry M Meine Clyde C Scott listed as claimants and witnesses.
Serial No. 016410 notices lands including Lots 38 4 5 6 in section 13 and NE1%4 section 14 township 18 south range 1 west M P M for report to the General Land Office in Washington D C. George C Davenport Register notes first publication April 17 1925 and last publication May 16 1925.
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