Welcome to Beaverhead Montana Livestock Growers
Dillon and Beaverhead county extend a cordial western welcome to livestock growers and visitors. The message praises Beaverhead’s churches schools homes and citizenry, notes historic frontier roots, rich valleys and streams, hardy stock and grain, and states postwar recovery. Locals invite guests to linger and learn of Beaverhead’s vast resources and prosperity.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
Harding
Wooing through the seasons in Leadore poem
The poem narrates spring's arrival and the cyclical dance of seasons. Spring lures into life, yielding to the warmth of summer, then autumn, then winter. It depicts nature’s beauty, personified as seasonal goddesses, with imagery of green growth, winds, rain, and the enduring promise of renewal.
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Pelican
Earth
And Better Too
A flapper quips that she will not attend, saying it is too much trouble and that she can buy it cheaper at any drug store. The exchange highlights humorous banter about appearances and social expectations.
Observed Style at Purdy’s Coming Out Parties
The remark notes that attire at Purdy’s events hints at why the gatherings are termed coming out parties, suggesting formal dress signals and social expectations. The observation focuses on clothing cues and social labeling rather than detailed proceedings or individuals.
Melrose Presbyterian Church Sabbath School and Services
Melrose Presbyterian invites the community to Sabbath school at 3 15 afternoon and church services at 4 16.
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Melrose Presbyterian Church
Capper Slams Tax-Free Bonds That Idle Wealth
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas denounces money that should support industry and agriculture as loafing in tax-free bonds, addressing readers among the progressives. He urges redirecting idle wealth to productive avenues.
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SenatorArthur Capper
Kansas
Montana Stockgrowers Hear Call for Prosperity Amid Strains
Speech notes returning Montana prosperity through better rail service and fair treatment of cattle markets. Speaker lauds railroad workers, bankers, and stockmen cooperation while urging relief on grazing land rents and continued dues to support the 39th annual Montana stockgrowers gathering under leaders N. P. Heren, Wallie Huidekoper, and John H. Burke.
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Harding
West
Montana
N. P. Heren
Wallie Huidekoper
John H. Burke
Senator Capper urges curtailment of tax free bonds
The House of Congress and Capper's Farmer publisher urge cutting tax free bond issues, arguing only a constitutional amendment can stop them. Capper says tax free securities draw capital from industry to dodge WW cost and heavy taxes, while urging taxpayers to refuse bonds not needed for schools roads or sewers.
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House of Congress
Capper
Practical radio setup tips for safe efficient reception
The article advises installing a lightning arrestor to ground stray charges, using a cheap vernier for tuning, and upgrading rheostats and grids. It warns against roof and plumbing interference, recommends shields behind knobs, and introduces a brass clip for quick reliable wire connections when reversing wiring for best performance.
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Dillon. Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. &. Foote
Dillon, Montana
THE
American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Howdy
Dreath
Potts
F. F. Martin
Patrick E. Crowley
Great New York Central Railway Lines
Purdy
State Board of Land Commissioners
Tout Tery
Harry
Shellac
Kimball Phonographs
Kimball Phonograph
Hotel
Mellen
Orton Brothers
Ernest Hall
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