Dillon notes highlight regional visitors and oil well progress
Terry Browning and family visited Ogden. Col Alf Decker from Armstead spent part of the week in Dillon. Pete and Mrs Anderson from Alder visited the city. Mrs Maloney from Alder came last Saturday. James McAllister from Ruby Valley visited. George Monroe from Bedrock toured Dillon. Mrs McFadden and Mrs Fernauder visited Butte. Harry Helming of Wisdom conducted business in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Rosenbaum from a Dell ranch shopped here. Clyde M Casterline welcomed a baby son at Barrett hospital on Wednesday. T Moen of Bozeman arrived to oversee the new Catholic church construction. Pence and Nemick families from Bozeman and Butte flew to Dillon on West Wind. Rodger Cosgrove, a UI Idaho student, helped name Dillon as site for MSU–UI southern campus meet. Dr T A Grigg from Butte inspected the Beaverhead Alberta oil well south of town, now over 8320 feet deep with rising oil prospects.
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T. A. Grigg
Butte
Beaverhead-Alberta
Uncle Eben on the world’s rotation and safety
A Washington Star quip notes Uncle Eben asserting the world is round and that science shows it whirls fast, joking that people should be grateful none slip off. The comment blends humor with a nod to scientific fact.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Elderly Sufferers Says Barns
A San Antonio user, Wm. Barnes, testifies Foley's Honey and Tar is worth $50 a bottle. The remedy blends pine tar and honey with other ingredients to ease dryness and hacking cough, loosen phlegm, and avoid opiates. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Foley
Wm. Barnes
San Antonio
Texas
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Montana State Hunters Paradise Shown in State Report
MISSOULA April 22 UP Evidence that Montana has retained more wild life than any state and is a hunters paradise was shown in a forestry service report. The 15 517 hunters who participated last year bagged 664 elk 107 deer 5 sheep and mountain goats and 22 black bear. Predatory animals killed 54 elk 2 586 deer 2 moose 106 goats and 114 sheep.
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Paradise
Missoula
Montana
Union
State’ Forestry Service
No Personal Checks in 1980 Vehicle Licenses Declared
Deer Lodge April 22. Receipt of numerous bad checks leads S C Small deputy state registrar of motor vehicles to announce that in 1980 no personal checks will be accepted in payment for automobile licenses. Bank drafts postal or express money orders or cash will be necessary.
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Deer Lodge
S. C. Small
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Sturdy Old Man Peter Kessel Celebrates 102nd Birthday
Forsyth April 23. Peter Kessel, aged 102, underwent a tumor-removal operation on his leg under local anesthesia. He walked from the surgeon’s office to his car immediately after the procedure. Born in Russia, Kessel came to America 40 years ago and worked in Pennsylvania coal mines for two decades.
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Forsyth
Peter Kessel
Kessel
America
Russia
Pennsylvania
Roads Better in Northern Montana Reports Say
Great Falls reports on April 22 that northern and central Montana highways are rapidly improving and main roads out of the city are in fair shape. On April 23 FP Campbell Browning supervisor of Indian industries notes Indian advances in agriculture and livestock outpacing white awareness across four states.
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Great Falls
Montana
FP. C . Campbell
Browning
Wyoming
Idaho
North Dakota
Placer mining to boom in Montana this summer
Montana expects a busy placer mining season as heavy winter snowfall lingers into spring. Operations are forecast to run about a month longer than last year, boosting activity across the state.
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Butte
Montana
Passenger Car Fleets Increase Across Major Industries
Forbes notes growing use of passenger car fleets by large U S industries. Hudson and Midson motor firms push wholesale car use with national fleet departments. In Columbus, taxicab operations show low-cost Essex taxis delivering high mileage and fuel efficiency, driving expansion by local operators like Stadium Cab and DeLuxe Cab.
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Forbes
William A. McGarry
United States
McGarry
Midson Motor Car Company
A. James
Hudson Motor Car Company
Columbus
Ohio
Cy Hills
Hills
Stadium Cab Company
Essex
Ohio DeLuxe Cab Company
Bermuda’s sharks gain favor as eatable fare
Bermuda natives increasingly favor shark meat and claim it as a popular delicacy. Fishermen report over 200 edible species in surrounding warm waters while young sharks about four feet long are caught alive beyond the six mile coral reef surrounding the islands.
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Bermuda
Time to fix up your Model T Ford
After winter layups and driving, inspect your Model T for needed parts and adjustments. Ford Motor Company continues manufacturing key parts, with dealers nationwide offering quick access at low prices from a partial list provided.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Wild Horses Threaten Forest Ranges and Livestock
Forest rangers on the Beaverhead Forest report three roundup districts in the past year removing about 400 wild, estray and unbranded horses to protect forage for better livestock. Since 1925 about 1,000 head have been rounded up, with 800 more impounded in 1926 near Horse Prairie. Unredeemed animals go to auction. proceeds cover impounding costs, with unsold horses sold to packing firms or killed if unclaimed.
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Beaverhead Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Beaverhead County
Forest Rangers
Giant Denby Dale Pie Stuns English Village
A brick oven near Wudderfield, England, cooked a 15 by 4 foot earthenware pie weighing heavy with beef mutton kidney potatoes and gravy. About 10 000 people tasted the giant pie as Denby Dale sought to outdo its past pie feats.
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Wudderfield
England
Denby Dale
Bank Two Trusts Offer Free Conference On Financial Problems
The bank announces it now handles various trusts in addition to ordinary banking. Visitors are invited to discuss financial issues with no conference fee. An outline plan may ease tasks the client finds hard to complete.
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Ruby Valley
George Monroe
Bedrock
City
T.F. McFadden
Fernauder
Harry Helming
Wisdom
William Rosenbaum
Dell
Clyde M. Casterline
Barrett Hospital
Bozeman
Pence
Jack Nemick
Roy Murray
Rodger Cosgrove
the Tribune
Vail
Chamipiona
Otto H. Kai 000
The
United Press
al McLeod
Helena
Anaconda
Harrison J. Freebourn
Albeo
Oon
Fraternity
University of Montana
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Universal Joint Assembly
CY Whee Sae
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
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