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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
7
Ellie offers Sallie a European tour with Riviera and Monte Carlo as dreams while Sallie weighs leaving home and facing past scandal. Ellie pushes, promising a carefree escape with dukes and Indian princes, while Sallie fears renewed scrutiny and longs for stability.
The completion of Chicago Union Station marks a landmark in engineering. The vast terminal serves 50 000 passengers daily with 300 trains and 400 tons baggage and hosts a 125 seat conference room free to patrons. It is shared by the Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and others.
Maud seeks Aunt Emmy’s guidance after bonds mature and a promoter Mr. Brown pushes radio stock with guaranteed dividends. Emmy warns that guaranteed returns and stock redress are unreliable without a binding buyback agreement. Maud and Tom miss a bank meeting, narrowly avoiding a fraud, as the bank confirms the company is dubious.
Bids for constructing a new swimming pool at the Normal College open in Helena on August 21. The pool, drawn by Fred F. Willson, aims for completion this building season. Museum representatives discuss exchanging fossils with the New York American Museum of Natural History and loaning specimens.
Warning campers to extinguish fires before breaking camp to prevent forest destruction and safeguard life. Emphasizes care for those traversing forest reserves to avoid timber damage and ensure safety.
Miles City reports Montana wool clip valued at ten million dollars for 1925. Growers' organization claims this price surpasses current open market levels and signals strong industry demand.
Inactive kidneys improved after taking Foley Pills, claimed by J. D. Stephens of Samson Alabama. He said the diuretic stimulant restored activity and left him physically better than in years, per an advertisement from Potts the druggist.
Arthur Brisbane weighs pride and fall of markets as rubber prices surge and farmers falter amid trusts. Johns Hopkins reports insulin progress for diabetes including a rabbit test. A Maryland wife beater is publicly whipped. questions rise about punishment efficacy. A Last Man’s Club marks 40th reunion of Civil War Minnesota volunteers.
A meditation on the ultimate end of the world asking what the last man or child will be like. The piece invokes science and the Bible to ponder the final form, knowledge, and potential regression of humanity as the ages decline.
A reflective meditation questions human understanding of communication with planets and the fate after death. It ponders whether the final man will grasp cosmic truths or dwindle to the same hopeful, fearful musings that comfort faith against painful thought.
Alias summons issued by District Court Beaverhead County Montana for James Peterson vs Frances Peterson. Plaintiff seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty lasting over a year. defendant must answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered. Clerk Fred Rife sealed on July 25, 1925. attorney John Collins represents plaintiff.
Department of the Interior notice states Henry Murphy of Dillon Montana filed an intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on his Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry for E half of section 26 township 5 south range 8 west principal meridian. The proof will be before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner in Dillon on September 4 1925. Witnesses named are M L Brockman Fred Johnson James Cunningham and Walter Stinson all of Dillon. Non coal land. 80-34
Notice is given that William P Bailey of Jackson Montana who on August 24 1920 made Additional Homestead Entry G F No 064887 Missoula No 06984 for SWY%SEX section 15 SEXSW & section 14 S44 NE% N%SE% section 22 NASW NW% section 23 township 6 South range 15 West Principal Montana meridian has filed intention to make three year proof to establish sum to the land above described before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on September 12 1925 Claimant names as witnesses Jules E Wegner John Wegner Charles Quick and John J Jackson all of Jackson Montana W E Bennett Register.
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