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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
4
Hazelbaker Calls Republican Central Committee Meeting
Senator F A Hazelbaker, chair man of the state republican central committee, issued a call for a meeting in Helena at 10:30 am on August 20. The convention aims to draft the platform elect a vice chairman and secretary and conduct other business. Participants include Republican candidates for state offices the U S Senate representatives in Congress and the legislative assembly state senators with terms holding over after January 1 and county central committee members.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
State
Republican Central Committee
Helena
United States Senate
Congress
Legislative Assembly
State Central Committee
Hoover to Broadcast Acceptance Saturday
Herbert Hoover will broadcast his presidential acceptance speech from Palo Alto California next Saturday at 4 PM Pacific 5 PM local time. The broadcast lasting about one hour will be carried as part of a national network, confirmed by Franklin W Fort secretary of the national committee to Senator Hazelbaker.
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Dillon
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Palo Alto
California
Frank Hazelbaker
Republican Central Committee
Franklin W. Fort
National Republican Committee
City Council Sets 14 Mill Tax Levy for Dillon
At a regular meeting the Dillon city council fixed the municipal tax levy at 14 mills placing the city among the state's lowest taxed communities. The levy allocates 10 mills for general purposes 2 mills for streets and alleys 1 72 mills for the public library and 4 5 mills for the cemetery.
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Dillon
Car Plunges Into Drainage Ditch Near Armstead
Mr and Mrs W 8 Kenyon were shaken after their car blew a front tire and left the road last Thursday afternoon north of Armstead. The vehicle was damaged and taken to Dillon for repairs. Kenyon works with the U S Department of Commerce and has been stationed locally on mail plane route business.
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Kenyon
Armstead
U. S. Department of Commerce
Dillon
Man given suspended sentence for disturbance at law office
George Proctor received a ten day suspended sentence in justice court on Monday after pleading guilty to a disturbance charge. He allegedly created a disturbance at the office of Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden.
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George Proctor
Justice Court
George Opp
Proctor
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Sleepless misery touted with Foley diuretic pills
Hudson man D McMillan describes agony from insomnia and back pain and praises Foley Pills diuretic as a trusted remedy. The ad claims 25 years of use and guarantees satisfaction and urges readers to ask for Foley Pills diuretic from George M. Gosman.
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D. McMillen
Hudson, N. Y
Foley
George M. Gosman
Potts
Adg
Death of Dorothy Knapp Deeply Mourned in Argenta
The death of 12 year old Dorothy Knapp daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Knapp was reported after an appendicitis operation in Butte. Funeral services were held there with relatives including the Ledeber and Knapp families traveling to attend. A dust related car accident near Butte injured several people and damaged the vehicle, with the horse likely to be shot.
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Mgr
William Leonard
George M. Knapp
Dorothy Knapp
Sidney Knapp
Butte
C. H. Ledeber
George F. Knapp
Ernest Knapp
Clayton Tritt
John Shaffer
Sidney MacDowall
Jean Bishop
Mildred Graeter
Tittle
Louise Tello
A. H. French
Ernest
Henry Shaffer
Bertha Shaffer
Harry Bent
Democrats to Meet in Beaverhead August 16
Beaverhead county democratic central committee calls a meeting for Thursday evening August 16 at the Andrus hotel to organize for the coming campaign. The gathering will start at 8 o clock.
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Beaverhead County
Democratic Central Committee
Andrus Hotel
Tcoming
Hardy’s Roving Eye and Doomsday Book References
J C Squire notes in the Observer on Thomas Hardy’s habit of imaginative observation. He contrasts Hardy’s roaming vision with his musing eye and recalls Egdon Heath as a somber landscape tied to antiquarian lore from Leland and Doomsday Book ends.
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Thomas Hardy
Egdon Heath
Leland
Hardy
J. C. Squire
Observer
Modern Wonders of Natural Science Listed
The seven wonders of modern natural science are identified as the internal combustion engine, the telephone, wireless telegraphy and telephony, television, the airplane, spectrum analysis and the X ray.
None-Except Twins Prompt Insurance Advice
A Detroit News note compares a life insurance estimate for a prospective buyer to reassure readers in a moment of doubt. The piece suggests the agent’s conservative figure as a guide to self-esteem and planning.
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Detroit News
Polaris George and Andy Pyle visit Dillon area
Pol aris George and Andy Pyle were business visitors in Dillon on Monday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Reed Mrs J C McConnell and Mr Hinds of Pasadena guests at the Felt summer home at Elkhorn springs visited Monday evening at the Pyle ranch then left early Tuesday for Portland. The Pyle party plus Ruth Lucy Helen Judge Floyd Mildred and Clara Pahnish attended the Sells Floto circus in Dillon on Saturday.
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George
Andy Pyle
Dillon
Reed
J.C. McConnell
Mr. Hinds
Pasadena
Felt
Elkhorn Springs
Pyle Ranch
Portland
Ruth
Lucy
Helen Judge
Floyd
Mildred
Clara Pahnish
Sells- Floto
Elmer Hays
J. J. Brown
Baby
Armstead
Clyde Penny
Knoll Ranch
Seattle
Jerry Harris
Fred Crouse
Mackintosh Name Lives On in Waterproof Garments
Scotsman Mackintosh popularized water resistant textiles, linking his name to the waterproof garments made with India rubber, following the same naming tradition as macadam for road surfaces.
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Mackintosh
India
Aqueducts Defined as Long Water Conduits in History
An aqueduct is a water conduit supplying a community from a distance. Aqueducts are usually masonry and arched, sometimes serving as a foot or general transit bridge.
Pet Aversion and Change as Proven Improvement
A veteran businessman argues that fear of change is misplaced and even a minor improvement can prove valuable, reflecting a cautious stance on adaptation. The remark appears in American Magazine as a critique of resisting progress.
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American Magazine
Not in the Bible says maxim Cleanliness near Godliness
The New York Telegram notes that the saying Cleanliness is next to Godliness is not found in the Bible but originates from the Jewish Talmud.
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New York
Pecan Rub Conceals Scratches on Polished Furniture
A pecan nut rubbed into a bad scratch on highly polished furniture hides the marks. After rubbing, apply furniture polish to finish.
Reichle Area News Highlights Local Travels and Projects
Mr and Mrs George Greiner and sons left for Bartlesville Oklahoma after visiting Kaspar Hauser. J C Ferguson and daughters Virginia and Montana plan two week fishing and Yellowstone tour, joined by Fay Gransberry of Melrose. Miss Peel Polish visits Elkhorn. Lavon to Melrose highway work accelerates cutting bluff north of Lavon. river campers and fishermen report good fishing with big catches. Circus attendance in Dillon noted. Matt Polish Jr on leave from U S S Selfridge visits Reichle. Catherine Finneran returns from Waterloo Whitehall trip with Kyle Scott. Mrs A Glenn of Butte visiting daughter Mrs George Ferguson. Dan Piccone lead crew boosts Oregon Short Line rail south of Reichle. railroad in fine condition.
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George Greiner
Kaspar Hauser
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Hauser
Mr. Greiner
J. C. Ferguson
Virginia
Montana
Millison
Yellowstone Park
Fay Gransberry
Melrose
Miss Peel Polish
Elkhorn Springs
Lavon
Long Bluff
Dillon
Matt Polish Jr
San Diego
California
U. S. S. S. Selfridge
Navy Department
Catherine Finneran
Waterloo
Whitehall
Kyle Scott
Reichle
A.’Glenn
Butte
George Ferguson
Dan Piccone
Good Teammates in Marriage Offer Centered on Roles
A Pathfinder Magazine piece frames marriage as a partnership where a man provides income and a woman handles cooking. It emphasizes traditional domestic duties as complementary strengths.
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Pathfinder Magazine
The Only One Race Boss Speaks From the Stable
Uncle Eben calls a race boss the only one with a sure thing as he returns to the stable to find comfort in being the sole assured winner, reflecting a tone from the Washington Star.
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Eben
Washington Star
Bearing with dodges in political speeches quoted
An Ohio State Journal quotation notes how a speaker aiming to appear earnest may slip into misstatements by saying Let us face the facts. The line exposes rhetorical dodges used to persuade audiences.
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Ohio State Journal
Home Not a Fault In Our Homes Says American Magazine Leader
A woman leader in the American Magazine argues the issue lies with people rather than houses. She contends domestic life reflects broader social attitudes and calls for reform in household norms. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and societal change.
Aero view captures Coney Island crowds and rides in heat
Aerial photograph over Coney Island shows the Beach and boardwalk thronged by tens of thousands during a brutal heat wave that claimed 26 lives. The image highlights the Ferris wheels, games, dances and famed Hot Dog phrase origin, with Narrows and New Jersey hills in the background.
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Coney Island
N. Y
Europe
New York
New Jersey
Coca Plant And Upadu Use Described In South American Types
The coca plant yields a powder mixed with wine called upadu. It is chewed as a powerful stimulant enabling long treks without food. Excessive use, however, can turn the chewer into a slave to the drug.
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South America
Family Pie Teeth Joke Sparks Quiet Dinner Talk
A humorous exchange about castanets and a relative with new teeth during a family meal. The line suggests light teasing as Uncle samples pie, prompting amused reactions around the table.
Wood impregnation effects on ignition in iron salt bio
Impregnating wood with iron salts makes it burn longer and glow rather than flare. Sodium nitrate could aid ignition but risks cindering rather than flaming.
Family Quarrel Spoils Quiet Roadside Scene
A rural exchange ends with a sour echo as a father asks about a child's outburst and a man recalls his flivver failing. A tense moment unfolds when a twelve year old reveals a domestic scene with his mother.
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