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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
9
Notices of Church Festivals and Fundraising Events
Notices warn that events with admission or profits from sales will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry are also billed at five cents per line.
Shelley Sees Montana Staying Republican in Next Vote
O H P Shelley national committeeman for Montana spoke in Marion Ohio on Harding nomination day predicting Montana will vote Republican. He cited Western progressive support for Harding due to Americanism and needs of farmers and producers and urged unity for the largest Montana presidential majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Montana
O. H. P. Shelley
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Johnson
Chicago
Senator Harding
West
Wilson
Barr Visits DilloK on Montana Campaign Tour
Sharry D. Barr of Ryegate Montana and his wife and son toured the state by auto to push his bid for secretary of state. Born in Edgwood Town he moved to Montana 16 years ago and built a ranching and stockraising career with a large dry land farm. He filed his Republican nomination petition with 1,600 names across 28 counties and later led Big Coulee country as its largest dry land farmer in 1918 and 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Musselshell
Golden Valley
Barr
Musselshell County
Montana
Sharry D. Barr
Ryegate
Helena
Harry D. Barr
Edgwood
Town
Big Coulee
New Fertilizer From Nitrated Peat by Italian Chemist
An Italian chemist develops Nitrated peat fertilizer from ammonium nitrate explosives. The explosive is dissolved in water, the nitrate is dissolved, the solution is decanted, mixed with peat powder, and evaporated. The product contains about 43 percent ammonium nitrate and shows fertilizing value close to sodium citrate.
To Repair Tortoiseshell Art Pieces Cement Mix
A repair cement for tortoiseshell articles comprises Mastic 30 parts shellac 90 parts turpentine 6 parts spirit of wine 90 percent 850 parts. The formulation outlines proportions for binding and finishing components. The mixture aims to restore damaged tortoiseshell items.
Mr and Mrs C W Hudson Attend Bankers Convention
Mr and Mrs C W Hudson returned Sunday from Butte where they went to attend the Bankers convention.
Mr and Mrs Lauterbach Arrive From Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach arrived Tuesday morning from Los Angeles. They will spend the remainder of the summer in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lauterbach
Los Angeles
Dillon
Sympathy for America Over Poland Echoes Amid Debate
Opinion piece argues Americans should show more concern for domestic issues than international sympathy for Poland. It contends national needs deserve priority and questions the balance of global attention versus internal challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Poland
Stones Reveal Hidden Circle at Stonehenge
The renovation work at Stonehenge uncovers evidence of a surrounding circle of about 40 stones long gone. Excavations, undertaken by the works office and the Society of Antiquaries, reveal sockets for vanished stones, hammer stones, chisels, burnt bones, and modern coins buried at varying depths. A new map will be drawn and housed in the Antiquaries museum, while the monument’s original purpose remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehenge
Office of ‘Works
Society of Antiquaries
George III
James I
Antiquaries Museum
London Times
Center of Hun War Ruhr Ruhrort Duisburg and Ruhr Basin
The article outlines Ruhr industrial power in Germany, highlighting Ruhrort as Europe’s largest river harbor and the Ruhr basin’s factories. It notes Duisburg’s role with rolling mills, a former university town now industrial hub, and Witten’s steel beer soap and chemicals. A canal links Dortmund to the Ems and Ruhr navigation extends to Witten 35 miles via locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhrort
Europe
Ruhr
Germany
Rhine
Duisburg
Witten
Dortmund
Ems
North Sea
Emden
Connoisseur of Feminine Beauties Prompts Australian Reply
An Austrian anthropology professor seeks photos of hundreds of Western Australian women for an illustrated catalog of beauties of all countries. The Western Australian minister for education, Mr Colebatch, declined to bluntly publish such a list, while humor aided a cautious response to the professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Dole
Western Australia
Colebatch
Austria
Germany
Aunt Helen's Suitor Shuffle In Youthful Attention
A tale from the Indianapolis News about Aunt Helen shifting affection from a young army lieutenant to a boy scout executive and then toward a minister. Ten year old Bobby notices the change and reports his aunt’s growing interest in the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Leutenant
Bobby
Aunt Helen
Mother
Indianapolis
For Sale Baby items and gear advertised locally
For sale all sorts of baby things including high chair swing go cart toys and playthings. Mrs E R Mosher 985 S Pacific. Adv 1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Mosher
Pacific
Adv
City Dwellers Show Higher Vision Defects in War Service
Army physicians testing recruits for the war report city dwellers have more vision defects and flat feet than rural residents. The study compares those entering service and notes a measurable disparity in physical condition between urban and countryside groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat Footea
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Reward Offer
An advertisement proclaims a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the trusted 35 year remedy. It claims the medicine works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces and heal diseased areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bend
Toledo
Normal College Glee Club Concert and Convocation Notes
A busy convocation week at the Normal College features a Glee Club program and talks by Chancellor Elliott and Mrs. Curran on education and personality. Students attend Armstead excursion, enjoy talks on regional history, picnics, and a rattlesnake sighting near Rattlesnake cliff, with several faculty and visiting students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Elliott
Sacajawea Monument
Montana
Scott
Armstead
Florence Keith
Ruth Vowell
Great Falls
Tessie Kelley
Mildred Harrington
Margaret Hagerty
Butte
Rosella Scanlon
Anaconda
Virginia Masel
Fannie Coppy
Dillon
Marie Clifford
Paul Stahl
Lila Johnson
Melvin Weenink
Elkhorn Springs
Jessie Tippett
Olive
Mildred
Beatrice Dug
France Presses League Salaries and Staff Count
France has criticized the high salaries of League of Nations leaders and the large payroll in its departments. Reports indicate over one hundred employees are already on the payroll and at least 100 people favor the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Patterson
Meda Becker
Margaret Poindexter
van de Walker
Stevenson
Clark
Margaret Conroy
France
League of Nations
League
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