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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
8
In New York a 52 year old nurse ends her life after losing savings to a mining swindle as real estate sharks prey on women. Gene Tunney plans Paris study and retirement from boxing while advances in color sound films promise new dangers and delights.
The Tribune reports early returns from 2 000 newspapers indicating voters switch parties this year, with 9 529 Southern voters who backed Democrat in 1924 now siding with Hoover and 4 161 backing Smith. Hoover leads nationwide 74 787 to 51 022, and 70 to 30 per cent in local totals. Voters urged to mail or bring ballots to The Tribune office.
The 1928 county-wide and city levies are set with a nine mill reduction in the county portion outside city limits and a six mill drop within city corporate areas. Special Poor and Road funds apply to specific age brackets and residency. Cities Dillon and Lima detail local street, library, cemetery and admin levies with multiple district school rates listed. The board adjourned August 13 at 3 PM.
Take advantage of a specialist eye exam by Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel on Thursday August 23. See clearly with expert guidance and updated eyewear options.
An exchange reflects on the value of behind the scenes effort over public applause. It notes that people often react with praise to entertainment as well as to earnest work, yet true worth lies in completing meaningful tasks rather than seeking acclaim.
Biologists note living animals can be dyed artificially using methylene blue and neutral red without injury. The dyes are commonly employed for observational purposes in experiments and studies.
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