Twelve Pages Entered at Dillon Postoffice
A notice states twelve pages were entered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
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Dillon Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
9
Penwell Sees Strong Prospects for State Fair Exhibit
Penwell Company president and State Fair head Mr Pennell visited Dillon to inspect ranch crops and promising returns. He praised Montana production, anticipated a large fair with real horse racing and over 60 horses. He urged Beaverhead to send a big crowd and a fine exhibit to support the show.
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Lewis Penwell
Penawell Company
Bond
Apex
Dillon
State Fair Association
Montana
Pennell
Beaverhead
Amber Deposits in Colorado and Nearby Regions
Amber is a fossil resin of vegetable origin found in Boulder County and adjoining counties, notably in the Boulder coal fields. It usually appears pale yellow, sometimes reddish or brown, and may be transparent. It is brittle, emits a pleasant odor when rubbed, melts near 530 degrees Fahrenheit, and burns with a bright flame.
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Colorado
Boulder County
Boulder
Underworld Banter Sparks Tales of Flight and Farewells
In a whispered exchange within an exclusive underworld circle, Langald Lewis presents a newspaper story about a horse that ran away with a woman who received six weeks of pay. Boastfur Benjamin counters with a rival tale of a friend who vanished with a horse and faced six years of punishment.
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Langald Lewis
Benjamin
Chinook Reports Better General Business Conditions
In Chinook, business conditions appear improved compared with recent years, suggesting a rebound in activity and optimism among local merchants and manufacturers. The report notes rising sales, stronger employment prospects, and steadier consumer demand.
August Sessions of the County Commissioners
The county commissioners audited claims during the session. They ordered warrants drawn for general claims totaling $1,595.18, warrants on the county fair fund $24.66, and warrants on the clerk of court report $12.00.
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County Fair Fund
Legion Auxiliary Convenes Adopts Broad War Effort Resolutions
The Montana American Legion Auxiliary convened and adopted multiple resolutions urging national preparedness funding, support for ROTC and Civilian Military Training, monthly rehabilitation funding, hospital food improvements, and a National Convention plan. It also calls for preserving pre January 1 1921 members, allocating poppy funds, and expanding child welfare efforts.
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J. Ward Crosby
Auxiliary Resolutions Committee
State Board Auxiliary
Hospital No. 72
National Executive Board
Omaha
American Legion Auxiliary
Chote
Amrican Légion Auxiliary
R. C
National
Department
National Rehabilitation Fund
Legion and Auxiliary National Convention
Montana Legionaire
American Legion Department of Montana
Beaverhead
Auxiliary
Daughters of the Revolution
Sam’ D. Goza
C. E. Pew
Dillon Beavers High School Opens September 8
Beaverhead county high school will open the fall term on September 8 with advance registration signaling large enrollment. Principal A T Peterson returns, Mrs Willis oversees assistant principal duties, and a full faculty includes Myrtle Pfiffner Lydia Tarrant Adolphine Schleppegraf Helen Galloway Mrs Gunderson D P Thurber B J Gunderson J B Converse plus new staff Emory M Gibson and Floyd R Smith.
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Agnes Reid
Washington
Oregon
California
Earl Fairbanks
Dillon
Linden McCullough
Elkharn Springs
Blanche Menke
Home Economics
Dillon High School
Beaverhead County High School
A T. Peterson
Willis
Myrtle Pfiffner
Lydia Tarrant
Adolphine Schleppegraf
Helen Galloway
Mrs. Gunderson
D. P. Thurber
B. J. Gunderson
J. B. Converse
Myr. Thurber
Smith-Hughes
Eramioes E. Erie
Floyd R.smith
Emory M. Gibson
Miss Erie
University of Minnesota
Miss. Keith
University of Washington
State University
Missoula
Smith
State Collge of Washington
Gibson
American Wheat and the Rise of a Nation
The article traces America’s wheat leadership to settler ideals of private ownership and voluntary cooperation, linking grain farming to nation building. It contrasts American initiative with Russia’s wartime shifts, arguing that rights and opportunities spur surplus production, while compulsory land use weakens output.
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America
Commonwealth
New England
Europe
Russia
Fort Lea
United Ag
United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advert claims cure for deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine removes catarrh to restore hearing, says it has sold through druggists for over 40 years, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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