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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
3
The speaker urges immediate action to prepare an Abstract of Title for a specific property, noting past planning and delays. It emphasizes that only the present is controllable and offers to perform the necessary work promptly.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a five hundred dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a two hundred fifty dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Repaired rebuilt recured by the Round Oak Heating and Plumbing company. Years of radiator work backed by absolute guarantee on all work. Adv 22tf.
In Dillon Township Justice Court A A Kenison issues a summons to Frank Mittelmeier in a case where M A Walker sues for fifty dollars for services rendered. Plaintiff's attorneys Pease and Stephenson must be served within twenty days.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana A J DeCelles sues Camas Prairie Development Company for 745 dollars advanced as wages for feed for a team salary for an agent and related services The summons requires a response within twenty days and warns of default judgment The Clerk Fred Rife issues the seal and Pease Stephenson of Dillon Montana represents the plaintiff.
Estate of Francis M Staley deceased. Executrix Ambrosia E Staley publishes notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Norris Hurd Collins Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated August 13 1920 Dillon Montana.
A brief tribute notes Ellen H. Richards born 1842 and died 1914 as a chemist and pure food expert. She taught at MIT and authored works including The Chemistry of Cooking and Home Economics emphasizing sanitation and conservation. The passage lauds her practical achievements over romantic notions and her role in hard pan studies.
The 1919 average surplus honey yield is 30 pounds per colony, per the bureau of crop estimates of the United States Department of Agriculture. This beats 1918 by a wide margin and exceeds the 1913 17 average. Extracted honey 59 proportion, comb honey 81, bulk honey 10. About one third of production goes to outside markets.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel questions Mr. Cox’s stance against the monied class while noting he is a multi millionaire. It points out his wealth grew after entering politics and mainly since the war began, and mentions his luxurious residence.
Suspicion rises that the French Lickers are organizing into a Board Of Trade. The manuscript hints at collective action and potential economic cooperation among local merchants.
Key milestones of John Adams include 1788 vice presidency election and 1792 re election, 1796 presidency, 1797 inauguration at age 61, 1800 peace with France, defeat in 1800 bid for a second term, 1820 Massachusetts constitutional convention membership, and his death on July 4 1826 at age 90.
The piece portrays John Adams as the most unhappy president being forced into office by others not elected. It notes his struggle to accept serving as Washington’s understudy and later presiding while Hamilton dominated the Federalist era, including retaining Washington’s cabinet.
The passage recalls early US politics under Adams and the rise of Jeffersonian democracy. It contrasts Federalist panic over the French revolution with Adams inability to rule himself and the shift toward Jefferson’s era. It reflects on Adams and his wife Mrs. Adams at the unfinished White House, and ends with Adams dying at ninety as his thoughts dwell on Jefferson and the 1776 founders.
The Montana Legislature proposes an amendment to Article XII creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Tax Commission with defined powers and duties. Separate official ballots are used at the November 1920 general election for or against the amendment. The act becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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