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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1919

Page

11

Newspaper Mailroom Note on Editorial Addresses

A brief notice appears that letters to the newspaper should be addressed to the Editor Tribune. It outlines the channel for correspondence and the intended destination for manuscript mail.

Tribune The Tribune Publishing Co

Thrift Campaign Drives Business and Savings Message

A Dillon newspaper page presents the 1919 thrift campaign promoting war savings stamps and thrift habits. It urges all citizens to join the effort, noting benefits to commerce and national strength, and highlights how saving supports business stability and prosperity.

Great Prosperity Fund United States Savings Division The Treasury America

Real Estate Transfers from Beaverhead Abstract for Aug 24 1919

Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Beaverhead area, including Loretta Thompson 80 acres in Sheep Creek Basin, James Maddox 175.06 near Brown Station, Major W Smith 322.81 near Bristow, and many 80 to 4871 acre parcels in Big Hole Basin Grasshopper Creek and Wise River. Transactions include warranty, quitclaim, homestead notices, and decrees with prices ranging from 1 to 25,000 dollars. Noted visitors include Mrs. Gilbert Wheat in Dillon.

Loretta Thompson Sheep Creek Basin James Maddox Brown Station Major W. Smith Big Hole Basin Bristow Lillian J. Bunt Briston Thomas O'Malley Blacktail Deer Creek Timber Gulch John B. Amos Wise River Frank W. Holmes Wisdom Rose A. Smith James B. Ryan Charles Feder Gustaf Swanson Alma T. Harwood Pacific St William F. Dodgson Charles M. Pyle John Fred Woodside A. Louis Tritt Thomsen Addition Dillon Thomsen Avenue Charlotte Underwood A. D. Ladue Ira M. Sanders Grasshopper Creek Valley Nay Brothers Bannack Eva Daisy Wilson Ed T. Patrick Butte and Pacific Streets Sophia Burfeind Ada B. Dart Thomson Addition Thomson Avenue John Lenkersdorfer A. F. Graeter Rife Reeder and Rife Streets Abram S. Rife W. H. Holliday Bozeman Street

Modern Harvester Thresher Demonstration At State Fair

The International Harvester Co will showcase the McCormick harvester thresher at the State Fair. The light draft machine cuts nine to twelve foot swaths and threshes directly into sacks or a wagon, with straw scattered as fertilizer or dumped in neat piles. It runs on a 16 horsepower four cylinder motor and requires three operators for daily work of 15 to 20 acres, promising 1 to 3 bushels more per acre than traditional methods.

McCormick Harvester International Harvester Co. of America McCormick United States

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Dillon ‘ Tribune Tribune Publishing Company F. i. Foote Dillon, Montana Hes Telephone Dillon Post Office Books of the Beaverhead — Abstract Company Sebree Mary E. Selway Dixon ‘Brown Armatead John A. Lawrence Richard Shipe Monida Louisa Elizabeth Campbell Centennial Valley Lakeview William C. Griffin William Jensen Sage Creek Basin Willie Belle Barbour Reeder Street Cherry Creek Glendale Henry Knippenberg Greenwood Placer Bryant Mining District N. W. Davis Elk Creek John McLaren Gilbert Wheat Virginia City Helena Xtragood Ragooj Pordoys Eliel Brothers the Talking Machine Supreme Harold Bell Wrights Bryan Kent Idaho Center Streets Mont
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