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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
7
A narrator and the architect Mr Wright drive to a beach party after a teasing exchange about flappers. At the roadhouse they join a lively group, drink, and mingle while a sense of adventure and risk grows. The scene ends with a vow to continue.
In Great Falls, the Montana DPewrr Company has begun rebuilding 12 000 feet of street lines over Tenth street to Black Fale in Shelby. The Shelby Promoter plans a special primary election mailer to all registered Toole County voters. Also, the first Montana crude oil shipment from Sunburst to a Minneapolis refinery is dispatched.
Ore grinding starts again in the old Snow Storm concentrator as silver and lead prices rise, improving prospects for reopening. The project moves forward with renewed activity and potential production.
A dedicatory ceremony marked the old Fort Logan site with a bronze tablet of native Montana copper. Montana pioneers and public figures gathered as Judge William Ford welcomed attendees in White Sulphur Springs. Sidney M. Logan spoke on the fort’s history and expeditions against Indians.
A terse fragment notes a rescue tied to Christmas and a Sana phone. The readable portion hints at a hero saving someone during the holiday, spotlighting a notable act.
A broken OCR snippet shows a buyer and seller arguing about price. They mention sixty cents per dozen as acceptable, while discussing dealers and returning home. The text is garbled with unclear context and names.
A humorous exchange features a matron asking about a husband found calm during a burglary at home. The young bride replies he was actually cold and visibly shivering, highlighting a witty contrast in perception and behavior.
The Great Northern Railway is expediting construction of the block signal system on the line from Havre to Wolf Point to improve safety and efficiency.
A light exchange features a tourist asking where the road leads and a neighbor answering that it goes first to one place and then to another. The dialogue captures everyday rural wisdom about navigating local paths.
In a domestic moment a mother complains that Wilbur is worsening his choices. The father asks what happened, and the mother reveals he traded a ukulele. The excerpt captures a tense family exchange.
Glasgow Valley beekeepers sell a carload of honey this fall led by Claude Curry with 135 stands producing about 200 pounds each. Cascade county reports a $200000 balance at the close of business on July 31.
Carmi B Crampton of Dillon Montana files notice to prove up three year homestead and stock raising entries 019071 and 022458 for lands in section 15 10 22 and 21 township 9 south range 9 west before W S Stephenson district court clerk Dillon October 2 1924 witnesses include Clifford L Ewing John W Quimby William E Johnson and Levi G Johnson all of Dillon Montana Ky A Motz Register.
The notice outlines an amendment to the Montana Constitution adding Article XIIII to provide adjusted compensation to bona fide Montana residents who served in World War I or associated governments forces. It authorize issuing bonds up to 4.5 million dollars, levy a tax, and set eligibility for veterans or surviving spouses and children. The measure details administration by the State Auditor and Board of Examiners, with overdue payments and protections against fraud. The proposition is to be submitted at the November election with separate official ballots.
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