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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
6
Week ending August 25, 1928 reports transfers recorded in Beaverhead Abstract Company ledgers. Property transactions list buyers and sellers, with locations, dates, and parcel details evident in the weekly transfer record.
Patent transfers and warranty deeds cover parcels in the Black Tail Deer Creek valley Selway reservoir Big Hole basin Upper Big Hole Jackson townsite and Squaw Creek area. Transactions include locations on Beaverhead county claims Argenta mining district and state lands with new owners named John A Knapp and others.
Secretary of State Kellogg travels to Paris to sign the Renunciation of War Treaty and lead the push for a worldwide peace movement. He is cited as a key figure driving the effort toward global disarmament and collective security.
Buddhist teaching emphasizes feeling compassion for the welfare of all human beings. Buddhist scriptures highlight kindness and concern as core ethical obligations guiding behavior and daily conduct.
Advertisement notes sale of old newspapers suitable for under rugs and various uses. Copy highlights Tribune Print Shop as seller offering affordable stock and practical material for households and projects.
An archaeologist notes the vast scale of time as dates like B C 100 and 8 000 years old seem recent. Civilizations such as the Cretan and Chinese systems show long histories, while the Mayas advance into Central America and cocoa drinking marks early temperance. The Punjab site Llarappa lies buried, and art styles abound across generations. Kansas City Star.
A humorous note from Farm and Fireside recalls a salesman who earned his first year’s expenses by selling electric fans to the devil, illustrating resourceful salesmanship in a comic fable.
An 89 year old Major Ackerman of Barberton Ohio stays active daily at his office. He credits Foley Pills diuretic for regulating kidney elimination and keeping him fit. The ad notes the product has been in constant use over 25 years and is sold by George M Gosman.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a mild vegetable laxative from 1875. It claims it treats constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood issues with senna herbs and pepsin. It stresses safety for children and the elderly and offers free trial bottles from Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
The Minneapolis Journal notes Lake Vermillion holds 363 islands many not registered as state property. Islands may be acquired by homestead claim method, while mining firms retain mineral rights and can compel island sales for ore mining.
Public notice announces private sale of Victoria Massie estate land in Beaverhead County with 1928 court order terms and bidding deadlines. It also advertises Montana constitutional amendment submission on county commissioner districts with division rules and election timing.
In a local schoolroom eight year old Robert with a dairy father explains sanitary means clean milk. The teacher asked Robert to define the term and he eagerly volunteers his definition.
The shore line of the Great Lakes covers about eight thousand eight hundred miles with a water surface area exceeding nine thousand square miles. Sailing distance from Montreal to Lake Superior’s head reaches roughly one thousand three hundred forty miles.
Chinese collectors seek curio pedigree and a heavy buyers list dating from its birth, Vanity Fair notes. The piece highlights the demand for provenance and documented ownership in rare items.
A European scientist accuses mosquitoes of causing over two million deaths yearly due to malaria. The claim emphasizes the global impact of malaria transmitted by mosquitoes and calls for urgent control measures.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear August 18 1928 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the administrator State Bank & Trust Co should not be granted an order to sell enough real estate of Victoria Massie deceased to meet estate needs. A copy is to be published in the Dillon Tribune and served on Arthur Massie. Judge Henry Rodgers dated July 27 1928.
Probate proceedings scheduled in Beaverhead County court to prove the will of George P Lossl deceased. hearing set for August 11 1928 at 10 A M in the court room for Margaret M Lossl to obtain letters testamentary. any interested party may contest. Clerk Fred Rife.
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