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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
2
The Dillon Montana weekly edition published by F E Foote covers seed stock disputes and community notices. Fragments indicate a weekly schedule and local advertisements amid typical small town reporting.
The Dillon Postoffice is designated for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
Dr. Frank Crane argues football channels youthful energy into clean sport reducing warlikeness. He notes large attendances for Stanford USC Ohio State and Notre Dame games and cites play as a national good, with schools promoting organized play and fair competition to improve business and society.
The piece condemns the muzzling of Mitchell, Magruder, and Summerall for speaking on army air service, naval spending, and soldier housing. It argues such high handed tactics threaten reforms, warn of Mussolini style control, and insist inside criticism is vital to national defense.
Dr. Mason of the University of Chicago argues education should be a pleasure rather than a drill and applies this to industry. He cites Fourier on making industry attractive, noting current wage pressure and monotony, and foresees brighter hopes with moving pictures and higher wages leading toward an end to dreary, uncertain labor.
A New York merchant declares Americans unaware of doing business across 48 states with uniform money laws and language. He cites Cairo where Paris Bon Marché goods move through streets and notes their Egyptian branch head confirming international reach.
A description notes a successful American businessman traveling from Paris to Laxton with a British manager overseeing six houses in Cairo and other eastern locations. It claims in Texas an American can operate across 48 states with consistent money, laws, and business methods, highlighting global contrasts and urging gratitude.
The piece argues money grows with interest but slow. cites Chauncey Depew's $100 becoming $1,100 in 66 years and John Andrus's Singer stock turning into $1,600 from 1864. It contrasts long savings with a fast idea driving wealth, urging thrift plus smart, rapid investment insight.
The passage notes the White House and Republican leaders seeking a program to aid farmers. It emphasizes sincerity in addressing agricultural distress while remaining cautious about implementing legislation. Containing a dated political tone, it captures ongoing efforts to craft a farm relief program.
A small cost remedy offers quick relief for cold onset. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is advised for both children and adults and should be kept on hand for prompt use when a cough or cold appears. Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
A radio listener praises clear signals from KFI and the Los Angeles Philharmonic broadcast, notes Shreveport and Des Moines receptions, and anticipates Dec 1 rule changes that will reallocate 26 stations to new wavelengths or schedules.
A terse dialogue captures a playful exchange where the transmitter asks for identity and the receiver teases that self-knowledge is needed to answer. The quip centers on irony about knowing oneself.
In the district court Leaver county Montana the estate of Albert Fr Cline deceased is the subject. Pursuant to the court order dated November 1 1927 the time for proving the will is set for Monday December 1 1927 at 10 p m in the court room. Minerva Caroline Aiken applies for letters testamentary. Any interested person may contest. Dated November 16 1927. (SEAL) FRED RIPE Clerk.
State of Tatana Beaver head county notices probate of the will of Joseph Wall deceased. On November 14 1927 the court sets Monday December 6 1927 at 10 oclock a m in the court room to prove the will and hear Williams Wall request for letters of administration with will annexed. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated November 14 1927. Clerk Fred Rife. Adv 46-48.
The Thorhe district court in Beaverhead County Montana issues a summons to George Tr Wangher and Mary Kuneter to answer a complaint filed by State Dank East Co. The action seeks $1,200 with 10 percent interest and foreclosure of a mortgage securing two promissory notes dated January 17, 1927. The mortgage covers parts of section 8 including SW NW etc as described in book 88 page 240. Defendants must respond within twenty days or default judgment may be entered.
Description of land in Beaverhead County Montana detailing township and range coordinates for the southeast quarter of section 12 and adjacent parcels. The notice states a sum of 200 dollars for attorney fees and costs, signed November 15, 1027 by Roy F. Wernopon deputy with J B Kelly as attorney for plaintiff Dillon Montana Adv 47-50.
In Beaverhead County district court a notice of sale lists plaintiff Katherine Welch against defendants including William Brownfield and Maude Keithley. The property described is SE quarter of SE quarter of Section 28 and East half of NE quarter of Section 33 in Township South Range West, with road rights. Sale set December 10 1927 at 2 6 PM at courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Sheriff W O Orr and Deputy A G Gruwelie announce.
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