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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
9
The Montana Tuberculosis Association urges a broad health drive to protect children and prevent future disease. It highlights nutrition programs, dental exams, milk stations, health films, and home visits, stressing education and preventive care across city and county.
A December Sunset essay urges transferring the Indian Bureau to the Department of Agriculture. It argues the bureau should focus on education and self-sufficiency for Native peoples through farming and livestock, with cost savings and better results via existing agricultural agencies.
The piece argues the public purse is strained by testing shells against battleships while urging safer diplomacy. It questions armour needs, calls for national focus on protecting America, and notes the importance of who leads the American Federation of Labor after Gompers.
Samuel Gompers urges the American Federation of Labor to adopt a strictly nonpartisan political stance. He argues labor cannot be reliably steered by any single industry or group, noting selfish interests influence every vote. He fears continued political independence may persist for labor leaders for years.
National champ George Teller ten years old of Farmington Michigan won the national championship with his steer at the St Paul Junior Live Stock Show. He earned 80 cents a pound on the hoof and the purchaser returned the steer to him. George will present his prize winner to President Coolidge at the International Show in Chicago this month.
Dillon Rotarians outline an advertising push for Montana’s Dillon-Beaverhead area. Speakers praised local schools and the Normal college, while Rotary aims to place Dillon in the state spotlight and allocate funds for a statewide ad campaign.
Montana Beaverhead District Court orders show cause why executor Henry R. Paddock may sell all real and personal property of Xavier Renois deceased. The order lists a half interest in Randal Quartz Lode Mining Claim, two Bannack houses and squatters’ rights, with a hearing set for January 3, 1925.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Missoula Montana December 1 1924 notice of intention to prove up three year claim to 640 acres under Homestead Entries 09042 09043 for NlNEM SEYNE section 11 NWYMW1 section 12 and E4SE SWYSEM section 2 S%SW% section 1 E4NW% SWh NW% NW'SWEM SWYNEX NW SE% section 12 township 10 S range 25 W and 15 W Montana Principal Meridian before Dillon district court January 17 1925 witnesses Sylvester P Meade Rhéa Meade William P Carroll Ralph Liggett all of Grant Montana.
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