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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
10
The Adams Homestake No 2 well produced oil at a depth of 1438 feet in Shelby. In Helena plans were adopted to enlarge Intermountain college, formerly Wesleyan college, with this improvement noted.
In a cold winter in Yellowstone Park Jan Davis writes a letter to Santa. Her bottle message is found by trapper Jack near the river. By Christmas Eve Jack arrives with gifts, restoring Christmas cheer to the Davis family.
Agricultural notes from Beaverhead Co high school detail TB as the major cattle disease, symptoms, tuberculin testing, infectious abortion, milk fever, preventive and treatment measures, and related farm practices. It mentions air treatment, lime wash disinfection, and farm production figures for Montana crops in 1922.
Montana earns the world wheat trophy at the Chicago international show. The victory highlights Montana's agricultural standing and the competition's prestige among global grain producers.
A Wichita man received a hot tamale and chile con carne recipe 15 years ago and borrowed money to start a chile stand. He advertised in the newspaper and now runs a $100,000 annual business and operates a $75,000 wholesale factory.
Henry arrives to see the sights and calls on his aunt, sparking a brief exchange as he visits town and meets a familiar relative. The dialogue hints at family ties and casual plans during a homecoming moment.
Sambo the Sherlock humorously notes the church collection, while Mandy jokes the crowd gave many buttons as contribution. The exchange plays on the minister’s new suit and the thrift of the congregation.
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