U S Wheat Growers Eye Canadian Pool Progress
U S wheat producers watch Canadian farmers pool grain with 50 to 90 thousand participants. Bankers fund the plan, fees fund reserves, and penalties deter boltouts. If Canada stabilizes prices in 1924 25 growers expect a model for U S adoption and prosperity.
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U. S
St. Paul Minn
United States
Canada
Canadian Bankers Association
Bolt
Winnipeg
Chicago
Clarke-McNary Forestry Act Ignites National Policy
W. B. Greeley chief Forester presents the annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture stressing a national forestry policy for the United States. He notes private forest land of 400 million acres has lacked policy but will supply about eighty percent of future national products.
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W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Greeley
United States
Forestation Policy and Clarke McNary Act Provisions
The Clarke McNary Act envisions cooperation with states and individuals to fight fires plant on farms teach forestry to farmers study forest taxation and expand public forest land through gifts purchases and reservations. Chief Forester Greeley urges a definite federal program for extending National Forests by purchase and a campaign to cut waste in timber use. National forest receipts exceed 5.25 million dollars in the last fiscal year, derived mainly from the 147 forests.
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Forester
Greeley
Christmas Rotary meeting features tree and carols
The Dillon Rotary club met Tuesday due to Christmas. A small tree stood at the head table as Linden McCullough acted as Santa delivering gifts. Rev F X Leschner led talks on the holiday spirit with S E Davis and J J Monroe. A chorus performed yuletide songs. visitors Dr Bimrose and Rev Father Clifford attended.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Linden McCullough
Santa Claus
Lesehner
S. E. Davis
the Normal College
Rotary
J. J. Monroe
A. YT. Peterson
T. Gilbert
Tom Leubben
Harry Ae Dy. Floh
Bimrose
Charles Thomas
W. J. Roberts
Father Clifford
Lima
Former Resident Dies in Pomona California
Edward T. Patrick, longtime Beaverhead County resident who moved to California, died suddenly in Pomona. Born 1872 in Kansas, he worked various jobs and favored real estate. Survived by wife four sons two daughters four brothers and a sister. One son Elza Patrick left for California to attend the funeral.
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Dillon
Pomona
Calif
Edward T. Patrick
California
Beaverhead County
Patrick
State of
Kansas
Elza Patrick
Caty
Washington
Trio Plead Guilty to Vagrancy Charges
Three men named Tom Nolan John Riley and Preston Shakespeare were arrested last Monday by the sheriff on vagrancy charges. They pled guilty the next day before Justice Phillips and were sentenced to 20 days in jail as guests of the sheriff. Shakespeare is noted for his height and strong stature.
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Phillips
Tom Nolan
John Riley
Preston Shakespeare
Leo Truax
Lima
Thompson Avenue
Lead Horse
Legion
Hartwig Theater
John
John T. Goforth
J. F. Wiksdal
Happiness on the farm breeds resilient city kids
The piece argues farm life offers richer happiness for children than city life. It praises outdoors, animals, bare feet, fishing, and pet rabbits or lambs and says farm children gain practical joy by growing up as farming partners. City youths lose value until they learn simple living.
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Broadway
Gilbert & Gilbert Form New Law Partnership
Wilbur G and Thomas FE Gilbert will form the law partnership Gilbert and Gilbert with offices in the Polmdexter block. They have practiced in the county since 1911 after graduating from Ann Arbor. W G Gilbert is vice president of the First National Bank and has worked with H G Rodgers on the bench. His brother served as county attorney and was re elected last fall.
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Wilbur G
Thomas FE. Gilbert
Gilbert & Gilbert
Bert
First National Bank
H. G. Rodgers
Fifth Judicial District
Gold from baser metals doomed by nature
A Berlin dispatch warns American bankers fund experiments to make gold cheaply from baser metals. The piece argues atoms and natural laws prevent immediate transmutation, predicting no fortune for gullible investors and cautioning against such schemes.
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Berlin
1924 Chronology of Events Marking Prosperous Year
Year in review highlights Dillon community progress through 1924 with notes on deaths, weddings, business deals, and local incidents. Entries cover New Year observations, sheriff actions, fire department milestones, stock shows, minstrel preparations, road and bridge updates, and theft convictions from January to March.
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Tribune
Beaverhead County Reports 1924 Deaths Marriages and Births
Beaverhead county records show 52 weeks with 62 deaths 0 births and 62 marriages in 1924. January had 10 deaths March eight and May seven. July had two. Births favored girls 42 to 40 boys with August leading at 11. Marriage licenses issued equaled 62.
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Beaverhead County
the Tribune
Beaverhead
Woman regains speech after dramatic nosedive experiment
Gwendolyn Caswell, twenty two, of Chicago, was mute until an airplane nosedive revived her speech. She expressed gratitude to the pilot for risking the drop that restored her ability to speak.
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Gwendolyn Caswell
Chicago
Infane
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U.S. Federal Council of Churches
Atlanta
F. X. Leschner
Pomona, California
E. T. Patrick
Plan Coolidge
Woollize
Ire A. Reese
Isaac Gans
A. BE. Seymour
J T Lloyd
Trio
T. E. and
W. G. Gilbert
Form Law Partnership
Uation
Ann Arbor
W. G. Gil
Dexter
N. Y
Delia Dorchester
Charles W. Scott
Frying Pan Basin
Caroline Staten
Barrett Hospital
State
George Stimpson
Harold Binney
Dillon Fire Department
Rotary Club
Wylie C. Howell
Frank Ashworth
Legion Minstrel Show
Montana Livestock Show
Sheriff’s Force
Val Tadovitch
Apex
Tadovitch
Mooney
Anderson
Beaverhead River
Winn Best
H. F. Best
Barry & Hopkins
Dillon Auto Co
Idaho Street
Anaconda
Col. W. B. Rodgers
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