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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1926
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune from Dillon Montana notes Friday publication by Tom D. Caverly and foreign advertising representatives for The American Press Association.
Entered at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
The senate exposed corruption linked to Lorimer Newberry Denby Warren Daugherty and the sugar and oil trusts and challenged Governor Small of Illinois with his emissary Frank Smith. It deserves thanks for upholding honesty in government and should continue its vigilance now more than ever.
A social note cites Queen Elizabeth's monthly bath and recalls 19th century U S trends: first bathtub shown in Cincinnati in 1842, Philadelphia's winter bathing ban, Virginia taxing bathtubs, and Boston requiring doctor permits for baths, all framed as schoolboy nostalgia.
Continued from page one the licenses section covers marriages of numerous couples and references their husbands. Read across the column for names and details of the nuptial filings.
A compiled roster shows licenses issued in 1926 to numerous individuals across Idaho and neighboring areas, listing names and towns such as Pocatello Dillon Missoula Rexburg Salmon St Anthony Butte and others. The long sequence includes dates in May June July and August with many residents from Dillon and surrounding towns. The piece ends noting continued listings next week and a note urging Ronan farmers to test beets for a proposed Missoula effort.
A letter from A T Crossley to Helena Commercial Club advocates a state funded mining information bureau. He argues current efforts lack system and reliable data, hindering investment and progress. Crossley supports eastern capital seeking trustworthy data on properties and districts to attract capital and ensure returns.
A. L. Stone, president of the State Bank of Dillon, travels to Kansas City to finalize an exchange of 6,000 acres of beach land in Dillon for city property there. The deal, a major transaction for the area, aims to place the land under large scale farming by new owners once closed and signed.
A reflective piece where Paine contemplates personal success built on others' struggles. He admits isolation from the world and fear of downfall while yearning for beauty outside his self constructed high refuge. The verse explores pride, empathy, and humility in a conflicted mindset.
A police officer stops a woman attempting a mid block U turn citing safety. The woman persists briefly before attempting to reorient and continue driving. The exchange highlights traffic discretion and roadside conduct.
A foreman challenged a Negro carpenter to measure a plank 10 percent by 15 feet. The carpenter replied he did not know the length because the rule was not his. The remark reflects worker confrontation during fort construction on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina.
The Post Office Department in 1925 issued more than 17 billion stamps, a vast rise from 1847 when only 550 880 stamps were issued.
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