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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1924

Page

5

Not Going to the Dogs Says Rail Head Howard Elliott

Howard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific Railroad tells the Harvard Club that America will not deteriorate before the next elections. He warns that problems exist but the nation remains conservative and law abiding. He foresees continued progress, better streets, sanitation, law respect, and a happier prosperous state, while guarding republican principles against democracy and autocracy.

Howard Elliott Northern Pacific Railroad Harvard Club America Elliott Mr. Silcott United States

Montana Rural Outlook Reports Strong Stock and Crops

January report notes Montana livestock in best condition in years and adequate feed through winter. Pondera county plans over 20 percent crop area expansion. Great Northern Railway ships six oil-burners to Havre and reports over 50 percent increases in grain and cattle shipments from the Butte division in 1923. The line between Havre and Loman will be double tracked soon. Montana wool clip rises by 844000 pounds.

Montana Butte The Great Northern Great Northern Railroad Havre Loman

No Increase in Grazing Fees in Nat's Forests

Secretary Wallace announced no rise in grazing fees on national forests before 1926. A gradual increase begins 1926 advancing to full commercial value by 1929, with data analysis to set locality rates. The move aims to aid stock producers amid low livestock demand while maintaining eventual market-based pricing.

Wallace Forest Service National Forests

Direct descendant of the dinosaur weighs heavy questions

The text weighs possibilities from a seventy foot dinosaur to a 200000 pound giant and asks if Burbank can reverse evolution to yield a chicken of that size. It notes New York’s vast telephone listings and reflects on early telephone stock once sold as a toy to men now in their fifties.

Senator Capper Dave Tapper Texas Tapper Hester Egbert Ebert Thelen Bryan Burbank New York England Scotland Wales

Unsaken Testimony For Dean's Pills In Dillon

Dillon residents back up Dean's Pills with a long running testimonial. Mrs. Robert Moses of 324 N Idaho St Dillon describes relief from chronic backache and kidney weakness after using Doan's Pills and confirms the 1917 claim in 1922. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn & Co Buffalo N Y Adv 5-6.

Dean Dillon Robert Moses Idaho St Moses Doan Dean’s Foster-Milburn &Co Buffalo N. Y

Montana roads get 340000 federal and county money for 1924 work

The report notes federal and county funding totaling 340000 to Montana for road projects in 1924. separate item states Browning shipped 348 cars of beef in 1923, indicating agricultural exports from the region.

Montana Browning

Foley Honey & Tar and Foley Pills Ad Offer

Public advertisement promising a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds plus free Foley Pill and Foley Cathartic samples in exchange for sending the ad and ten cents to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill. Includes instruction to provide name and address. Advertisement by Potts the druggist.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley

The Greatest Conspiracy Against the Resurrection

A sermon condemns a global conspiracy alleged to deny the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It accuses rationalists, preachers, and educators of deceit, bribery, and attack on church doctrine, urging Christians to awaken and expose the conspirators.

Jesus Christ Jesus Ede Oanent Pacy

Lewistown land office ranks third in U.S. oil era business

The Lewistown land office ranks third in the United States for volume of business and revenue, a position largely attributed to the oil industry driving activity in the region.

Lewistown

Drilling Resumes on Mountain Wildcat Well Northwest

Browning reports drilling has been resumed on the Mountain wildcat well northwest of here, with Chief Stone likely involved in the operation.

Browning

Sunburst refinery increases output at Great Falls plant

Great Falls report notes the Sunburst oil refinery raising daily production steadily as operations scale up. The update highlights ongoing expansion efforts and sustained throughput improvements at the facility.

Great Falls Sunburst

Shelby Oil & Gas Syndicate to Resume Work on No 1 Webb

The Shelby Oil & Gas Syndicate plans to resume work on well No 1 Webb, targeting revival of drilling and production activities. crews are scheduled to restart operations after a temporary halt.

Shelby Oil & Gas Syndicate Webb

Anaconda Reports Fire Losses and Basin Oil Find

The Anaconda company notes an average $1.40 per capita fire loss over six years, totaling $94,880 due to poor prevention. Judith Basin area sees Glenham Oil Company discover petroleum with 41 gravity in a 9 foot sand 382 feet below the surface.

Anaconda Judith Basin Glenhamp Oil Company

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