Multiple Dillon residents visit friends and attend events
Ted Marchesseau of Polaris visited here with friends. Joles Victor Carrigan an Armstead visitor in Dillon earlier. Mr. and Mrs. J McCauley moved to Dillon from Melrose Thursday. Mrs. Otto Christianson and Mrs. Ann Haines were Apex visitors Saturday. Miss Gladys Trambley, Red Rock teacher, visited Saturday. Sophia Guyaz postmistress Armstead and Margaret Mullen toured here Saturday. Elmer Gordon family and Mrs. Bart McMenomey traveled from Armstead Saturday. Bertha Thompson and Albert Streb traveled from Melrose and stayed with Joseph Gelhaus. Advertising rates in the Dillon Tribune unchanged. A 15-cent plate rate offered to local and foreign advertisers. Mabel Jones of Twin Bridges called to nurse Mrs. Jennings who is seriously ill. Lee McCracken left for Los Angeles to join his wife and son. John Mullan visited from Armstead for a basketball game at the Normal College. Linden McCullough on an inspection trip to Oregon, Washington and Idaho. The Dillon Tribune revealed a live sport page reviewing weekly games. Eddie James of Twin Bridges and Edna Mae Braddock of McHesser were granted a marriage license and wed by Judge Phillips. Fairview dairy owner Louis Gilman rated highest in a county milk test. George Stimson and George Ditty back from Portland with a thriving livestock market. Wanted: farmers with equipment for half section farms on the Dillon beach under a three year crop share. Pearl I. Smith seeking applicants. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson from Kidd. Mr. Thompson sold cows to James Dodd. Funeral attendees for Stephen Lasich included McHesser families, Blaine residents, and many north of town locals.
Carroll in Dillon. brother injured in horse incident
W. P. Carroll traveled through Dillon on Tuesday while returning from Butte to Grant. In Butte he visited his brother John who had been badly injured when a horse kicked him in the face and was slowly improving.
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W. P. Carroll
Dillon
Butte
Grant
John
Most Popular National Park in the United States
Government figures show Hot Spring in Arkansas tops the visitors list for the year ending September 380 with 1,760,512 visitors. Rocky Mountain Colorado, Yosemite California, Mount Rainier Washington, and Yellowstone Wyoming follow in order.
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America
Hot Spring
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Park
Colorado
Yosemite
Mount Rainier
Yellowstone
Efficiency Expert Frederick Taylor Tests Saddle Horse
Frederick W. Taylor the efficiency expert shielded his wife from worry by testing a new saddle horse while wearing one of her skirts and riding in a side saddle she would use.
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Frederick W. Taylor
Card of Thanks for Stephen Lasich
The Lasich family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and on the death and funeral of their husband and father Stephen Lasich. Gratitude is given to the church choir pallbearers and those who sent floral offerings from Mrs. Margaret Lasich and Family.
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Stephen Lasich
Margaret Lasich
Annual college carnival to open doors Saturday in main building
Bellingham Cheney Oxegen Lewiston host a multi group carnival at 7 15 PM on Saturday Feb 6 in the Normal college main building with side shows and acts from Green Chartreuse etemenanes Gargoyles Samba Chi Sigma Shooting of Dan McGrew Kapp Zeta Nu Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra Showdown and more. The event features a 25 cent Pantages show Pan acts and a crowning dance for the carnival queen with a Modern and Old Fashioned theme. A radiator cap that changes color with engine heat is noted as a new invention.
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Samba Chi Sigma
Dan McGrew
Kapp
Zeta Nu Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
Normal College
Theta the Unlucky Letter in Fatal Judgment
The passage notes Theta as the un lucky letter used by judges to condemn a prisoner. It marks the first letter of the Greek word for death and reflects a superstition tying the term to condemned fate.
Seventh Century Omar Destroys Library of Alexandria
A seventh century claim attributes the destruction of the Library of Alexandria to Omar after declaring the Koran contained all knowledge needed. The narrative says the books were burned to fuel public baths.
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Omar
Min
Alexandria
Normal college notes report debates and events
Two women's debate teams from Normal college will hold joint debates in Missoula and Dillon on February 4 open forums with no decision. Training school attendance set a record with 163 punctual pupils. Chinook sales campaign and Booster carnival plans discussed, plus visits by Superintendent McCullough to Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Normal College
Missoula
Dillon
School of Mines
Albright
Mary Mahrt
Ovando
Anne Hench
Stevensville
General Assembly
Bernice Somerville
Angelo Geary
Everight
Booster
Beard length law in India at Mahomet era set seven to eight inches
The text notes a historical legal rule from India during Mahomet's era fixing beard length at seven to eight inches. It cites a period practice tied to religious or royal regulation, reflecting norms of that time.
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India
Farm Census Notes and Silk Industry Origins
The text cites Dr. F. H. King noting forty acre farms with 240 people, 24 donkeys, and 24 pigs. It adds that China’s silk industry arose from silkworm domestication and has existed for over 4,000 years.
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America
F. H. King
China
Patent medicine sales in the United States top 160 million dollars
The report states that last year patent medicines sold in the United States totaled over 160 million dollars. It notes broad consumer demand and widespread retail distribution across multiple states.
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United States
Water needs in plant growth quoted in pounds
It takes from 800 to 600 pounds of water passing through plants to produce a single pound of dry matter.
Copper output rises for Great Falls Anaconda unit in 1925
Great Falls Anaconda Copper Mining Co produced 190000000 pounds of fabricated copper in 1925, about one fourth of the world supply. The year’s output topped 1924 by 26 percent, signaling strong expansion.
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Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Trespasser Arrested in Idaho Falls Rail Yards
John Fesko, a transient, was arrested Monday evening in the railroad yards by Detective Ben F. Brown and Undersheriff Kellum. He pleaded not guilty to vagrancy and trespassing in justice court, with trial set for February 10.
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John Fesko
Ben F. Brown
Idaho Falls
Kellum
Justice Court
Stop Eye Defects: Scarborough at Andrus Hotel
Advertisement announces Dr. H. H. Scarborough offering eye defect treatment at the Andrus hotel on Thursday and Friday February 11 and 12. It claims his original methods relieve headaches and dizziness.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs
An advertisement warns of danger from neglected colds and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for quick relief. A testimonial from Peter Landis of Meyersdale, Pa. asserts its effectiveness against a severe croupy cough. Contains no opiates and offers satisfaction guarantee.
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Foley
Peter Landis
Meyersdale
Potts
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Ted Marchesseau
Polaris
I J Oles
Victor Carrigan
J. ¥.McCauley
Melrose
Otto Christianson
Ann Haines
Gladys Trambley
Red Rock
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Margaret Mullen
Our City
Elmer Gordon and Son
Bart McMenomey
Bertha Thompson
Albert Streb
Joseph Gelhaus
Dillon Tribune
Mabel Jones
Twin Bridges
Wm. C. Jennings
Lee McCracken
Los Angeles
Mrs. McCracken
California
John Mullan
Idaho Tech
Linden McCullough
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Eddie James
Edna Mae Braddock
McHesser
J. E. Phillips
Fairview
Louis Gilman
George Stimson
George Ditty
Portland
Ore
Dillon Beach
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon Montana
Henry Thompson
Kidd
James Darnutzer
Carl Darnutzer
McHesser Creek
Frank Robison
Point of Rocks
J. L. Nyart
Mike Rebich
Frank Birrer
Mike Stefanatz
Frank Sawyer
Blaine
Clark Anderson
Joseph Mautz
John Cambrie
John Malesich
Joe Rebich
Frank Stefanic
Barratt’s Station
Uncle Sam
W. W. Inglis
John L. Lewis
Lester P. Barlow
Stamford
Ools
Bellingham
Cheney,Washington , Oxegen
Lewiston
Normal College Notes
Science
R. A. Mackie
of the Normal College
S. E. Davis
Alice Russell
Pearl Robison
Wrangler’s Club
Political Science
R. E. Albright
F. H. Garver
Montana
New
Pr’ ‘ Cock Tay
the Tribune
Lane
Maytag
West Broadway
Carruthers Motor CO
E. R. CarrutHers
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