Love Confession Amid Camp Romance and Homecoming
Sallie and Curtiss declare love in a sunlit camp scene as they walk away hand in hand toward a dawn train. Letters of social calls and family travel plans pepper a cheerful, intimate post.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
5
Sallie and Curtiss declare love in a sunlit camp scene as they walk away hand in hand toward a dawn train. Letters of social calls and family travel plans pepper a cheerful, intimate post.
A clipped dialogue follows with a promise of a surprise and the “peppiest, most scintillating girl in the South.” A warning to Bob and Ted hints at tension, ending with a phone call and a cue to continue.
Butterost Feb 2 The Montana State Historical Society, founded sixty years ago in Virginia City, preserves diaries of Col Wheeler John Beidler and Neil Howie and binds Dillon Tribune records since 1880. The archives were given to the state in 1895 and David Hilger of Helena now oversees current history projects.
Terrific exertion at 28 000 feet limited progress to 80 feet per hour. An additional attempt is planned to scale the mountain.
A Paris congress studies manufacturing synthetic petrol and derivatives from mineral, animal, and vegetable matter. Large newspapers devote extensive space to this chiefly technical topic.
Scientists report the eclipse affected magnetic currents and ships compass readings. They speculate radium energy in the sun may influence its longevity and planetary orbits. A Cleveland bishop is ousted for unorthodox views, insisting I believe in God.
Professors Light and McCullough attend the Bozeman vocational conference with both on the program. A beauty contest for Chinook finalists includes Mary Gist Bernice Hirschman and Margaret McGillie with final voting February 14 at the carnival.
The piece discusses British naval tactics using ballast to tilt ships, a $100,000 reward advertised by a surety company for stolen bonds, proposed aerial airports above rail yards, and future long distance air travel. It closes with the Philadelphia Mint’s 5,000,000 half-dollar commemoration coins for Civil War figures and Stone Mountain.
A survey notes many Cascade peaks in western Washington remain unnamed. The article mentions varied topics from Swiss cow accidents to Australian youths touring Europe and details of historic Tower of London keeper wages and taxes.
A druggist ad promises a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, with free Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets after sending ten cents and name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago. Potts the druggist endorses the offer with urged action.
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces the filing and official reception of a township 18 south range 8 west survey plat on February 7 1925 at 9 00 a m. Sections 1 to 11 inclusive 12 N and SWhK 14 to 20 inclusive 80 N and SEX 29 N and SW subject to withdrawals and entry rules including Soldiers Preference 91 days from February 17 1925 to May 9 1925 and general disposition with applications treated as filed simultaneously May 9 1925. F A Motz.
United States Land Office in Helena Montana announces filing of township plats for land in township 15 South range 8 West and township 15 South range 4 West. The plats will be filed February 9 1925 at 9 a m for fractional sections 1 2 3 7 8 9 and sections 4 5 6 all in township 15 S range 3 W and sections 1 6 all 8 11 all fractional sections 7 12 16 17 in township 15 S range 4 W. Land disposition follows after a 91 day period from February 7.
Arizona pests consume eight million tons of grass annually while 1923 government outlays reach 10.045 billion dollars, about 15 percent of national income. Interior Department notes Native American numbers likely never exceeded those at Columbus arrival.
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