Twelve Pages Entered for Mail Transmission at Dillon
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
9
Walsh Shootout at Democratic HQ Sparks Injuries and Backlash
The old double barreled shotgun used by Senator Walsh wounded former secretary Fall and exploded at the Democratic headquarters injuring several leaders. The piece alleges oil interests protected by McAdoo and questions Doheny and Walsh’s influence while referencing political rivalries and a legacy of public service.
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Senator Walsh
Fall
McAdoo
Walsh
United States
Doheny
Edward Bok Peace Award Sparks Political Clash
A self appointed committee accuses Edward Bok of propagandizing for the League of Nations amid a dispute between Senators Moses and Reed. The row highlights Bok's refined character and a knockout stance in intellectual contest beyond party rules.
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Edward W. Bok
Bok
Queen Kerrey
Moses
Reed
League of Nations
Passing of a World War Leader Woodrow Wilson
A nation mourns Woodrow Wilson as a transformative wartime president. The text notes his peacekeeping aims, mixed contemporary judgments, and the pivotal role of the League of Nations for enduring world peace. Wilson’s legacy is seen as American at heart and bound to future historical interpretation.
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New Jersey
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Woodrow
League of Nations
Anil
Bok's Peace Prize Award Sparks Senate Inquiry
The Portland Oregonian notes Mr. Bok funded a $100,000 peace prize and expenses, resisting disclosure of total costs. Senators pressed for the full amount, while Bok defended motives as patriotic and predicted broader publicity and possible use in a national campaign.
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Bok
Elihu Root
Moxes
Senate
Portland Oregonian
Montana oil tests expand across Custer County districts
Five or six corm varieties will be tested in at least two communities in Custer county. Rapelje becomes the center for four district oil structures within nearby miles. Montana Drilling Equipment Company plans a second test on the Bauley Dome near Denton.
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Miles City
Custer County
Rapelje
Montana ‘Drilling Equipment Company
Bauley Dome
Denton
High School Nature Hike Documents Rocks and Soil Findings
High school students in a February 1924 field trip to Lovers Leap studied soil types residual and alluvial, observed plants growing in rock crevices, and noted rock erosion from water. They also visited a slaughterhouse to learn about meat plant machinery.
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Lover’s Leap
Lavyurn Brown
Lovers’ Leap
Montana Wool Clip Surpasses 1922 By 844000 Pounds
In 1923 Montana produced more wool than the previous year by 844000 pounds. Prospects for sheep and stockmen in 1924 are described as above normal, signaling continued healthy industry trends in the state.
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Montana
Commissioners Accept Bridges and Board Actions
The county commissioners and engineer Kellowy inspected and accepted the Anderson and Mooney steel bridges from contractor McGuire. They ordered a warrant for the balance, noting a total project cost around 15930 dollars. The board also canceled delinquent taxes, approved repairs for Bedrock district, bought a new grader for Big Hole, and outlined Elkhorn road plans seeking county aid. They granted Lee Crough admission to the Deer Lodge state sanitarium, approved W H Stephan’s bond, and set travel terms for James Vorohosky on Horse Prairie. They authorized a tax deed for the Big Hole Irrigation district and purchased Judge Joseph C. Smith’s 251 volume law library for 700 dollars. They contracted for bran with Beaverhead Milling to start grasshopper eradication prep, and adjourned after routine business.
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Kellowy
Anderson and Mooney Steel
McGuire
Bedrock
Big Hole
John B. Somers
Elkhorn
Forest Reserve
Seard
Lee Crough
Deer Lodge
W. H. Stephan
James Vorohosky
Matt Kay
T. E. Gilbert
Big Hole Irrigation District
Joseph C. Smith
Beaverhead Milling Company
J. T. Leimert
Beaverhead Cattle Move to Markets Amid Fed Offtakes
Beaverhead beef shipments accelerate with ten cars from Armstead on Thursday and Tom Pendergast sending about 500 fat cows from Divide to Ogden earlier in the week. John Peterson of Horse Prairie sold a similar number to San Francisco buyers, with movement expected late in the week. Prices reportedly satisfactory as fat cattle fatten in mild winter and abundant hay.
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Armstead
George Clemon
Dan Pendergast
Holman
Marchesseau
Carrol Bros
Tom Pendergast
Divide
Ogden
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
San Francisco
Sheridan county plans war against jackrabbits
Plentywood reports Sheridan county authorities mobilize against jackrabbits while Mutual Oil ships 136,589 barrels of crude oil from Cat Creek to Winnett during November.
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Plentywood
Sheridan County
Mutual Oil Company
Cat Creek
Winnett
Montana Calves Win Grand Champion at Denver Stock Show
A carload of purebred steel calves from Montana topped all feeder classes to win grand champion honors at the Denver stock show.
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Denver
Montana
Montana Grants Materials for Paper Manufacture
A terse notice states Montana has all materials required for the manufacture of paper. The allocation covers raw fibers and processing inputs, signaling readiness to begin production or expand capacity under state oversight.
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Montana
Shields Valley Syndicate to Resume Pot ter Basin Test Drilling
The Shields Valley Syndicate plans to resume drilling a test well in the Potter Basin area southeast of here. The ongoing project aims to evaluate subsurface conditions and potential oil or gas prospects.
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Ringline
Shields Valley Syndicate
Potter Basin
Notice of land selections in Montana by state under land act
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated February 2 1924 listing land selections by serial numbers and sections in townships 11 S range 7 West and 6 West. It explains posting of the list for inspection and protests based on mineral value versus agricultural use with deadline implied by final approval. FP A MotzRegister.
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U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
State of
S. Range
Montana Meridian
General Land Office
Washington, D D. C
A. Motz
Register
Death Summons Old Resident at River Road West
The funeral of James Lennox, who died at his home on River Road West of town late Sunday morning after a long illness, was held Tuesday morning at St. Rose Catholic church. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery. He would have turned 83 on December 28 and lived here about 35 years. Surviving are his wife and seven children: Cecelia Montgomery of Wisdom, James P. Lennox of Portland, Margaret Henderson, Helen Williams of Boise, Naomi Samson of Helena, Addie Keesee, and George Lennox of Dillon.
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James Lennox
River Road
St. Rose Catholic Church
Father Leschner
Mountain View
Cecelia Montgomery
Wisdom
James P. Lennox
Portland
Margaret Henderson
Helen Williams
Boise
Naomi Samson
Helena
Addie Keesee
George Lennox
Dillon
Fast Worker
A teacher asks a new student Jimmy about the population of Dillon. Jimmy replies he cannot know all of them after living there only three weeks.
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Jimmy
Dillon
Edith Introduces Mr. Wren at Family Meeting
Edith says mother should meet Mr. Wren who was born in the Canary Islands. Mother greets him and asks if he will sing for them.
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Edith
Mr. Wren
Canary Islands
Foley Cathartic Tablets Prove Effective for Constipation
Mrs. Ellen Bethel of Clanton Alabama praises Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best medicine she has used for constipation. The ad notes the tablets are mild in action and provide prompt relief with Potts the druggist as the advertiser.
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Foley
Ellen Bethel
Clanton
Ala
Potts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Catarrhal deafness stems from a inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and hearing loss. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine rids the system of catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh, notes forty years of success, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo as sellers.
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Hall
All
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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