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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
3
The piece outlines colon colitis causes and dietary fixes. It advises avoiding fibrous skins seeds and harsh fruits and emphasizes boiled or stewed foods soft cereals brown bread and careful dairy. It warns against irritating laxatives and suggests gradual dietary changes lasting months with next week noting a rule.
A rare pho ph of Senator George E. Williams represents at Washington. A visit with President Coolidge put him in a generous mood and a watch the birdie moment for the photographer.
A long excerpt discusses the push for government oversight of vital resources like coal railroads and water, arguing public necessity should compel control. It cites mine owner lockouts unions and predicts English and American moves toward government intervention. It notes high railroad profits and debates over worker pay. It also touches shifting gender roles and divorce practices amid social change.
Pat Crowe's Ransom Shelby-Fulton-Burnie No 6 and Rice Stannard No 4 wells add 10000 barrels daily to north field production. Imperial Oil Co will ship 4800 barrels Montana oil daily to the Regina refinery.
An expert warns poodles and lap dogs go mad more often than used to exercise. A friendly expert disputes this. The piece notes wealthier humans with pampered lives may go mad or lose balance quicker. It also mentions Luther Burbank in San Francisco discussing belief in God and being an infidel.
Heralding the season, a fashion note highlights milady in Spring wear. Bright colors showcase pastel chiffons with floral designs and ties, signaling the stylish wardrobe for warmer days.
Barred out, Havre, new Mountain States Telephone Co. office moves into a building erected in 1925.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District court hears a petition to determine heirs and distribute the estate of Henry W. Sacher deceased. Heirs named include Annie KE Nelson Anna Sacher Weiler Wilhelm Sacher Filominia Sacher Duttlinger and Max Sacher with others cited to appear and prove their claims by April 1926. Court date set for April date to be shown.
Antone George sues August Wermter for 2000 dollars plus interest and 205.20 on a note dated June 4 1921 with 10 percent interest after maturity. The suit seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Beaverhead lands and costs and attorney fees. Proceedings require answer within 20 days of service. First publication Feb 5 1926.
Department of the Interior notice names Kristen Peter Larsen of Alder Montana as claimant for entries Nos 062852 062853 and 022423 in sections 17 20 21 29 township 9S range 5W P M. Final proof set for March 23 1926 before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner Dillon Montana with witnesses Charles Fries Jinks Thompson Edward M Corn and George McMurrie all of Montana.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana January 16 1926 notice is hereby given that Karl L Heil of Grant Montana who on July 18 1922 made Homestead entry No 062581 for SYN N%SWM SEY SW sec 24 T9S R12W lot 4 section 19 T9S R11W has filed notice of intention to make three year final proof to establish claim before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on March 12 1926. Ras Hansen Luther C Stocker and Henry Barden of Grant Montana and Bruce J Metlen of Armstead Montana Kr 5 9
Public notice announces Merrill Daum of Portland Oregon claiming land in Montana under two Homestead filings made in 1921 and 1922. The hearing before U S Commissioner Kenneth Frazier occurs February 26 1926 in Dillon Montana with witnesses Elmer R Gordon Bart Thomas McMenomey Patrick McMenomey. A winery in California holds 2 500 000 gallons aging awaiting changes in the dry law.
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