Valentino Waits Screen Test for Smart Set Cover Girl
Valentino watches a screen test of the Smart Set Magazine cover girl from Naugatuck Connecticut who won the first $1000 check in the contest. Rudolph Valentino met the candidate at the Joseph M Schenck studio and could cast her in his next picture if the test is favorable.
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Rate Harkins
Smart Set
Rudolph Valentino
Joseph M. Schenck
Rudy
Lone Eagle
Naugatuck, Conn
Valentino
Local Happenings Highlight Dillon Community People
Dillon readers note visits and travels by residents including B C Crowly, Mrs W C Orr, Mrs Lester Rice, Mrs Enoch Young, Albert Stamm, Rev Father F X Leschner, Matthew Telen, Mose Smyth, Harold Murray, Frank Robison, Harold Fahey, Joseph Judge, E F Price, Orville Smith, and Clinton. Local businesses advertise shoe repair and hosiery with bids for rags and secondhand goods amid community notices.
Portland visitor Duff back in Dillon with friends
H B Duff of Portland Oregon former Dillon resident and now president of the Portland Cattle Loan company visited Dillon this week and has many friends here.
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H. B. Duff
Portland
Oregon
Dillon
Mr. Duff
Portland Cattle Loan Company
Tatter Sall’s House Furnishing and Original Variety Store Ad
We meet any Dillon price made on goods of like quality. Entire line of household goods including aluminum and enamel ware small toys dressed dolls dishes at greatly reduced prices some at half price.
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Dillon
Tattersall
Street Talk and Oddities From a Quiet Evening
A jumble of wry comments on luck politics and real estate tactics. A real estate agent uses a saxophone family next door to prompt sales while a driver warns about careless autoists and sharp glass flasks that can cut tires.
Time Worketil Changes Butter Quality Complains
A customer complains that butter is not as fresh as last week while the grocer notes it comes from the same tub, suggesting inconsistency in dairy quality and customer concern.
Wires, Umbrellas, and a Live Line Mix Up at Preacher’s Home
Two workmen tinker with five wires before a preacher's house. A live line carries 38 000 volts resulting in a heated exchange. The men misidentify the residence as a party rages until the error is found. A joke about umbrellas ends the tale.
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Bill
Pete
Johnny Tries Outdoor Play Despite Wet Weather
A mother blocks outdoor play on a slushy day citing wet feet and cold risk. Johnny pleads with one already claimed to join the game, insisting it won’t hurt.
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Johnny
Highway Improvement Planned From Winston To Helena
Officials announce immediate upgrades to the Winston Helena highway. The project aims to repair surfaces widen lanes and enhance safety along the route. Construction will begin soon with expected completion detail to follow.
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Winston
Helena
Chinook to Harlem Power Line Construction Initiated
Work begins on the Montana Power Co. long line from Chinook to Harlem covering about 21 miles. Crews start laying new transmission route with expected time frame and impact on service to regional customers.
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Montana Power Co
Chinook
Harlem
Beav erhead Creek dam bids sought for Sunriver project
Government plans March bid invitation for Beaverhead Creek dam construction as part of the Sunriver reclamation initiative. Ronan Pioneer reports a new linotype installation by Ronan Pioneer. An old drug advertisement offers FOLEY remedies with sample packs for coughs and constipation.
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Beaverhead Creek
Sunriver
Montana County Glimpses of 1925 Agriculture and Infrastructure
Chinook Blaine county spent 41737 on roads and 47615 on bridges in 1925. Shelby North field oil output reached 20000 barrels daily limited by storage. Miles City Icemen harvest winter ice on Yellowstone river. Livingston plans for Swiss cheese factory. Fox farms established in 18 counties with animals valued 80 to 1000 dollars. Forsyth Rosebud county grew 24000 acres of corn and foresees similar 1926. Harlem Montana Power builds line from Chinook to Conrad. Local 1925 crops worth 1494455 dollars.
Dean's Pills advertised kidney stimulant diuretic
An old Dillon advertisement promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney stimulant diuretic to combat backache headaches dizziness and urinary troubles. It features a testimonial from Mrs A Nash of 226 North Idaho Street who says the pills relieved her kidney aches after strenuous work. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Pills at Potts Drug Store and notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Dillon
Deans
Ranch on rail line in Montana for sale 360 acres
360 acres irrigated land with 340 acres good grain land and 20 acres wild pasture. No. 1 water rights. Located on the railroad between two towns four and five miles away. Terms favorable on time and interest. Clark Anderson Dillon Montana.
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Clark Anderson
Dillon
Montana
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Apex
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Our City
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Point of Rocks
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Washington
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Beaverhead
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Bozeman
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