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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
4
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Dillon basketball fans condemn the state athletic commission for shifting the Beavers from Class B to Class A late in the season. The move cuts their chances to compete in the Twin Bridges district tournament and Great Falls district trip due to finances and travel costs, despite strong showings against peers.
An out-of-town guest suggested the city library across from Idaho and Glendale streets be cleaned to restore its appearance. The lobby remark notes the building’s grime from years of soot and dirt and proposes a late season cleanup, possibly using a portable boiler under a continuing federal relief program.
A simple layered dish combines macaroni meat onions and tomatoes with bread crumbs. Assemble in a casserole in alternating layers, top with crumbs, pour gravy, bake until heated through and the top is golden.
Hundreds of major and minor league players head to Florida California and Texas for spring training camps aimed at peak fitness and evaluating newcomers. The article notes baseball as America's national game and hints at possible field events to boost fan interest with questions about base running and throwing distance.
A look at how the American Legion and allied veterans groups push for strong national defense amid calls for budget cuts. The piece notes reduced naval and land forces, warns of entanglements, and urges a wakeup to defend the United States.
The Dillon PTA discusses citizenship and quotes Francis C. Rosecrance on guiding children beyond school. It warns that outside activities trash the school’s moral aims unless the community builds an organized program to align school and city life for youth. Community groups and churches must cooperate to sustain high ideals.
The item reports the Hecla telephone line connecting Glendale with Hecla City via Norwood. It mentions John A. Jessrang in county jail under murder indictment, discusses brain tissue preservation, a medical freak birth in Blacktail, and a Montana weapons bill. It also covers a Beaverhead River boating tale, a Dillon horsemanship lecture, and St. Rose parish card party details.
A Montana trade development group formed in Butte to boost in state commerce. Floyd J. Habein, Montana chairman of the National Retail Credit association, led the meeting and outlined plans to seek cooperation from business leaders and citizens. The temporary board includes R. M. Hobbs as president and A. M. Riley as secretary with official plans due around March 1.
Lorenzo Cushing elected a member of Company E. Mark Poindexter runs Crowell and Nichols delivery wagon. Beaverhead delegation expected at the opera house for reception after northbound train arrival. Senator Geo M Brown and L C Fyhrie excused to return home. Other delegation members receive a rousing reception for Normal college in Dillon. City council to back flouring mill bonds and dam project with 3 5 of costs. dam to grant 50 horse power to city and 50 to mill. funds sufficient to start dam and construction next week.
Chas H Niblack arrived Sunday evening after his annual buying trip to Chicago and Minneapolis where he spent the past week securing new merchandise.
In a Tribune note Joseph Timborn a well known farmer and Dillon brewer who vanished from New York City years ago is confirmed alive and located in Tasmania. B N Stevenson began duties as county treasurer last Monday. Dillon Implement Company moved that day and sold three wagons and three sets of harness. D I Co now housed in a new prime building at Idaho and Center streets.
A fragment from the Tribune dated 1913 references a tie result or incident, noting a notable event described as a tie. The unreadable snippet hints at a local or sports-related tie within the historical column.
The Dancing Club will stage the final dance of the winter series at the guild hall on Saturday evening March 4. Music will be supplied by the Baxter Tonney orchestra. Ely of Duncan Oklahoma has devised an ingenious method for measuring the life of his dairy cows.
The Gargoyle club stages Tilly of Bloomsbury in the college auditorium Thursday at 8 15 p m. The comedy features sixteen contrasting characters and portrays social embarrassment with a light, entertaining tone.
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