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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
4
C C Newman reports on the Ermont district mine with 31 claims and extensive ore bodies. He notes 200,000 tons of $10 ore in sight, ore easily mined at 50 cents to $1 per ton, and strong net returns per car. Mentions 15 workers, modern equipment, no labor strife, and plans for future milling.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association says over banking and lax chartering policies caused the 1920 1933 bank failures. It calls for protective measures for sound rural banks and tighter government withdrawal from banking as conditions improve.
The American Bankers Association will hold an eastern states conference on banking service in Philadelphia January 23 and 24. Robert V. Fleming will preside as the association pursues a nationwide program to develop banking. The conference covers managerial legislative and operative bank problems and plans to promote public understanding of bank sanctions and policies.
Notes from January 7 1887 column recounts a Bannack coach delaying in Argenta due to heavy snow drifts a jack rabbit sighting near the editor and a quip about the Miner blaming fullness for misfortune. The piece pokes fun at temperance and the Miner's Y M C A member.
A Beaverhead county merchant recalls a well dressed sheepherder who visited Dillon on a vacation. He flashed a hundred dollar bill to pay, vanished briefly, and later found his money missing after returning with change. The landlady worried but the man paid and left, later boasting of his earnings. New Year visitor C. C. Newmn and R. M. Fleming of Argenta were in town.
An eightieth anniversary reveal in Chicago uncovers preserved rules from Carson Pirie Scott & Co. employees. The document details duties from 6 am to 9 pm year round, cleaning, opening tasks, Sabbath restrictions, church dues, and leisure allowances after long shifts.
A fragment asks who sighed for "the good old days" as readers reflect on memory and time. The line hints at a communal wistfulness, inviting speculation about who cherishes past comforts most in a changing world.
The Sunday lesson notes for December 29 feature Christian Science with Isaiah 60:1 as the Golden Text and Mark 16:17 18 as a cited belief. The text from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures argues that Christian Science aligns with scripture and offers logical proofs of its truth.
A Rotarian Magazine quote by Vash Young promotes enduring qualities such as unselfishness courage gratitude faith hope justice love and good deeds to boost welfare. The message urges daily use of these traits to expand borders increase home happiness and improve business success.
An Alabama paper quotes a former relief claimant accusing relief workers of breaking a promise to provide false teeth after pulling his teeth. He says the relief was cut off and he cannot eat properly at soup.
Dr Canl W Sawyer argues in Rotarian Magazine that most mental disorders arise from physical issues and that correcting the physical condition often cures the mental one. In Prague, women wear hats with tiny American flags inspired by Vaclav Cekan, a leading Prague milliner who shapes local fashion.
Notice of tax deed application for Lot 10 Block 10 Original Townsite Dillon Beaverhead County Montana with $29.01 due. Also an order to show cause why personal property of Gladys Huntley minor should not be mortgaged to secure $3000 including 55 cattle 40 horses and farming machinery. court set for January 18 1986 in Dillon Montana.
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