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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
4
A poem and quotes reflect on aging, solitude, and meaning as the year changes. Passages note longing for a lost love, the promise of renewal, and the value of service over profit, citing F King Edward A Guest Dr Johnson and Robert Louis Stevenson.
The article notes foreign-born innovators who contributed to U S innovation, including Ericsson who built the Monitor, Bell who popularized the telephone, Berliner improving photodetectors, Tesla and Steinmetz advancing electrical devices, Vanderpoele’s electric trolley, Pupin enabling long distance telephony, and others who rose from humble origins to global impact.
Miss Rashael Codwen of Duluth Minnesota was arrested after allegedly stealing from her employer to buy flowers for a friend’s funeral. The incident ties to local law enforcement and underscores a reported motive linked to a charitable gesture.
Look back 49 years to Dillon in 1885 as a jealous man ends in suicide after fatally wounding A. Mose Morrison and wounding Frankie Riley. The piece notes Dillon’s lack of fire protection and laments municipal gaps. It also mentions Helena courthouse turmoil and a Danish Dutch brown cow tale.
The Pontiac Motor Company unveils a new six cylinder low price car for 1935 backed by over 30 million dollars in plants and machinery. Officials say the modern factory and 400 ton roof presses enable lower prices with higher quality as demand shifts to economical motors.
R B Hecht head of the American Bankers Association announced a plan to promote wider use of newspaper advertising by banks. A nationwide survey found many banks pursue aggressive policies and want to encourage public understanding of banking and loan availability while preserving community ties.
The article notes 168 banks over 100 years old and 2,472 banks over 50 years, with 64 percent or 10,391 banks aged 25 or more. It cites the oldest bank in Boston chartered February 17, 1784 and quotes Harold Stonfer praising U S banking resilience through crises 1907 1929 1933.
D H Otis, Director of Agriculture for the American Bankers Association, argues that wealth from the soil is essential for stable credit. He says foreclosures harm farming and banking, and banks are invested in the long term success of agriculture whether funds come from farm patrons or general commerce.
Dr Frank Howard Richardson, a child specialist, urges parents to stop coaxing and bribing. He prescribes fixed meals five times daily totaling 80 minutes plus 20 minutes for midmorning and midafternoon. Children decide to eat or not, and must leave the table after the time ends. He asserts no danger of starvation and claims cure begins in two to three days. The relief to frustrated parents is substantial.
The article traces U S territorial expansion from 892 135 square miles in 1790 to 3 738 398 today. It lists original states and key acquisitions including Louisiana Purchase 1803, Florida, Texas, Oregon, Mexican cession, Alaska, Philippines, Gadsden Purchase, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, Panama Canal Zone, Danish West Indies 1917. It also records holiday visits by Connelley families to Rebecca Connelley and Miss Norah Connelley in Livingston and Sheridan.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed bids for legal advertising blanks stationery election supplies and all printed forms for two years starting January 1 1938 65 with products limited to statutory rates and a 250 dollar bid bond. Bids due January 8 1985 at 10 00 a m with surety bond of 5000 required for the successful bidder.
Administratrix Lillis Albers of Earl Selway deceased Montana Beaverhead County asks creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication January 3 1936 at Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana, the estate's transaction place.
Department of the Interior notice announces Samuel Howarth of Dillon Montana intends to prove three years of homestead and stockraising entries filed Nov 4 1929 and Mar 21 1930 for lands in T 10 S R 8 W principal meridian. Proof to be made February 4 1935 before Fred Rife at the district court. Witnesses listed Daniel F Mooney Paul O Cash Ed Parker all of Dillon Montana and Jay Tallent of Dell Montana.
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