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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1929

Page

4

Boy Who Works His Way in College- Most Valuable in Business

Irving T. Bush asserts in his book Working With the World that workers who fund their own college education gain sharper abilities and practical ideals. He notes wealth can hinder achievement and credits education and experience with shaping America’s future leaders. He argues the United States favors brains over heredity and calls for students to combine work with study.

Irving T, Bush New York Irving T. Bush Bush Mr. Bush Aung Brooklyn United States America

The Lava Lyre Debuts in Lava Hot Springs Idaho

A new paper appears at Lava Hot Springs Idaho named The Lava Lyre. It is described as a healthy youngster with a satisfactory amount of advertising, praised as the lifeblood of a newspaper, and wished success to the publication.

Lava Hot. Springs Idaho Lava Lyre

New Violin Body Shape Reported by Chicago Maker

Popular Science Magazine describes a Chicago maker’s new violin body design with angular lines instead of curves. The form supposedly lets players reach farther on the strings and hold the instrument under the chin more easily, while also claiming an improvement in tone.

Nstead Theody Chicago Sens O- Magazine

Polish Imperatives and the Value of Polished Virtue

An old reflection on virtue and talent noting that mere potential is insufficient without refinement. People seek refinement. rough diamonds lose luster until polished and set. The passage suggests character and polish together attract welcome and respect.

Locke

Summit View From Irazu Marks Ocean Distances

On a clear day from Irazu peak in Cartago province Costa Rica observers can glimpse both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The volcanic summit rises about 12 600 feet above sea level offering expansive coastal views.

Irazu Cartago Costa Rica

Philadelphia Brick City on early National stage

The article notes Philadelphia as the first brick city in the United States and perhaps the most nearly brick city, due to the high quality and variety of brick produced in the district. It also mentions Philadelphia has never had a truly large fire.

Philadephia United States Philadelphia

Oldest Letter Exhibit Shown in London Display

The world's oldest letter dated 500 B C was shown by the British Antique association in London. It refers to the purchase of a field in Babylon and is written in cuneiform on fire clay, found at Ur inside a clay envelope.

London British Antique Association Babylon

Exercise Promises Health Through Scientific Physical Culture

A 19th century quote extols scientific physical culture as a path to brighten eyes, give the skin a healthy hue, round cheeks, firm flesh, and a strong symmetrical body as per Bernarr Macfadden’s Physical Culture. The excerpt emphasizes holistic bodily improvement through disciplined exercise.

Earrings on the Belgian coast and distant wearers

The article notes men on the Belgian coast still wear earrings though rare elsewhere. It mentions occasional appearances among gypsies, a few Indians and Spaniards, highlighting limited geographic and cultural reach.

Texas Ranger James Hawkins of Dillok a Pioneer of the West

Biographical sketch of James B. Hawkins born July 10, 1848 Utica New York who rode longhorn drives across the plains, joined Texas Rangers, earned the nickname Soda Water Jack, and later served as Custer County sheriff. The piece chronicles his adventures from Illinois to the Black Hills, battles with Indians and outlaws, and his role in Coxeys Army suppression, highlighting his rugged endurance, leadership, and frontier exploits.

The West Becaus Commonwealth Lone Star State America Hawkins Empire State Utica N. Y Illinois Ashbaugh Bannack Gold Idaho Territory Omaha Atchinson Kansas Adeline Fort Riley Texas Chisholm Jrangers Black Hills Dakota Custer City French Creek Big Horn Oregon Bozeman Sam Keough Hays Tilden Hathaway Srenbebullahs Ind Jones Hawk Sharp Gach-man Agal Miles City Jack John Gamble Ranch Roberts Lone Star James B.gillette Texas Ranger

Jackson News Briefs Reflect Holiday Travel and Local Events

Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast r eturned from Dillon after Christmas visit. Dodd a business visitor from Dillon. Mr and Mrs George Clemon and daughter May attended Eastern Star in the new Masonic temple at Wisdom. Mrs Whoeligan visiting at Fred Hirschey home. Mrs Jake Louke visiting in Wisdom. Jake Neidt Jr leaves for University of Utah. O ES meeting seen in Wisdom with Neidt and Sam Peterson. Masquerade in Jackson الأفضل with prizes to Foussard May Clemon Ruth Wenger. Ruth Wenger returns to Whitehall. Walter Stewart family spent Christmas with Neidt home. Tom Clemon to Missoula for state university. Margaret Newton returns to Belgrade. Fred Hirschey ill takes treatment in Butte. Denton Oliver visits the basin on business.

Jake Louke Camas Nelson Wisdom Jake Neidt, Jr University” of Utah Salt Lake Jake Neidt Sam Peterson O. ES Jackson Missoula State University Margaret Newton George Loss Belgrade Denton Oliver

Some Enthusiasts Create Hysteria Not History

An editorials note from the Fort Wayne News Sentinel criticizes self styled history makers as vain thrill seekers who stir chaos rather than meaningful change.

Fort Wayne News- Sentinel

True Courage: Willingness to Undertake Necessary Tasks Within Limits

Philosophical quote on courage as choosing necessary actions within human limits. Emphasizes courage as deliberate effort rather than blind risk.

Reward Offered For Beef Theft On Montana Ranges

A reward of .91,000.00 is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges at Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report to W. C. Orr, sheriff, or D. Y. Erwin, stock inspector.

Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock Black Tail W. C. Orr D. Y Erwin

Sure Help for Stiff Aching Back

An aching back is not serious but uncomfortable. Foley Pills are advertised as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys that purportedly cleanses poisons from blood and body. The ad claims 25 years of use and guarantees satisfaction and is sold by Geo M Gosman.

Foley Andy Geo M. Gosman Potts Baddell’'macosavo

Liberia’s governance by Black officials noted

A statement asserts Liberia is a republic governed entirely by Black citizens. It claims white engineers work in Liberia but are not government officials.

Liberia

For Sale and Wanted Classified Items Mix in Dillon Area

WANTS AND FOR SALE listing items near Dillon Montana. Ads mention 100 tons good alfalfa and wild hay one mile from Dillon with pasture and contact O M Corwin Company Great Falls Montana. Another ad seeks millions of domestic rabbits and raw furs from Valcanda Fur Co Seattle. Additional sale notes include prize winning cock erels 6 to 9 pounds bred R I Reds and White Plymouth Rocks with contact phone 838 W C M Hansen. Real estate offers include 160 to 400 acres irrigated near Glacier with six room house and bath at bargain. contact C C Newman Dillon Montana.

Dillon Lorain, Spencer, Dillon O. M. Corwin Company Great Falls Mont R. I Plymouth Rocks W.—C. M. Hansen Glacier C. C. Newman Dillon, Mont

Notice to Creditors Estate of Josephine Tritt Deceased

Notice is given by Annie E Nelson administratrix of the estate of Josephine Tritt deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited to the administratrix at the law office of J E Kelly Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon Montana January 2 1929 Ad 1-4.

District’ Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Josephine Tritt J. E. Kelly Dillon State of Montana Annie E. Nelson District Court Henry Burfiend Vance Sar Gladys Dillon Tribune Henry G.ropgers

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