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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1926

Page

11

New York Central Publicizes 1926 Train Art Calendar

The Twentyeth Century Limited feature a four color calendar by Walter L. Greene titled A National Institution. The image shows the speeding train by the Hudson and Alfred H. Smith Bridge, part of the Castleton Cut Off project with new yards and double track. The calendar is distributed to newspapers hotels banks and civic groups nationwide.

Wone New York Central Lines Twentieth Century Limited Hudson River Alfred H. Smith Memorial Albany N. Y New York Chicago Europe America

Riverside school closes for Christmas vacation with program

Riverside school ends its Christmas session with a program led by Mrs. Morrison who urged acts of kindness and charity. Students performed plays The Case of Ain't and The Boys of Mother Goose as Floyd and Doris Hull sang, John Stefanic played accordion, and Santa distributed gifts.

Riverside School Morrison Santa Claus Floyd Doris Hull St. Nicholas John Stefanic

Christmas Socials and Visits Mark Medicine Lodge

Medicine Lodge residents share Christmas events with visits to Dillon and Armstead. Mrs. Frank Rife and two children returned from Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rife with Mrs. Isaac Rife shopped in Dillon. Pete Westergard and Vic Westergard had fur thefts while in town. The Sunday school held a Christmas tree at Henry Guyaz's.

Medicine Lodge Henry Guyaz’s Pete Vic Westergard Dillon Frank Rife Isaac Rife

Man Defined by Wrath: Size Fades Against Anger

A reflective piece argues that a man's stature pales beside the passions that move him. The column weighs how anger, not physical bulk, determines a person’s true measure.

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Week Ending January 2 1926

Real estate transfers filed during the week ending January 2 1926 appear in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records. The listings note transfers of properties among various individuals. The document records the names of grantors and grantees and the localities involved.

Natural History Test Riddle

Brimkin asks a playful question what has four legs and leaves. The punchline suggests a mouse fleeing from a cat in a light nature note.

A Legislator’s Path to Reelect Likely Tax Cuts and Adjourn

A dialogue frames a congressman securing reelection by pushing a tax cut bill and moving to adjourn. A hostess questions capital punishment and a walking delegate argues justice through imprisoning capitalists, reflecting era political rhetoric.

Warranty Deeds Record Transfers in Dillon Areas

W. E. McGehee transfers two lots in Barnett's addition block 2 to Frank Woinoski. Swartz Sheep Co. deeds five lots in Stahl's addition block 8 to George W. Taylor. William Herman conveys a land tract at the Montana Market boiler room slaughterhouse to Montana Market.

W. E. McGehee Frank Woinoski Barnett Dillon, Swartz Sheep Co George W. Taylor Stahl Dillon William Herman Montana Market Montana

Land Transfer Notice in Big Hole Basin

Mary Woodward transfers a tract of land to Ted Woodward in the Big Hole basin. The notice records the grant and involved parties as the primary facts of the action.

Mary Woodward Ted Woodward Big Hole Basin

Property Transfers and Incorporation Records Noted

John C. Peterson and wife transfer lot 1 block 8 original Wis dom townsite to Julia Tony Hayden and J F Rhodes. Ida Sirvis sells 59.95 acres on Wise river to Joseph Servis. John D Morris transfers 160 acres in Horse Prairie valley to Anna P Mansfield. Articles of incorporation of Mc Cracken Bros filed.

John C. Peterson Julia Tony Hayden J. F. Rhodes Wisdom Ida Sirvis Joseph Servis Wise River John D. Morris Anna P. Mansfield Horse Prairie Valley

Quip Exchange on Lawyer and Doctor Adds Humor

A witty dialog feature has lawyers exchanging jests about cross examination and marriage. A doctor comments on the patient while a sick husband hopes to live. A wife hushes, and a joke about escape suggests locking up. A beauty debate follows about feminine elbow versus knee.

Irrigated Land Offer Near Dillon Montana

Clark Anderson of Dillon Montana advertises 860 acres of irrigated land with 3840 acres of good grain land and 20 acres of wild pasture. It lies on the railroad between two towns five and four miles away with No 1 water rights and flexible terms on both time and interest.

Clark Anderson Dillon Montana

New City and County Hospital Ready for Occupancy

Great Falls reports a new $20,000 hospital ready for occupancy serving the city and county. The item offers a lighthearted collection of jokes and quips alongside the announcement.

Great Falls

Bugle Calls and Ancient Origins Revealed

The article traces bugle calls from their ancient roots to modern armies. It notes the tattoo dated 1615 to 1648, the tap to signal stopping drinking, and the retreat call from crusaders. It mentions cow and ram horns as early bugles and cites biblical references.

Love Songs Through the Ages Across Ancient Times

The piece traces love songs as an ancient art from Eden and early caves to Troy while noting their persistence through the ages. It links myth, music, and human history in a poetic meditation on romance and song.

Pan Garden of Eden Helen Troy

Scotch Terriers Reach Beach Show Debut Sparks Mixed Reception

The first Scotch terriers shown at a beach event faced public dislike and criticism for admission of dogs deemed inferior. Paving interests from St. Louis and others helped improve the breed, highlighting finer qualities and shifting sentiment toward eventual popularity and acceptance.

TSS Buto St. Louis Beatty

Definition of a Century Age in Historical Reckoning

The text explains how a century spans from the first day of its first year to the last day of its hundredth year and clarifies the difference between this era reckoning and the common method of stating a person’s age. It notes that a person born at the start of the Christian era is one year old in year two and forty in year forty-one.

Qualities of Sugar and sweetness testing notes

The text explains testing sweetness by diluting sugar with water until sweetness is perceptible. It discusses how melting quality affects perceived sweetness, noting that sugars that melt easily are sensed as sweeter. It concludes that white sugar is believed to be sweeter than brown sugar.

Havre-Hill County Christmas Turkey Sales Total

Turkey growers in Havre and Hill counties sold birds valued at $16,732 during the Christmas season, reflecting steady demand and stable market prices for the region.

Havre—Hill County

Oman Natives Wear Thick Socks to Shield Feet in Sand

Narratives note Omani people protect feet from desert heat with thick socks. A collection of quotes suggests Britain’s history use over creation and remarks on military leadership by General Sir Frederick Maurice. Forsyth-Midwest Public Service Co buys Forsyth Light and Power holdings. Libby-J. Neils Lumber Co receives a large order to supply lumber for freight cars.

Oman Arabia Forsyth—Midwest Public Service Co Forsyth Light and Power Co. Holdings Libby—J. Neils Lumber Co

Christmas turkey shipment brings growers $19499

Chateau-One moved a shipment of Christmas turkeys worth 19499 dollars. Scobey Rush workers progress on the telegraph line toward Peerless, a distance of about 20 miles.

Scobey Peerless

It's Getting So Nowadays That Just Getting Married Is Sufficient Grounds For Divorce

An ad fragment notes marriage as sufficient grounds for divorce and promotes mail order remedies from Foley Co. It includes a call to send money for sample bottles and pills. The text blends a sensational marriage remark with drug advertisement language.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill FOLEY Potts

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Safety Plus Rube” GolDberg Steve Ouch Steve Himself Mary D. Craver Tom Craver Pete Westergard W. C. Givens Armstead Duke ‘Davis Henry Guyaz Tom Jim Jensen Tex Hart Butte McCracken Bros Tribune Pub. Co Dillon, Montana Unnatural History Bugle Scott Acott & Bowne Bloomfeld Land Office Beaverhead NTL Pearl I. Smith Title Building Evelyn Castle Harrisburg Ore Harvey Carpenter Carpenter Evelyn Mr. Carpenter Napoleon Frederick Maurice Lee Wellington Ron Ie Young
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