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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
11
The article surveys 1923 railroad economies showing improved service but a plant short of national needs. It argues the Transportation Act failed to deliver a fair return, deterring new capital and expansion while requiring $800 million yearly in new capital. It questions who the owners are as it previews the next piece.
Reports from Beaverhead county in January 1883 show cattle sheep and horses in good condition across Horse Prairie Redrock Big Hole Rattlesnake Blacktail and Grasshopper regions. Very light losses recorded and 18 mills tax levy set. Hecla payroll to $47000. mining sales rising with potential Sandwich Islands trips.
The Tribune notes local residents who hosted open houses on New Year’s Day including the Misses Lamont Thorpe Innes Johnson Tillotson and Judge Conger plus ex-mayor A. B. Rife. Dr L C Ford of Lima took his daughter Lucy to Denver for school and the D I Company distributed its finest calendars this season to friends and patrons before Adolph Eliel departed for San Francisco.
Chris Snyder left Monday night for California to visit Los Angeles and San Francisco and then sail for the Hawaiian Islands Japan with a possible Philippines side trip. He plans to be away about four months. Leroy Gilbert of Burlington Kan sas has joined Pearl I Smiths office as a stenographer. Henry Burfield left to resume studies at Bozeman. Frank Knotts has a crew wallpapering the First Baptist church this week.
A Dallas Texas author J Marvin Nichols presents Arrows from a Quiver. The work signals a collection of writings exploring themes of aim and balance in everyday life.
A reflective piece contrasts strength with hardship and growth. It notes that greatness comes from suffering and pioneers gain wealth through effort while change remains constant and hatred is hard to sustain. The meditation ends with a tentative note on love.
A reflective meditation on vanity friendships and ambition. The piece warns against hollow self praise and warns that many pursue ideals for display while others quietly act for real benefit. It contrasts grand schemes with everyday conduct and suggests cautious social circles.
Ban Johnson, president of the American Baseball League, endures humiliation by league club owners while backing Judge Landis. Those in the know say Baseball will be forced to clean house and restore honor above dollars.
Denton reports the Farmers Co operative elevator moved 523000 bushels of wheat this year as the community seeks growth and prosperity.
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