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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
5
Arthur Brisbane argues aviation will shrink distances within twenty four hours of London and predicts a growing American aviation empire. He warns about poultry disease and urges strict quarantine while criticizing New Haven Railroad policy and urging strong pay for postal workers. The piece ends with a New Year travel vignette and a cliffhanger on a bathing suit story.
The narrator plans a candid talk with Curtiss Wright about a bathing suit and Ted Billings. After tense moments they agree to meet again, and the scene shifts to a morning journey across a bright bridge over the St. Johns river with vivid summer scenery. The exchange hints at tension and a decision to resolve matters the next day.
A humorous voice mocks gender norms predicting women will wear masculine attire from top to toe. The speaker envisions gradual reform and a future where men and women share clothing and social roles, including rivalrous antics in a playful, provocative tone.
An advertisement states that ely's Honey and Tar Compound contains no narcotic substitutes and that every ingredient is printed on each carton. The ad cites Potts the druggist as the seller and warns against cough preparations with harmful drugs used to replace opiates.
Advert suggests 1280 acres outside and springs inside and outside for grazing in Frying Pan basin near foot-hill areas. Mentions a year round field and favorable conditions for lambing. Write to James Kirkpatrick fox 397 Dillon Montana for details.
Saturday and Sunday saw crowds of students returning to the Normal college and various institutions. Notable moves include Fred Carr returning to the University of Idaho in Moscow and several Missoula State University attendees. Bozeman Montana State College students Bernard Williams and others returned, while teachers resumed duties. In Shelby the Johnson Syndicate reports a 5000-barrel well at 1482 feet in the Kevin Sunburst field. Tax changes show state and local taxes rising about 15 percent from 1921 to 1923, with federal taxes decreasing over 27 percent. Taft Silver Cable mine plans a mile long development tunnel costing $100,000 over two years to solve ore transport.
The treasurer of Dillon Montana advertises that bonds numbers 13 and 14 of Special Improvement District No 3 may be presented at First National Bank Dillon by January 15 1925 to be paid in full with interest to date. If not presented by that date they will cease to draw interest. Dated January 3 1925 J B Mayfield Treasurer of the City of Dillon Montana Adv 2 11
Department of the Interior at Helena Montana announces a public sale of 80 acres in Ws4SEM Sec 19 T10S R14W PM. Sam B Shefer Grant Montana holds Serial No 023772 and the bid starts at not less than 3.00 per acre on February 12, 1925 at 10 a.m. The tract is mountainous in large part and ordered into market.
A New York dispatch reports ongoing fan anger and uneasy calls for a baseball clean up after Ban Johnson, president of the American League, faced a punishment at Chicago. The piece argues Johnson may emerge as the game's pivotal figure if he proves crookedness in baseball and wins fan support for reform.
A bidding sale for land is to close at the stated hour with the highest bidder paying immediately to the Receiver. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. Notice also records George D. Spafard of Argenta Montana filing for three year proof on land in Wiss 38 and 32, Township 6S Range 10W before February 11 1925 with witnesses listed.
No. 016,099 John B. Mayfield of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up land stake under Additional Stock-raising Homestead Entry No. 016,099 for SE X and other quarters in section 14 township 7S range 9W Principal Meridian. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on February 10 1925 with witnesses Bonnifield Nay s ich Mayfield Patterson all of Dillon.
Notice labeled M. A. No. 024047 appears from the Land Office as an application for a patent. The fragmented text indicates official action on a land patent proceeding with details unreadable.
Notice of an application for a United States patent by Francis Hann through agent F M Wichman of Salt Lake City Utah for the Isabella Bare Hill Maltby S and Francis H lode mining claims in the Blue Wing district Beaverhead Montana survey 10494. Describes metes and bounds and adjoining claims Del Monte Lot 52 Bonaparte Lot 53 with area 76934 acres and publication in Dillon Montana.
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