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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
2
In a village schoolroom, the master and locals challenge creamery promoter Carmichael. The students cite figures and express preference for a cooperative creamery, while Carmichael proposes a new deal and leaves with objections.
In a lively district meeting Jim Irwin defends a education-led push for cooperative creameries. The group votes to pursue a permanent formation, forms committees, and starts a cash fund as townsfolk applaud the school’s hands‑on life lessons and arithmetic.
A rural scene describes the former Simms family wood lot near a brook, now the site of a new consolidated Woodruff schoolhouse. A bungalow stands where the cabin once did, framed by flowers tended by Mrs. Irwin, while locals recall the old roadside landscape and the era of Old Man Sirius.
The guinea first minted in 1663 bore an elephant on one side and carried values of one to five guineas. Its value fluctuated from twenty shillings to thirty shillings by 1695, then fell to twenty one shillings by 1717. Last guineas were struck in 1817, as the sovereign rose. The term remains in use for certain fees and prices.
Koppel Bier of Hoboken N J marked his 104th birthday by visiting Washington to meet President Coolidge. As owner of a Hoboken meat market he sent a message that he heads a family of 142 Republican voters and attends to business daily.
A canary named Fine Canary x Lohengrin Jr. was judged best in show at a Cleveland exhibit. Mrs. Coolidge received the bird, presented by the American Canary Breeders, raised by Joseph Wolfe of Chienzeo, with Mrs. Eli J. Hamm of Youngstown pictured holding the canary.
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