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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
8
Senator F A Hazelbaker and Representative Pearl I Smith were in Dillon over the weekend returning to Helena. The duo traveled from Helena to attend events and visit contacts before resuming duties at the capital.
Mariyn Kelley from Twin Bridges visits Dillon. William Co. Orr from his ranch near Bedrock and Parke T. Scott visit Dillon. Clifton Mayatt of Whitehall guests at Andrus hotel. Mrs. R E. Foster visits Butte. George Lasich and Mrs. Edy Roe travel through Dillon from Twin Bridges road and Bedrock. Rev. Father Clifford visits from Lima. Frank Robison from Point of Rocks on business in Dillon. Thomas Morrow of Divide attends to matters. Mrs. O C Gosman visiting son George in the city. Forest Supervisor John B Sommers returns from East. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hildreth of Medicine Lodge visit relatives here. Rena McDonald teaches at Apex visits. Tattersall offers ranges below factory cost. new Hudson sedan arrives in Dillon via Carruthers with Earl Carruthers. Paul Bramsman undergoes appendectomy at St James in Butte and is recovering.
The original tumbler was a drinking vessel with a bottom that prevented it from standing, dating from ancient times. It was designed to compel a man to finish his liquor without setting the glass down.
In Northern Russia wild geese shed most feathers in summer leaving them helpless. Natives net thousands, bury them in swamp mud, then dig up the birds to feed half wild dogs and even eat them themselves.
Old Roman poet quote emphasizes remembering God. Sunday timetable lists Bible school at 10 am, preaching times, and BYP U at 6 30 pm. notes church hours and urges devotion.
Daniel J. Gordon of Salt Lake and Mildred McIntyre of Rexburg Idaho were married last Saturday by Judge H. G. Rodgers in his first ceremony since taking the bench.
The state tournament runs March 4 to 6 in Bozeman with 146 teams eligible. Only four teams from each of nine districts will advance after district elimination games. Lima high school qualifies this year for the first time and Nis predicts a strong bid for mining district honors.
Ten American states together have more telephones than all foreign countries combined, highlighting the density of domestic communications infrastructure. The fact emphasizes the scale of U S telephony relative to international systems.
A London Lord Mayor reportedly spends around 75 000 of his own money to serve as the city’s chief magistrate, covering duties, ceremonial costs, and related expenses associated with the honor.
A medieval cleric reportedly placed a devil's door near the font to let the devil escape when patrons renounce him. Separately, violin bow makers fear shortages of horsehair from Siberia and East Russia as supplies dwindle. A skeleton in Spanish armor is reported 18 miles south of La Junta Colorado, linked to a Don Vasquez Coronado raid with ivory adorned armor, copper gun stock fragments, and a flintlock blunderbuss nearby.
An editorials denounce France for delaying repayment of American wartime loans and demand a definite payment date with yearly interest. The piece argues France owes 4 to 5 billion dollars, criticizes current offers, and urges US pressure for prompt settlement. It notes Sidney reports 2,200 sugar beets shipments to Great Western at Billings.
Miles City and Milwaukee rail segments moved 60 hog cars in 1924, only four in 1928. Officials estimate 1925 output will top 100 cars. Separately, Siberian mammoth ivory hunting has been a steady trade with past century yields estimated at 20 to 30 tons.
The Palaung people of Burma believe it is unlucky for a child to go under a ladder. The superstition holds that the ladder’s climber or the last person who stepped on it may influence those beneath.
Dorchester reader Landon Taylor praises Foley Pills as the best he ever used claiming relief from kidney troubles. The ad, credited to druggist Potts, touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys.
Poetic verse traces a sequence from fire to love, birth, seed to rose, man to singer, stream to woman, dream to twinkle, and a whisper of true love, credited to Ih L Hurley.
The Bozeman Valley county registered and approved seed program reports a 29 868 bushel increase for 1924. The data highlights the growth in seed production within the county and reflects agricultural expansion during that year.
Contracts cover 5,700 acres of sugar beets for a Utah Idaho factory in Malta 1925 with a $12 per acre labor guarantee. A claimed ordinance required physician orders for bathing, supposedly in the code from 1845 to 1462.
Japanese hyacinths threaten navigation of Laguna de Bay and Pasig River in the Philippines. Archeologists unearth Leptis Magna in the Libyan desert, noting it is among the most intact buried cities after Pompeii, famed for its architecture.
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