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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
4
When the sun of dirty summers has seamed and tanners their faces. Their eyes are dim from watching life's parade. The snows of sixty winters have turned their hair to silver. Their work is done, their debt to life is paid.
In Dillon and surrounding districts ore tonnage climbs with several producers increasing shipments to the Anaconda smelter. The Graeter mine at Bannack, now owned by Bob Honska Gold Mining Co, operates 20 men with a 10 stamp mill and a new ball mill, aiming for steady pay. A new custom mill at Argenta nears completion, while more prospectors and miners boost local employment and prospects for higher activity and dividends, per C. C. Newman.
The USS West Virginia uses four 18 foot bronze propellers powered by 32 000 horsepower to move the vessel. Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner aboard the Surprise during Fort McHenry bombardment. The House adopted the words and music of the anthem on April 21 1930 as national.
Incomplete text describes a theft at a building or house with echoes and a reference to fifty telephones. The readable fragments mention an al. ti and a ryeee odiging-house, suggesting a misread note about a theft in progress or past. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.
The Bozeman Production Credit Association elected R E Brown as president and G A Brieback as vice president with N C Miller as secretary treasurer. Directors for one to three years were named: R E Brown, F J Schulz, W E Westlake, Howard Daggett, and G A Brieback. The association, a cooperative farm credit body, aims to serve farmers and remains under local supervision by the Production Credit Corporation of Spokane.
In Dallas Texas police report a rise in burglaries blocking patrols and prompting new measures. Federal judge William Hawley presides over a federal court bench amid the unsettled crime backdrop.
A brief report describes a child who swallowed a toy balloon and, while attempting to cough it up, inflated it further and choked. The incident involves Mr and Mrs Geo Germanovitch of Dowell and suggests a medical emergency prompting caution.
The President delivers a frank, forceful State of the Union message. He condemns abuses and outlines plans for employment security, aged assistance, decent housing, and public works wages. Congress debates wage policy and private employment tradeoffs amid calls for leadership.
The message proposes eight billion dollars for works projects with lasting value. The aim is to boost morale renew hope for millions of Americans and create future wealth for the nation.
A Tennessee Democrat Joe Byrnes wins the Democratic caucus speaker role and Congress votes to repeal the 145th Discharge Rule requiring 218 signatures to discharge a bill from committee. Critics warn Congress risks democracy as leaders push administration agenda amid divided action and uncertain reforms.
Forty nine years ago in Dillon on a last Thursday morning the thermometer fell to thirty five degrees below zero, the coldest weather of the winter. Drunks are not numerous and the police court has nothing to do. Beaverhead county is full of defendants with various crimes prompting talk of a religious revival.
Forty years ago Mark Pondexter left for Valparaiso to treat his eyes and Nebraskan drought sufferers were promised clothing and provisions from the city. County Clerk Murray celebrates a new heating stove replacing an old coffee pot. Orie Haas Shay heads to Puunope for six months. Twenty years ago city hall opened after a council meeting while Jake Mittlemeier eluded friends to marry Pearl Joy in Butte.
Alerman Peterson of this city tied for second with 18 of 20 birds in a Reading Pennsylvania flyer shoot. He won a warm up event by downing ten birds. Mr and Mrs Peterson tour eastern states attending state trapshoots amid an active weekend of incidents and notes.
A historical summary recalls 79 054 men applying for U S Navy enlistment across recruiting stations with 3 754 actually enlisted. It notes pay rise after Sept 1 1862 and 1914 liquor ban aboard ships. It mentions British attack on Falmouth now Portland Maine in 1775 and its role in spurring American naval build.
Edna Wheat will apply to the Beaverhead County Montana County Treasurer on March 12 1935 or later for a tax deed on described land in section 26 and 35 township 10S range 9W. Total due is 116.00 dollars plus publication and deed costs.
John F. Edwards, described as an Australian bigamist, received a year in prison for each wife after pleading guilty to multiple marriages. The court action contrasts with a separate report noting Mary Ennis of St. Louis objected to the radio set being taken, while officials discussed sending materials to Congress. The content reflects a broader political rhetoric urging responsible leadership.
Department of the Interior notices that Daniel Mooney and others have filed intent to establish three year proof to claim land in sections 7 8 10 12 T 10 S R 8 W near Dillon Montana. Witnesses listed include Dalal Mooney Paul Parker Jay Tallent and Ed Parker. Deadline for filing is February 1985 before the District Clerk in Dillon Montana.
Notice to creditors by Julia Anderson administratrix of the estate of Alvan L Anderson Beaverhead County Montana seeks claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Filing place: Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. First publication January 10, 1935.
The administratrix Liglys-Albers of Earl C Selway deceased announces creditors and claimants must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be shown at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First publication January 3 1986.
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