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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1929

Page

7

Bateman Appointed General Manager for Ward & Co Retail

George B. Everitt of Montgomery Ward announces W Bateman is named general manager of Ward & Co retail department store division with Portland Oregon as a base. Bateman, in Portland since 1915, will join the managing board and oversee city selections for new Ward stores as the chain targets 1500 outlets nationwide.

George B. Everitt Montgomery Ward &Co Bateman Great Ramacorner Company Tetail Chicago Batan Big Portland Ore O. W. Huddleston Portland House Mr. Bateman Ward & Co Northwest Deg Mer ‘Batemaas Everitt New Ward Satati

Winter Comes as Blackbirds Prepare for Flight

The narrator notes a warm May-like morning yet observes leaves turning brown and birds gathering to migrate south. A concert singer near retirement shows signs of aging, with heavy steps and faded cheeks, a reminder that winter approaches for all.

Sycamore Florida Western Newspaper Union

Living Things Thrive Under Ice in Quiet Winter

Under a clear ice canopy life proceeds calmly. Fishes swim with dull brite scales, land and pond snails shelter and molt, water spiders ride air bubbles, and small creatures creep through mud. Hunger eases as creatures rest and recover for the next season.

Steand Neal

Skelligs List Survival of Old Irish Custom

The Skelligs list is an ancient Irish custom on the Skelligs rocks off Valencia Ireland. It records names of unmarried youths and aims to pair them within a year, with legends saying obstinate pairs were left on rocks and later compelled to wed. The great rock hosts a former St Michael monastery with preserved conical cells and chapel remains.

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Early American Women's Rights Movement and Milestones

The piece traces the roots of women's rights from 1848 at Seneca Falls with Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton to Susan B. Anthony's 1872 election test, her arrest, the 1875 draft of the suffrage amendment, and the 1920 constitutional ratification following 1918 1919 votes.

Seneca Falls N. Y Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony Sargent Colorado House Senate

Colorful Javanese People

The natives of western Java are described as intelligent and agreeable in a vivid portrait. It notes the millions living in a crowded island, their radiant raiment and batik sarongs, and mentions Sunday rest enforced by the Dutch as they observe a peaceful, colorful scene along roadsides.

Java

Earliest God's Houses in Kent Parish All Hallows Five

A clergyman argues that the term the Lord's House for churches stems from lords of the manor holding courts there. The book on All Hallows Five notes pre Reformation churches resembled village halls used for plays inquiries and storage, yet they remained God’s houses to the people.

Kent All Hallows, Five

Sagacious Mother and Mengtsen in Early Moral Tales

A tale recounts Mengtsen as a child with a mother who fled when she saw him indifferent to animal suffering near a slaughter house. His second home stood beside a graveyard where he imitated burial rites, noted by Dean Farrar for its superstition.

Mengtsen Dean Farrar

Incomplete tale from a weekend visit

A guest asks why a host has no scarecrows and the host explains staying around the area. The fragment ends with unclear wording and no definite conclusion.

Montana Seeks Bids for Beaverhead Concrete Bridge Project

State Highway Commission of Montana invites sealed bids for Federal Aid Project No 255 A Unit 2 along the Dillon Idaho Line Road Beaverhead County. Two concrete T beam bridges Ashbauch Slough and Grasshopper Creek require bids by January 24 1929 with five percent certified check and corporate surety bond. Plans at Helena and Missoula offices. Commission may reject bids or waive technicalities. R D Rader State Highway Engineer O S Warden Chairman. Ady 3 11 a

State Highway Commission of Montana Capitol Helena Helena Commercial Club Montana Highway Commission Commercial Club Dillon-Idaho Line Beaverhead County Ashbauch Slough Survey Station The State Highway Commission United States Bureau of Public Roads Missoula R. DD. Rader O. S. Warden

Notice to Contractors for Dillon Idaho Line Road bid

Federal Aid Project No 255 A Unit 1 bids for grading drainage on the Dillon Idaho Line Road Beaverhead County Montana will be opened at 9 30 A M January 24 1929 in Helena. Bids must be in an envelope addressed to the State Highway Commission with five percent bid bond and a corporate surety bond. The commission may reject any or all bids and requires experienced responsible bidders.

State Highway Commission of Montana Capitol Helena Highway Commission Commercial Club Dillon-Idaho Line Beaverhead County Dillon State Highway Commission Montana United States Bureau of Public Roads Missoula. Co Grorn Financial Sontag C. S. Warden

Harmful prejudice distorts judgments and perception

The text argues prejudice acts as a glass that darkly colors perception. It makes evil seem harmless and makes the good seem unworthy, clouding judgments and causing biased views.

Reward Offered for Arrest of Bounty Funds Illegal Collectors

One hundred dollars reward to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone unlawfully collecting bounty funds. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn. adv. November 4.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts a pair of rewards for crime convictions. A $250 reward applies to the conviction of any sheep thief, while a $100 reward is offered for the conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association

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