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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
4
Montana as a summer haven voiced in Hoover visit prose
The piece advocates Montana as a premier summer retreat drawing on Mr. Hoover’s Florida visit to boost publicity. It extols Montana’s mountains, lakes, rivers, wildlife, and outdoor recreation, urging travelers and investors from the south and east to migrate for summer rest and sport. It highlights highway progress and Dillon’s position as a gateway, promising economic and social benefits from tourism and new residents.
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Florida
Miami
Hoover
California
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Northland
Highway Commission
Butte
Salt Lake
Dillon
Edison
Bedrock 'S Lakes
Elkhorn Springs
Wise
Big Hole
Browne’s Lake
Bloody Dick Creek
Yellowstone Park
Taft Flags Materialism as Chief Threat to Civilization
The article quotes William H. Taft urging focus on the materialistic philosophy driving wealth over conscience. He warns it fuels crime unless controlled, but expresses optimism that Americans will solve the issue. It notes concurrent literary, scientific advances as counterbalance to materialism.
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William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Justice Taft
A NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM CONTEST IN THE NEWS
Edgar Markham author of The Man With the Hoe may win a $1000 prize offered by Mrs Florence Brooks-Aten for a new national anthem. Critics note The Star Spangled Banner is bold and dignified though hard to sing while the Markham poem is praised though many prefer the current anthem remains.
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Edgar Markham
Florence Brooks-Aten
Markham
Legislature Earns Public Respect In Montana Helena Session
The Helena legislature is praised for orderly conduct and collaboration with the Governor. Lawmakers focus on rational budgeting to balance state revenues with expenses, a shift from prior criticism toward cautious optimism about tax and spending decisions.
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Helena
the Tribune
Agriculture’s rising role in national prosperity urged
The country has been aroused to agriculture’s importance for general prosperity and public opinion calls for adequate relief measures. Constructive aid is needed in marketing and warehousing farm products to ensure farmers receive a fair return for their labor.
Warehousing urged to aid farmers prosperity
John J. Watson of the International Agricultural Corp argues for government supervised warehouses to store surplus crops. Farmers could borrow against standard warehouse receipts and sell crops gradually, avoiding dumping the entire harvest at harvest time.
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John J. Watson
International—Agricultural Corporation
International—Agricultural Corporation, Is Amona
Hatson
Axe Threatens National Forests Says Speaker
A speaker warns that forest fires rise as axe use grows. He notes 822 million acres of virgin forests exist and only about one eighth remains, urging control of logging on private lands to safeguard future prosperity.
Assay Office Tales of Hopes and Prospecting in Butte
The Lewis and Walker assay office in Butte tells of prospectors hopes and dreams as samples from distant mines arrive. Edward and John S. Roach oversee ore testing with crushers grinders and muffle furnaces as gold silver copper zinc and lead analyses unfold.
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Montana
Lewis and Walker
North
Butte
Canada
New Zealand
Alaska
Honduras
Lewis& Walker
World of
Invention
Ford
Lewis & Walker's
Lewis & Walker
Messrs
Edward
John S. Roach
Roach
Gold and Silver Assay Methods in the Mining Trade
The piece outlines assay procedures using flux, ore, and cupels to separate gold from silver, including the Keller gold balance for precise weighing. It notes costs for a hand sample and mentions rising mining activity with old and new mines reopening, signaling a new era for Montana’s mining industry.
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Tito
Lewis & Walker
Keller
Lewis
Walker
Montana
Free Press
Winstonville Woman Questions Court Before Rent Request
In Winston county court a Winstonville woman faced a landlord while recounting her statement. She asked if the court would clear first before she repeats what she said about the rent.
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Winstonville
Winston County
An Immodest Toast Sparks Club Meeting Debate
A club meeting ends in a clash over statistics with the president urging revisions. He calls for reversing taxation vexation, modifying cruelty to married men, and extending lying to include all men before the next session.
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Perpendicular Sandesty
Golfers urged to inspect clubs as blizzard warning looms
A sports column warns golfers to keep their eye on the ball and inspect clubs while weather forecasters predict more blizzards. It notes famous players and urges tentative swings in anticipation of balmy days and a gulf between practice and performance.
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Bobby Jones
Glenna’ Collett
Walter Hagen
Farrell
Japanese imitators flood market with lifelike artificial flowers
Fine Artificial. Flowers The Japanese' artificial flower mark ers, 'than whom there are no' more skillful manipulators, have of late years been sending to this country extraordinary imitations of such flowers as occidentals most affect. The particular species that the Japanese are now sending are the American beauty, the bridesmaid and La Trance. An exquisite white species called the Em press is also imitated by them.
Tongue Tied Farmer Defies Mockery in Rural Banter
A farmer named Ben Withers declares pride in his speech, saying laughter from others matters little compared to his clear voice and honest talk. The remark appears in Farm and Fireside's rustic column, capturing local humor and resilience.
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Ben Withers
Sure Help for Stiff Aching Back
An aching back is not serious but warrants relief. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant, claim to clear poisons in blood and body. The ad touts 25 years of use and guarantees satisfaction, with Geo. M. Gosman as the seller.
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Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Wanted and for sale adv listing fur and land offers
WANTS AND FOR SALE. Wanted millions of Jack Rab bit domestic rabbit and other raw furs for Valcanda Fur Co Seattle. For sale 328 acres grazing land Centennial Valley 12 miles from Monida Idaho $500 cash Parma Idaho box 1. Hear from owner good ranch for sale cash price D Bush Minneapolis Minn.
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Valcanda Fur Co
Western Ave
Seattle
Centennnial Valley
Monida
Parma Idaho
D. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Nesly
For Sale Alfalfa and Hay Near Dillon Montana
For sale 100 tons good alfalfa and wild hay stacked one mile from Dillon with pasture. Contact Lorain Spencer Dillon or write O. M. Corwin Company Great Falls Montana. Ady 14.
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Dillon
Lorain Spencer
O. M. Corwin Company
Great Falls
Mont
amtAdy
Safe buys in sheep and cattle ranches for sale
C. C. Newman of Dillon Montana promotes diverse farms and ranches for sale. Offers include sheep and cattle operations of various sizes. Encourages buyers to act now for profitable investments in desirable properties.
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C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
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Missouri
Papmoormyr
Ben Hogan
Ben
Marquis of Montana
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Arkansaw
Court of Record
Congress
Poindexter
Orr
Helena Street
Bergeson Motors Co
East Helena St
Dillon, Montana
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