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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1930

Page

4

Beaverhead leader praised for public service and fiscal caution

The article extols Frank Ebel of Beaverhead for his long, active record in public and private life. It recalls his 7 years in the legislature and his opposition to a land loan plan tied to the school fund, noting the later losses and his cleansing hands. It also covers tariff politics, a Mississippi free silver episode, and seasonal bird feeding tips.

Frank Ebel Beaverhead Federal Land Bank Eliel Mr. Eliel

Harry Andrus Recovers After Hospital Siege Returns Home

After a prolonged hospital stay in Rochester, Harry Andrus regains strength and returns home to a warm welcome. He visits the fair grounds to see his trotting mare Sorreltop Susie, who remains safely at the Dillon fairgrounds. Mrs. Albert Metzel of Alder recalls Harry’s illness and a family message directing Albert to fetch the mare from Livingston.

Harry Andrus Rochester Fair Grounds Albert Metzel Alder Harry Albert Livingston Dillon Susie Sheridan Andrus Hotel Fairgrounds

Beaverhead Farmers Pride in Their Pick of Crops

Beaverhead farmers are fortunate in having one of the best crops this season, with ample yields and strong market prospects. Growers note favorable weather, solid prices, and steady demand supporting local agriculture.

Beaverhead

The Modern Man on Horseback in Urban Traffic

A civic essay warns against traffic fatalities stressing pedestrians rights and urging caution at a dangerous New York City street corner where two streetcar lines cross. It cites Ohio’s cross warnings and notes 1929 pedestrian deaths nearly a third of motor fatalities, urging drivers to respect others on the road.

New York City Ohio Europe America

Census Counting Increases Population Ahead Of April

Each twenty six seconds a new person joins the U S population as births outpace deaths and immigration. About a half million yet unborn or not arrived will be added to the 120 million already to be counted, census takers will note farm ownership and livestock on rural homes and city residents face standard questions.

United States Uncle Sam

Bert Orr Reports To Early Risers In Hot Springs

Bert Orr, president of the Early Rising club, writes from Hot Springs Arkansas dated 3:20 a.m. He says after market issues are settled the club will tackle flood control and claims with Sam Ditty they could divert all river waters to the Gulf of Mexico in a few days. He notes cotton crop loaded and water heated. Bud Sprinkle recalls questions about bootleggers in Montana. Bert says none in Arkansas as it’s illegal. He has not met Grady the Centennial cattle baron on the Little Rock police force per the Arkansas Gazette.

Bert Orr Early Rising Club Hot Springs Arkansas Sam Ditty Gulf of Mexico Bud Sprinkle Bert Montana Grady Little Rock Arkansas Gazette

Conoco Prize Essay Contest Opens For Stockholders Dealers

H M Kinch of Continental Oil reports from Butte that Conoco magazine offers a $50 prize for the best article titled Why I Use Conoco Germ-Processed Motor Oil not exceeding fifteen hundred words. A $25 prize goes to the service station salesman with the best piece on Why My Customers Repeat not exceeding one thousand words. Essays due in Butte by February 15.

H. M. Kinch Continental Oil Company Butte Conoco Magazine Conoco

Front Seat Advice for Car Care in Stranger Towns

An air cleaner oil filter and a crankcase ventilator extend engine life when clean and functioning. Service them periodically. Be cautious of high curbs when backing into diagonal parking in unfamiliar towns as rear fenders can be bent.

Goitre Remedy Ad Promises Easy, Affordable Relief

Mary A. Steinmetz of Missoula invites readers to contact 235 W Spruce St for her experience with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment marketed as easy to apply and inexpensive. The ad directs inquiries to Geo M Gosman druggist or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and notes the product is sold by all druggists.

Mary A. Steinmetz Missoula Mint Spruce St Geo. M. Gosman’s Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio

Foley Pills diuretic cited as dependable kidney remedy

A 25 year claim of Foley Pills diuretic helping kidney and bladder disorders is quoted by Mrs. Black of Petersburgh Virginia who says her sleep improved and pain ceased after using the medicine. The ad urges early treatment of kidney disorders and lists Geo. M. Gosman as dealer.

Geo. M. Gosman Potts Ady

Churches First Baptist Church Service Schedule

Rev. R. C. Shannon leads Sunday school at 10:00 with morning worship at 11:00. A Young People's meeting is planned for 6:30 followed by an evening service at 7 80. All are welcome to participate in every service.

First Baptist Church R. C. Shannon

Christian Science Society SeWree Street Services

Christian Science Society on SeWree Street holds Sunday worship at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.

Christian Science Society SeWree Street Christian Science

Methodist Church Service Schedule With Epworth League

J. D. Smith leads Sunday School at 10 A M with Mrs Preston Brown supervising. Public worship at 11 A M. Epworth League at 6 30 P M and Evening Services at 7 30 P M.

Preston Brown Epworth League

Tate Saints Arch Sunday School Meets

Tate Saints Arch hosts Sunday School at 10 30 each Sunday morning inviting members and visitors to join. The class gathers in the church hall for study prayer and discussion with open invitations for all ages.

Tate Saints Arch

St Luke's Lutheran Church Week Schedule

Sunday School at 9 45 a m there is no morning service next Sunday February 2 The Ladies Aid will meet at the Country Inn hosted by Mrs O J Christensen on Friday afternoon February 7

Ladies Aid O. J. Christensen Country Inn

St James Church Service Schedule Readings

Rev. H. N. Tragutty Itr. rector conducts services at St James Church with children’s church at 9 45 AM church school at 10 15 AM and morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 AM

ST. James Church H. N. Tragutty Itr Childrens

Ground Hog Day Sermon at Presbyterian Church

Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads a service themed Eliminating the Shadow next Sunday. The focus is sunshine in music and teaching light of the world from eternity, inviting worshippers to carry sunshine into the world.

Church

Skin Deep on screen shows underworld as human lives

Warner Bros Vitaphone talkie Skin Deep features Monte Blue at the Hartwig theatre Friday and Saturday with Davey Lee Betty Compson John Bowers Georgie Stone Tully Marshall and Robert Perry. Ray Enright directs from a Mark Edmaund Jones story adapted by Gordon Rigby.

Monte Blue Davy Lee Betty Compson Warner Bros Hartwig Theatre Saturda Davey Lee John Bowers Georgie Stone Tully Marshall Robert Perry Gordon Rigby Mark Edmaund Jones Ray Enright

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