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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1927

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Lindbergh Courage Inspires Awe Across the World

The piece argues that Lindbergh's solo flight captivates crowds more than any other feat and tests belief in divine intelligence. It recalls a Mem phis cruiser lookout spotting him returning, as a bull whale circles his tiny craft, illustrating a paradox between faith and science.

Lindberghs Grillon Duguesolin Perseus Lindbergh Memphis Bull Whale Atlantic Ocean

Lindbergh urges expanded air power and new airports

Lindbergh tells New York Chamber of Commerce defense relies on air strength and larger air service. He notes Manhattan lacks an airport and warns anti aircraft guns could not prevent air power hurting battleships and sinking fleets. The piece also covers unrelated quotes on women, ghosts, and synthetic life.

Lindbergh Chamber of Commerce New York Long Island Oliver Lodge Lodge Lfe

Queen Bee Valued At 1000 Dollars Daughter Fetches 800

The famed queen bee was valued at $1,000 with her daughter selling for $800, highlighting a historic price benchmark in apiculture auctions.

Interstate Commerce starts livestock freight rate hearing

The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a livestock freight rate inquiry with a June 30 hearing in Salt Lake City. The purpose is to reassess western livestock rates under Hoch Smith federal guidance, gathering bedding costs, car types, mileage scales, and absorptions to set lower, lawful rates while preserving service. Additional sessions will follow in Portland and other west coast sites, with continued coverage on page eight.

Interstate Commerce Commission Salt Lake City Drovers Journal Western Hoch-Smith Congress Commission Portland

Golf Course Nears Finish At Dillon Country Club

A Dillon meeting at city hall outlined plans for the new golf course under construction. Supervisor Larry Price said greens should finish and play start in about three weeks, with full completion by August 1. Ted Barker and Lincoln Howatt of Butte will participate in opening exercises and offer summer lessons, six for 10 dollars, as locals sign up. Annual dues and bond payments are urged to fund early completion.

Dillon Country Club Larry Price Ted Barker Lincoln Howatt Butte Howatt

Drill Stem Break Slows Frying Pan Basin Drilling

At Hagenbarth Green well in Frying Pan basin the drill stem broke Friday. An extra stem was already on hand and drilling resumed with no long interruption. A new stem was delivered from Toole County by truck and trailer after being wired to Kevin. The rock had been unusually hard but has lately softened improving progress.

Hagenbarth Green Pan Basin Sontag Kevin Toole County

Anaconda mourns late Mr. Gist at funeral honors

P. C. Campbell and son Charles attended the funeral of the late Mr. Gist among the Anaconda people. The brief report notes their presence at the services.

P. C. Campbell Charles Anaconda Mr. Gist. Eee

Byrd Heads to Paris on Scientific Nonstop Flight

New York reports the mono plane America is en route to France for a first nonstop ocean flight with nine hours from Roosevelt field. Another note from Honolulu says Maitland and Hegenberger completed the first Pacific crossing from the mainland to Hawaii, greeted by officials and the public.

Richard E. Byrd George O. Neville Bert Acosta America New York Paris Byrd Maitland Honolulu France Newfoundland Roosevelt Field Associated Press Nova Scotia Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Lester J. Maitland Albert Hegenberger U. S. Army Pacific Ocean Hawaii Army Navy Hegenberger United States

Cadmean Chautauqua Set to Open in Dillon

Advance reports say the 1927 Cadmean Chautauqua in Dillon will rank among the best, running five days from Friday July 22 with attractions including music lectures dramas and children’s programs. Season tickets go on sale soon as the local committee aims for a successful season with noted lecturers musicians and youth sessions.

Dillon Cadmean Company

Vacation Plans Shape Dillon Travel This July

Dillon residents plan a busy July, studying road maps for trips to Oregon and Washington, with California close behind. Zion National Park in Utah draws attention but heat caution keeps many motorists uncertain, while Colorado and Idaho also attract travelers seeking scenic stops.

Oregon Washington California Zion National Park Utah Colorado Idaho

Patriotism theme at Dillon Rotary meeting

At the Dillon Rotary club noon meeting members received silk flags for July 4. Francis Tonney led patriotic songs and Don Gilbert read the Declaration of Independence. A T Peterson spoke as retiring president and J H Gilbert, incoming president, spoke. Guest D Butler of the Montana Automobile association discussed Good Roads in Montana. E W Smith a Horse Prairie rancher attended. D A Galt chaired.

Dillon Rotary Club Francis Tonney Don Gilbert Rotary A. T. Peterson J. H. Gilbert Butler Montana Automobile Association Montana E. W.smith D. A. Galt

Road Work Begins On New State Highway Project

A crew started construction of the new state highway from Browne's bridge south. Once all equipment is on site a larger crew will be put to work.

Browne's Bridge

Celebration Planned at Elkhorn Resort July 3 and 4

J. J. Brown proprietor of Elkhorn Springs announces Independence Day festivities at the Montana resort. A large crowd is expected with activities including swimming, water sports, a Sunday ball game, two dance evenings featuring Terry's Toot Owls, and saddle horse trips to mines and nearby points of interest.

Islkhorn Springs Montana J. J. Brown Elkhorn Terry Toot Owls

Quiet Fourth Predicted In Dillon County

The upcoming double holiday will see Dillon nearly empty if good weather continues. Iwin Bridges plans a lively celebration with many county residents expected to attend. Elkhorn Springs hosts campers at J. J. Brown's hotel and dude ranch with varied entertainment. Fishing improves as high water subsides and anglers will enjoy the sport. Some will visit Butte or nearby towns. few local communities plan formal celebrations.

Dillon Iwin Bridges Elkhorn Springs J. J. Brown Butte

Opening Day Travel at Yellowstone Breaks Records

Yellowstone Park reports 2,480 entrants on opening day, more than double last year. Rail travel rose by 200 plus, with 529 entries. private motorist trips reached 1,879 passengers in 584 cars. East gateway saw a daily high of 1,024 people in 336 cars. Accommodations are at full capacity as park travel shifts to private autos. James Judge and companions depart by motor for a Yellowstone tour from Missoula.

Yellowstone Park Wyo Horace M. Albright Park Yellowstone East Gateway East Gate

Tilson Urges Early Tax Cut and Flood Relief Plan

Representative Tilson of Connecticut, visiting President Coolidge, calls for tax reduction first in the next session, favors about 300 million dollars in cuts, backs corporation levy relief, and urges immediate flood relief legislation alongside a broader plan to prevent future floods. He notes income taxes are near right and automobiles may face some levies, as he references Philippine administration and Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood.

Rapid City S. D Congress Tilson Connecticut House Coolidge Ways and Means Committee Philippine Islands Leonard Wood Casper Wyo Representative Winter

Indict Julian Head in $100 Million Stock Scandal

Los Angeles grand jury indicted S C Lewis head of Julian Petroleum and other 54 individuals on two counts each for usury and securities act violations tied to the $100,000,000 stock scandal. Lewis faces $25,000 bail per count as part of the two month probe.

Los Angeles S. C. Lewis Julian Petroleum Company Co. GC. Julian Grand Lewis

Gardening ad offers lawn care and tree services

Lawns gardens and trees dressed cultivated and doctored. Dead wood removed. One trial solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Brooks and Dal ton. Phone 66 Tribune office Adv 26.

Brooks Dalton Tribune Office

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