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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
9
A fragment indicates the Dillon postoffice will send item through the mails as second class mail matter.
The article details a public dispute between Governor Miriam A. Ferguson and Attorney General Dan Moody over a 25 000 vote threshold for the July 24 democratic primary with threats of resignations. It notes the governor's husband deriding Moody and claims of corruption amid clashes with the Ku Klux Klan and others. It also reports a separate study from Mellon Institute challenging the idea that waking early boosts performance, suggesting sleep and morning freshness do not guarantee efficiency. Carl Mellon Institute study cautions against overemphasis on early hours.
A 86 year old Rockefeller credits daily peace to not letting anything bother him. The piece argues many people worsen mood over trivial issues and urges adopting the same restraint to avoid mental turmoil.
A world advertising convention highlights that women are no longer viewed as just women. Bernice Blackwood notes equal treatment and brains drive success. Women now write tire and auto ads, manage newspapers, and lead research and financial campaigns, urging merchants to use capable salesgirls for ads.
Dorothy Anne Gosman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gosman celebrated her third birthday Saturday afternoon with a party at the Gosman home on South Pacific street. After games the children enjoyed a birthday repast centered on a large cake with three lighted candles.
Mrs. O. M. Best entertained the Social Eight last Friday afternoon at her South Idaho Street residence. Guests included Mrs. Roy Stephenson Mrs. Judson Best Mrs. Clark Anderson Mrs. J. E. Morse and Miss Jean Bishop.
Miss Jean Bishop hosted a formal musical evening last Tuesday featuring vocal and piano numbers by guests. At the close, refreshments were served with attendance from Mrs. Mildred Thompson Miss Lenore Thompson Reynolds Thompson Jack Diamond and Malcolm Morrow among others at the John Bishop residence in Twin Bridges Havre and Cascade.
The women’s class of the Presbyterian Sunday school held its annual outing at Dillmont Park last Thursday afternoon. A picnic supper was served at 6 o’clock with about 20 members attending the event.
Friends in Dillon learn of the death of Mrs Mary B Elliott Tegret who died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs A L Badon s home in Seattle. Her son A A Elliott of Dillon arrived an hour after the end. She moved from Dillon four years ago to live with her daughter in Seattle after about 20 years here. Funeral was held in Seattle and interment followed. Shelby Illinois Pipe Line reported 576 922 barrels of oil produced from north field wells in April.
A field entry announces a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County sheriff subject to August 3 primaries. The candidate pledges an efficient businesslike administration if elected, signed by Wemple.
Miss Verl A Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison and Frank J Lasich son of Mrs Catherine Lasich were married last Saturday at St Rose rectory by Rev F X Leschner Attendants included Elwood Morrison Anne Lasich and Esther Jones After a wedding trip they will live on South Dakota Street The bride a high school and Normal college graduate taught in Twin Bridges The groom recently worked for 5S Patterson Both are well known in Dillon
Jens Peterson and his son Peter have returned to Dillon after a year away. The family traveled by auto last fall visiting Florida then wintering in Long Beach. Mrs Peterson visited Nampa Idaho. Ella remained in California. He notes Florida’s boom ended and the Gold stampede was over, with early sellers cashing out and late arrivals losing on speculation. Beaverhead area still looks good to him after extended travel.
Mr and Mrs E F Sill and son with Mr and Mrs Clifford Ewing returned from a two week fishing trip in Madison county They visited Cliff lake Upper Madison Henrys lake Idaho and West Yellowstone reporting excellent sport and an enjoyable outing Eugene Bond and Fred Chapman returned from a four day camping trip at Cliflake
Real estate pitch urging buyers to act now to secure a comfortable and satisfactory home. The ad emphasizes a cooperative seller who can fit buyers with the right home at the right price, targeting families and Dr. Newman’s advertising copy style.
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