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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

4

Beaverhead County Montana Outdoor Paradise Promised by Visionary Writer

C. Newman extols Beaverhead county Dillon and surrounding valleys as a premier Rocky Mountain playground. He details lush rivers from Red Rock to Missouri and praises grasslands, cattle, sheep, and dairy potential. He imagines Zane Grey chronicling these western wonders and promotes summer recreation and tourism.

Red’ Rock Missouri River Gulf Zane Grey Arizona Montana Beaverhead Red Rock Big Sheep Creek Sage ‘Creek Centennial Beaverhead County Dillon Rocky Mountain C. ©. Newman

Window shattered as Wick's Transfer truck backs into storefront

A large plate glass window in the front of a business block near the First National bank was broken Saturday afternoon when a Wick's Transfer truck reportedly backed up in reverse gear and cranked.

First National Bank

Bottling truck overturns after Pacific Orr intersection crash

A Dillon Bottling Works truck and Mrs L A Free’s sedan collided at Pacific and Orr streets on Friday. The truck overturned. both vehicles were damaged and Boone sustained injuries. Fred Elmose drove the truck.

Pacific Orr Dillon Bottling Works

France Objects to Hoover Debt Moratorium Plan

France voices qualms about the Hoover moratorium proposal to suspend war debt payments for a year. Paris seeks modifications that would cut benefits and resists plans aiding Germany's economic recovery while pressing for debt settlement from the United States.

France Uncle Sam Germany United States

Hoover speech at Advertising Federation meeting highlights ad as economic force

President Hoover's message urged the Advertising Federation of America in New York to define advertising's function as an economic force. He said advertising has raised living standards, spurred invention, and maintained competition, expanding access to comforts by promoting production and distribution. He called sound advertising timely to revive normal business activity.

Advertising Federation of America New York Hoover

Dil Lon Faces California Owls In Night Game Thriller

Manager Angove signs the California Owls for a Wednesday July 8 night game at home. A record crowd is expected as night baseball may become a major league fixture and excite fans with the season’s top event. May NovakStars at first base draws attention and may justify admission.

Angove Dillon Baseball Club California Owls California May Novak

Fourth of July in Dillon Sparked Big Town Preparations

The town anticipated a major Fourth of July event with ample hitching racks and public stables to handle crowds and wagons. A section at Apex was established as race and parade preparations emphasized, while 1901 glimpses note Matt Orr's gasoline carriage and Dillon's 14 to 9 victory over Butte.

Union Emperance Argenta Disort Milt Éross Jim Apex the Tribune Matt Orr Dillon Butte J. E. Monroe Department of Science the Normal Chicago Buffalo

Fair treatment urged for railroads in highway competition

Rome C Stephenson, president of the American Bankers Association, urged fair treatment for railroads and endorsed a four system railroad consolidation plan. He argued for public inquiries into highway motor bus and truck competition and tax policies to protect railroad equity and national welfare.

York Rome C Moorer Myr Stephenson United States Pubh

Wreck of Steamer Spokane Near Vancouver

Miss Clara Adams Mrs M E Barry and Miss Mayme Adams of this city were aboard the steamer Spokane wrecked off Vancouver shores Thursday night. No passengers were lost as the boat was grounded. George Baker a well known ranchman and Reynolds estate manager and Miss Adilie J Williams were quietly married in Butte last Saturday.

the Tribune Clara Adams M. E., Barry Mayme Adams Spokane Vancouver George Baker Reynolds Estate Adilie J. Williams Butte

Sayings of the Times and public figures quotes

A collage of quotations from Mrs Kate Brew Vaughn Lucien Hubert Mahatma Gandhi Walter S Gifford Dorothy Knapp Gabrielle Chanel Dr James Francis Cooke and a Labor Secretary figure reflecting tastes beliefs and economic hopes across nations and eras. Text covers food geography humor religion livelihoods and labor optimism.

Burial flags and veterans loans changes noted nationwide

May 28 1931 postmaster general allows county seats to issue burial flags with VA regional offices as distributing points. New loan rules bar collateral on certificates under two years old, with loans only after two years. American Legion backs discharge honors for navy and marine corps veterans discharged during World War I for misrepresented age. Oklahoma bank leader boasts 248 of 387 members signed in at one post.

Martha Atwood Metropolitan Opera House New York United States American Legion General Motors Postminsters Postmaster General Veterans’ Administration George S. Sjams Veterans’ Bureau National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion Navy Marine Corps Army Vinita Smal City Oklahoma

Oklahoma Legion aims high with 248 new members

The Oklahoma department of The American Legion announces two membership drives this year with a pioneer post adding 248 members. Milt Phillips, department adjutant, says the success inspires a challenge to all posts to increase their enrollments.

Oklahoma Legion Oklahoma Department of American Legion Milt. ‘Phillips

Card of Thanks for Kindness at Loss

Family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy after death and funeral. They acknowledge Rev Smith, the Methodist minister, Dillon firemen, pallbearers, and those sending floral offerings. Ray J Stanfield and daughter John W Hails Mrs George Lloyd Mrs Harry McMannis.

Ray J. Stanfield John W. Hails George Lloyd Harry McMannis

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