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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
5
A long list of residents and visitors arrive in Dillon for the Fourth of July. Names include Mrs. Albert Metzel from Alder H. C. Biering from Helena, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duff of Monida, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gordon of Melrose, and many others from Armstead Lima Grant Sheridan and neighboring towns.
Tony Valentine and Nels Rundber g report increased mining in the Hecla district. Ten men are employed at the old Hecla consolidated mine while several individuals are developing other properties.
Urgent inquiries about Dr J D Lee during the summer should use residence line 356 or business 174, with Mill Point as the contact for urgent calls. The notice directs stockmen to reach Dr Lee through these numbers when needed.
The black shirt began with Italian World War I shock troops and later linked to D Annunzio's legionnaires at Fiume. Mussolini's Fascisti adopted it as a symbol of new patriotism after founding the movement in March 1919 in Milan.
The Grand National runs at Aintree England and is the world’s most famous steeplechase. The course spans about 2 14 miles with 82 jumps and a double circuit.
A remark from Woman's Companion notes the Salvation Army’s use of ribald songs in its choruses. The piece argues the devil shouldn’t have all the good tunes.
Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson hosted Miss Planecheek of Belgrade as their guest during the past week, according to local society notes.
Roland LaPee of Great Falls joined Mrs. LaPee who has been visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John S. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, previously in Dillon with relatives, have returned home to West Palm Beach Florida.
A local party will leave tonight for Burley Idaho for a two week visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs W E Johnson and Mr and Mrs L B Phillips toured Anaconda over the weekend visiting the mammoth smelter. Irvin Jandro arrived from Billings to manage Hughes Oil in Dillon and expects Mrs Jandro to join him soon.
Mr and Mrs James Bray and Mark Hampton traveled to Belgrade on Saturday to join Hampton his family had been visiting relatives for about a week They all returned to Dillon on Sunday via Virginia City
Mrs. G. T. Paul and Frank Paul drove to Butte on Tuesday to meet Mrs. Franklin J. Bradley and two children of New York City who plan a summer visit at the Paul residence. Mrs. Bradley formerly Miss Lucille Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shrock and two children along with Mrs. Grace Bloomfield and her son George from Tacoma arrived in the city for a visit with Mrs. George Farrell and family. The group traveled by auto from Tacoma in two days.
Quote from James Buckham on temptations serving as helps rather than hindrances. They test and fortify character, with every conquered temptation building moral energy.
A Glen Welder comic quip from the Kan. Sentinel recalls old schools preferring fights over modern sports. The elder notes students once settled disputes through brawls rather than organized athletics.
Judy Tankins states he has money enough to secure a banker position social status. He plans to leave home for a time to work as a butler to learn what good manners are really like, per the Washington Star.
The article notes mahogany and ebony as principal woods imported from South America for furniture, Spanish cedar for cigar boxes, and greenheart for special dock construction. Sources are northern and eastern coasts of South America.
Astronomers agree the sun moves through space toward a Lyra point at about 12 miles per second, with the entire solar system participating in this motion.
Demand for blending coffee from the district of Kora in Hawaii notes its mild mellow flavor and fame in the continental United States as a blending component. The description emphasizes Kora coffee as the largest subtype among local island coffees.
A small Petrified Forest exposure on a vertical cliff within Yellowstone Park reveals multiple lava separated layers of sequoia trees. The scene highlights a compact fossilized forest preserved in stratified rock. The feature notes the unusual cliffside display and the rarity of such preserved sequoia remains in the reserve.
An odd clipping notes advice that a man should keep his mouth shut when angry. It mentions Chicago travel, Soviet Russia, and Fascist Italy as referenced locations in a Canadian Daily Star item.
Forest management shows cutting strategies that improve growth conditions and raise the share of healthy trees. Individual specimens gain in vigor as thinning and care practices optimize stand health and productivity.
The first inaugural ball marked James Madison's entry into his initial presidential term in 1809. The event celebrated the new administration and featured notable attendees from the early American political scene.
Chicago advocates corn sugar to boost farm prosperity. Jay Chapin of the Associated Corn Products Manufacturers argues 85 million bushels of corn yearly enter corn sugar production, chiefly for foods, expanding markets, stabilizing prices, and boosting national farm revenue. He cites regulatory discrimination and urges policy changes and proper labeling.
Washington reports Harry A. Austin of the U S Beet Sugar Association says sugar remains affordable for households. He notes sugar prices have fallen about 50 percent while 31 other foods rose 60 to 100 percent, and compares energy content and costs with beefsteak.
A 1939 Bell Syndicate golf diagram shows the finish position with over two thirds of the body's weight on the left foot, indicating proper through swing. The image contrasts with faulty follow through and notes leading golfers finishing on the left foot as the sound fundamental form.
The passage notes that Thomas Bewick in late 1700s England pioneered modern wood engraving using a burin. This tool, a pencil-length instrument with a fine point, allowed precise guidance to slice the wood surface much like a plowshare turning earth.
The Big Four pines the shortleaf loblolly slash and longleaf form the core of the South’s pine industries per the American Tree Association. Each species has distinct growth requirements shaping their cultivation and use.
The article notes cod as a highly useful fish, highlighting its food value and the production of cod-liver oil. It mentions cod heads mixed with certain plants fed to cows can boost milk yield, implying practical applications in animal husbandry.
A wry note in the Signa City Enquirer cites late night telephone rings as social misdirection with a quip about an exchange girl giving wrong numbers. The remark frames the newsroom mood and local humor.
Abe Martin quotes from Farm and Fireside noting great singers require nurturing and humor. He jokes that they marry, divorce, and remarry as if auditioning a carpet sweeper, reflecting playful stereotypes about fame and marriage.
Judge H G Rodgers granted a divorce decree Tuesday morning to Gayle Carnine from Hansford Car nine on the grounds of non support.
Hudson man S D McMillan shares his struggle with back pain and insomnia. He credits Foley Pills diuretic with relief and renewed mobility and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
A Detroit News reminiscence recalls a man who told his young son algebra would fit him for a big future, a belief that faded as time passed and the father's name was forgotten.
Instructions claim raw potatoes provide instant relief for burns. As the potato warms from the heat, replace with a fresh slice and continue changing as needed until relief occurs.
A brief reflective note warns that excessive focus on oneself breeds misery. It argues happiness depends on others rather than self preoccupation and suggests shifting attention to external concerns to regain balance.
A concise note on how the automobile broadens horizons and supports travels that align with cinematic revelations. It discusses the car as a tool enabling varied excursions and exploration of ideas presented by film.
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