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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
4
Entry at the Dillon Postoffice indicates the material is being mailed as second class matter for public transmission.
The column reflects on war’s futility with a tale from China where deserters caused opposing armies to abandon fighting. It mentions pacifist cautions, Sally Rand at the Century of Progress, labor moves in Dillon, Blanche Scott’s aviation history, and quirky local anecdotes about law and daily life.
Excerpts from the Dillon Tribune reflect on social life in 40 years past with notes on police court dullness, church attendance, and street changes. It recalls railroad strikes affecting travel, assessing county property at 2.7 million dollars, and water shutoffs for hydrant-connected homes while noting local mines and a visiting sheepman.
A Sunday School Times lead editorial questions whether the world grows better or worse. It laments drink,womanhood, and rising costs, and urges readers to consider debts owed to mothers. A Missouri farmer rejects a nudist colony offer, noting farmers’ own nudity.
A compact opinion piece arguing wealth does not guarantee knowledge while alcohol and ads influence judgment. It notes some bank bands are self supporting and mocks selective military drafts, calling out a hick town lacking an assistant cashier and blaming finances for shaping fashion.
A public auction will be held at the Beaverhead County Courthouse Dillon Montana on July 16 1984 at 10 00 AM for H E Survey No 473 a described property in Town 7 South Ranges 15 and 16 West M P M appraised at 320 00 delinquent taxes 29 89 purchaser pays cash or 20 cash with balance as approved by the county commissioners ALBERT BAKER Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners June 1924 Official Plat of Survey to General Land Office
The estate of Quong Lung Kee will sell at private sale after July 7 1984 with court confirmation. Property includes lots 16 and 16 block 7 and lot 20 block 8 Original Townsite Dillon Montana with improvements and described boundaries. Ten percent deposit due at sale, balance cash on confirmation. bids due by July 7 1984 to administratrix Rebecca Connelley or attorney J E Kelly. Dillon Montana.
Beaverhead County Montana seeks sealed bids for installing heating and plumbing fixtures and connections to sewer water and steam for a hospital building at the Beaverhead County Poor Farm Dillon. Bids due 10:00 AM July 16 1934 with certified check 5 percent and performance bond. foreign corporations must file articles with Montana secretary of state. Board may reject bids.
Montana Dillon bids for a Frame Hospital Building at Beaverhead County Poor Farm will be received at the clerk’s office on July 16 1934 at the designated hour. Bids may be obtained or viewed at the Clerk and Recorder office of Beaverhead County.
Beaverhead County Montana sets bid terms for land sales dated June 19 1934. A two percent bid bond with two acceptable local sureties or a bond from a surety company is required. failure to contract forfeits the bid. Foreign corporations must file articles of incorporation with Montana Secretary of State. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. County seal and Clerk Albert S Baker noted.
The notice states property seized under a distraint warrant for non payment of assessed taxes will be sold at public auction July 20, 1934 at 2 PM at the Beaverhead County Courthouse Dillon Montana. It lists multiple promissory notes totaling 9,000 dollars each with 6 percent interest dated January 29 or 26, 1929 by Oscar Gravely, payable to W R Price, plus a 3,000 dollar personal promissory note, all due between 4 and 10 years after date.
In Beaverhead County Montana the guardian Hugh Climer seeks an order to lease real property in Armstead for nine years starting May 1 1934. The court sets a hearing July 28 1984 and requires publication in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks.
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