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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

2

New Type 400 Motors Claim Superior Performance

The description touts twin ignition and high compression with Bohnalite pistons, Invar struts, a 7 bearing crankshaft, hollowed crankpins, centralized lubrication, Houdaille and Lovejoy shocks, Biflex-Nash bumpers, chrome plated exterior, a double-drop frame, one piece Salon fenders, and longer wheelbase. The designer asserts the engineering makes them the best performing cars built and doubts anyone will match their speed and power.

Houdaille Lovejoy Biflex-Nash

Forest service status records aid prospectors in mining districts

John Taylor of the Deer Lodge national forest in Butte notes forest supervisors keep status records drawn from local land offices. The records help the public locate patented mineral claims though accuracy remains land office responsibility. Maps and general data on drainage topography and trails are also accessible at supervisor offices.

Forest Supervisors John Taylor Deer Lodge National Forest Butte Forest Service

Montana Flag Law Sparks Public Debate and Penalties

A harsh statute penalizes any desecration or commercial use of U S flags with up to five years in county jail and a $1000 fine. The measure also bans placing words or images on flags and enlisting them on merchandise. An odd closing line notes an eminent explorer saying cannibals pride table manners.

Montana United States of America

Postal rates drop effective on July 1

New postal charges take effect July 1 per Postmaster Joseph C. Fuller. Postcards and postal cards one cent. fourth and higher class rates vary by zone with base rates from seven to thirteen cents and additional per pound charges. Special handling, registry, and special delivery fees apply. Valley Forge stamps limited and on sale. no pre cancelations offered.

Joseph C. Fuller Valley Forge

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