Wool shipments expected to top last year by large margin
The Tribune notes this season will see wool shipments far exceed last year with an estimated 150000 pounds more than the previous season. Total shipped so far stands around 450000 pounds. The piece also mentions more schoolmarms visiting the national park this summer and that news of General Grant's death caused two flags to be half-masted on Thursday.
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the Tribune
The
National Park
Grant
Universal suffrage stirs Dillon as town touts new woman
In Dillon the universal suffrage idea gains ground amid a sleepy town atmosphere. A hobo and a section boss clashed in Cox Pyle’s alley, five minutes of rock swinging leaving both battered. The city marshal rides a bicycle and no one intervened.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Cox & Pyle
Wne
Auto trip to Bannack ends without tragedy
Theo Nelson James McKay and J S Baker return from an auto trip to Bannack via the Rocky Hill road. The perilous route to the territorial capital could have produced a triple tragedy, but Nelson’s driving skill prevented disaster.
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the Tribune
Theo. Nelson
James McKay
J. S. Baker
Bannack
Rocky Hill Road
Always Tired At Night Health Ad Claims Foley Pills Help
A Danville Indiana man reports persistent night fatigue and backache improved after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. The ad promises others may gain relief and guarantees satisfaction with Foley Pills as promoted by Potts the Druggist.
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John R. Gordon
Danville
Foley
Potts
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending July 10 1926
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 10 1926. Transfers recorded involve property parcels and associated parties, reflecting the local real estate activity in the Beaverhead region during that period.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Transfers in Dillon and Big Hole Basin Areas
Mary B. Elliott and Amos A. Elliott plus Lillie M. Badeon convey two tracts of Dillon beach land. Sarah A. Lewis and husband transfer 45.49 acres near Lima to J M Burt. David J. Stephens and wife sell about 1218.85 acres in the Big Hole basin to the Exchange National Bank of Spokane. State Bank of Dillon transfers 450 acres in the Big Hole basin to Carl R Huntley. Ethel McCaleb and husband deed 4.65 acres near Dillon to Agnes C Hanson and Harold H Hanson.
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Mary B. Elliott
Amos A. Elliott
Lillie M. Badeon
Dillon
Sarah A. Lewis
J. M. Burt
Lima
Montana
David J. Stephens
Exchange National Bank of Spokane
Big Hole
State Bank of Dillon
Carl R. Huntley
Big Hole Basin
Property Transfer in Poindexter Orr Addition
Lillie M. Badeon transfers three lots in Poindexter and Orr's addition to Dillon, detailing a local real estate conveyance. The record notes the parcels and party names involved in the transaction within the historical journal entry.
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Mary B. Elliott
Amos A. Elliott
Lillie M. Badeon
Poindexter & Orr
Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery Deed Sealed for George Mudd Beaverhead
A Mountain View Cemetery association transfers a lot in Mountain View Cemetery to George Mudd in Beaverhead County Montana. The deed secures the plot identification and ownership for future interment rights.
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Mountain View Cemetery Association
George Mudd
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead County
Montana
Cushing Family Ties Mark Dillon Visit and Returns
By Dick Olsen notes Ed and Mrs. Cushing returning from a coast trip. Mrs. Felt, after medical treatment in Dillon, returned home to Elkhorn Springs and was a guest at the Lorenzo Cushing home during her stay in the city.
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Ed Cushing
Frank Felt
Dillon
Elkhorn Springs
Churches Planned Dillon Talks by Yellowstone M E Superintendent
The Reverend Robert C. Edgington of the Yellowstone district will speak in Dillon Sunday at 11:00 AM. He will lead the fourth quarterly conference in the evening with department reports. On Monday he travels to Lima for an 8:00 PM address. Margaret Dotseth, a summer Normal student and Great Falls teacher, will give a violin solo Sunday morning. Nellie Wager will lead Epworth League at 7:00 with questions on dancing, Sunday study, and the Eucharist. About 125 Normal students toured to Barratts Friday, and Grant Kelleher gave two readings at the fireside.
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Dillon
Margaret Dotseth
Spworth League
Barratts
Grant Kelleher
Jealousy Tied to Self-Confidence Says Burton Rascave
Burton Rascave argues jealousy stems from self-doubt caused by illness, overwork, or lack of diversion. He notes jealousy appears when one feels at a disadvantage and urges trust in a partner as a sign of personal worth and reliability.
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Burton Rascave
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
Range and Livestock Conditions Report Outlook July
May rainfall was deficient but by mid and late June general precipitation improved range water and summer grass prospects. On July 1 ranges stood at 98 percent of normal with cattle at 101 and sheep and lambs at 103. Lamb crops strong, wool clips good. prices 32 to 34 cents, best 35.12 cents for 500000 pounds.
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Montana
Nature's Limits on Growth in Sea Creatures and Insects
The piece explains how water buoyancy allows large whales to exist but their digestive limits prevent infinite meat accumulation. It argues insects lack a forced air system like vertebrates, relying on diffusion, restricting body size even in ancient times when wings were tiny.
Rich Fishing Ground Off New England Coast
The bureau of fisheries notes the New England coast hosts one of America’s richest fish faunas with about 180 recorded species. Major commercial fish include cod haddock hake pollock herring mackerel swordfish halibut flounders and salmon. Northeast bank fisheries form the region’s dominant fishing area with annual catches near 200 million pounds.
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Bureau of Fisheries
New England
Americas
Ancient Castle Rehosts Office Staff Along Thames
A 17th century Norman castle overlooking the Thames near Gravesend and Tilbury Docks has been converted into up to date offices. The structure retains cross bow windows and stone mullions while a nearby old dockyard hosts a paper plant, now housing clerical staff.
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London
London Road
Gravesend
Thames
Tilbury Docks
Northfleet
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Ethelwyn Barton
Butte
Barton
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Dillon Tribune
G. V. Elder
Malcom Fleming
Federal Reserve System
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Bank OF Strength and Service
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Pearl J. Smith
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