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Soup tip notes a very good brown soup made from brisket flank beef or skin with ox cheek or ox tail. Clothes pegs are recommended to be dipped in water or a cleaning solution.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
3
Soup tip notes a very good brown soup made from brisket flank beef or skin with ox cheek or ox tail. Clothes pegs are recommended to be dipped in water or a cleaning solution.
Practical advice on maintaining kitchenware and linens. White enamel paint ensures clothes stay clean and undamaged. Keep saucepan lids spotless to prevent flavor transfer between dishes. When a tablecloth wears at creases, trim a strip from opposite sides to extend its life.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crimes against property. A $250 conviction reward targets sheep thieves and a $100 conviction reward targets camp robbers.
Practical keys for home upkeep cover pantry shelves painted with white enamel for easy cleaning, soaking salt fish overnight with vinegar for cooking, and window cleaning with a hot-water chamois for a polished dry finish. Lettuce and celery stay fresh by wrapping in damp paper with ends tucked to seal in air.
Mrs. Virginia H. Mayfield becomes Alabama's first and only woman judge while enjoying court surroundings. Ruth B. Esparza, of Guanajuato, Mexico, enrolls at Illinois College aiming to teach in her country. A Sherlock oversees accounting for fourteen Columbia Gas and Electric subsidiaries. Malta reports four Bowdoin oil wells with varied results including water, artesian flows, and an abandoned Homestake hole after reaching 2,300 feet.
Satis faction guaranteed. Outside work solicited. 60 West Galena St Butte Montana phone 516.
It is estimated that 200000 homes used oil for heat last winter and about 50000 more will do so this winter. The piece argues that fire insurance protection goes beyond property loss and also supports investment of reserves and cash assets in other businesses.
Department of the Interior announces Finest M. Prescott of Armstead Montana has filed intention to prove up a three-year claim on Home stead Entry No 020281 and Added Homestead Entry No 2028 in town ship 10 south range 11 west principal meridian. Hearing set before W E B Stephenson clerk of court Dillon Montana on August 20 1924 with witnesses Thomas M Foley Bruce J Metlen Melvin Wissinger Dale I Metlen all of Armstead Montana. F A Motz Register.
Clarence L. Corrin of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove three year proof for Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 017988 NW44A WM NEM NEM NEW NWSW section 24 township 5S range 8W Principal Meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner A Hazelbaker at Dillon on August 22 1924. Witnesses: Fred T. Bryan Edward Z. Bryan both Apex Montana Chauncey F Murphy and Walter Stinson both Dillon Montana.
Thomas Sweet of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to prove up a three year homestead claim on land in township 9 south range 8 west including sections 22 26 27 before W E Stephenson clerk of court at Dillon on August 21 1924 Edna M Sweet Jessie Smith William F E Johnson Levi G Johnson all residents of Dillon Montana are listed as witnesses or claimants
Governor Joseph M. Dixon calls Montanans to buy Montana beet sugar to boost state prosperity. He cites production figures, farmer income, and freight issues, asserting homegrown sugar supports farms, industry, and future plants along irrigation valleys.
The City of Dillon Montana announces a public auction on August 11 1924 at 8 pm for 100 bonds of 1000 each to fund water works. Bonds are amortization or serial options at up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bidders must deposit 2000 and bids may be amortization or serial with redemption after ten years.
Edward Am herst Ott, famed as a premier American lecturer, will deliver his renowned Sour Grapes lecture during Chautauqua week. Local audiences anticipate a talk praised for its polished technique and clear, logical flow that leaves a lasting impression.
A contract is to be let for surfacing a 15 mile section of the Roosevelt highway in Valley county and for construction of six pile bridges on the same road.
Kenneth I. Torgerson of Armstead Montana files for three year proof to establish claim to E4NWi and HMNEMW NWSE sections in township 10 south range 9 west. Proof before US Commissioner N A Hazel baker at Dillon on August 1 1924. Names Patrick McMenomey Bert McMenomey Illmer Gordon Fred Beck sted of Armstead Montana. Registration I A Motz Register.
Department of the Interior notices Fred Zocksted of Armstead Montana must prove up three year homestead entries made in 1922 and 1928. Proof deadline August 1 1924 before U S Commissioner F A Waterbaker Dillon Montana. Attorneys Elmer Gordon Kenneth Torgerson Armstead Montana. Motz Register. Polson is improving her tourist camp.
Notice is given of three year proof intentions for two stockraising homestead entries in Montana. Joseph A Rei of Dillon plans the filing before F A Hazelbaker on July 31, 1924, with potential claimants Ray Townsend John Holtz Albers Faust Norman Holden of Dillon. William Jacobson of Bannack filed for entry 016656 and will present proof before W E Stephenson on July 30 1924 with witnesses George H Harrison James D Harrison Henry Snyder Earl J Goyer all of Montana.
John Leaper of Dillon Montana files intention to make three year proof on land described in Homestead Entry No 021054 and Additional Entry No 028247 in section 31 township 8S range 6W. Proof to be before WE. Stephenson Clerk of Court Dillon August Sunday with Frank Bird John J. Smith Jesse A. Ditty and Andrew P. Williams listed as witnesses. IBM. Motz.
On July 29, 1924 a hearing before PF. A. Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana established ownership claims for D Yaden of Twin Bridges and others including William Parry Sarkis Rask Lafayette Nelson and Walter Braddock all of McHessor Montana. The records reference homestead entries from 1919 to 1921 covering NE 128%, S&SEM% SEUSW in section 28 and 34 township 6 south with related additional entries and Lot 1 NEWNW24 in section 34 and SEM NEY section 88.
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