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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
3
The origin of gunpowder remains uncertain with early knowledge and use by artillery. Alchemists in the 13th century reportedly held the recipe and Roger Bacon is linked as an inventor. Berthold Schwartz is also credited for mentioning gunpowder in 1828.
A health jury in Kansas lists 16 essential first aid drugs for home use. Items include aspirin, milk of magnesia, hydrogen peroxide, boric acid, epsom salts, zinc oxide, castor oil, sodium bicarbonate, glycerin, adhesive muster, tincture of sodin, aromatic spirits of ammonia, alkaline antiseptic solution, castor oil, Ipecac syrup, mustard powder, turpentine spirit, olive oil.
A farmer puts a new worker on plowing with two strong horses. After two hours, the man returns exhausted and complains that the horses pull the plow away from him, leaving him unable to make progress.
The article recalls La Salle and other explorers who traversed the Great Lakes by canoe and ship, opening routes to Illinois and the midwest. It contrasts ancient travel with modern comfort aboard steamships like the Assiniboia and Keewatin, guiding travelers from Port McNicoll through Lake Huron, the Soo Canal, and Lake Superior toward Fort William and Port Arthur.
Aunt Emmy explains budgeting as a plan for income, detailing typical allocations for savings rent food betterment clothing and operating expenses. She cautions preserving savings, suggests bank guidance, and notes thirty to sixty year olds' need to adapt budgets for family needs and education.
The Federal Reserve System has boosted business confidence in banks credit capacity and introduced an elastic currency to avoid money panics. It reduced seasonal rate fluctuations and guided the economy through war and postwar crises while saving millions by an efficient check system. It strengthened gold reserves for credit and aided trade financing by developing a discount market for acceptances. It handles giant government operations without disrupting business and aided abroad gold standard reestablishment, creating an experienced banking organization for future challenges at home and overseas.
State records show 25 000 barrels of oil delivered as toll for oil produced on state lands during April, reflecting a volume-based payment agreement.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania praises Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys saying they eased her pain and helped many others. The ad notes 25 years of use and urges readers to ask their druggist for Foley Pills.
Administratrix Josephine Robson publishes to all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Provide to her at Kentucky Avenue Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County, Montana. First publication July 15, 1926.
Department of the Interior notice states Sarah E. Burdick formerly McGinley of Alder Montana seeks three year proof to establish a land claim in sections 32 5 7S 5W and 4 8S 5W on July 14 1922 entry Great Falls No 062504. Hearing before Matt Carey at Virginia City Montana on August 4 1926 with witnesses Charley M Metzel Macarie G Lopes Addison M Tate Joseph J McGinley.
Frederick Munckton of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim on a stockraising homestead in Helena and Great Falls districts. The hearing is set before F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on August 17 1926 with witnesses Mary Munckton William Munckton William Given and George Given all of Grant Montana.
Attilio Guidici heir of Josephine Guidici filed notice to prove up desert land entry No 061542 in Dillon Montana for SW%SW% SE%SE% and NE section 10 township 8 south range 7 west. Hearing before U S Commissioner Hazelbaker August 7 1926. witnesses Louis Hoffman Philip Guidici Thomas Marchnoch and Fred Bourasso all of Dillon.
Philip Guidici of Dillon Montana filed notice to make final proof under the 1915 relief act for the EYNWY E SW4 section 10 township 8S range 7W principal meridian. The proof will be before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on August 17 1926 with witnesses Louis Hoffman Thomas Mar Adv. 28-32
Elizabeth Ward sues W S Ambrose and A A Elliott in Beaverhead County Montana district court to recover on a 1923 promissory note for 450 dollars plus interest and attorney fees. Defendants must answer within 20 days or face default judgment. Court clerk’s seal dated June 26 1926.
Banks in Washington Iowa educated public school pupils with simple banking guidance. Throughout the year representatives spoke to grade and high school students about banking practices.
Department of the Interior announces that Alex Silach of Polaris Montana, who filed July 18 1922 for Great Falls 062598 Helena 023048 land in SIH% 8 E%4 17 township 6S 12W P M meridian, appeared before F A Dillon on the fourth day of George M Tash and William FE Lloyd, with Frank Marchesseau and William Pahnish, acting Register Adv 26-30.
Joseph F. Smith of Dillon Montana filed notice of manned stock-raising homestead entries dated August 12 1921 and July 14 1922 for multiple SASTA and SE ranges in townships 7 8 south and ranges 6 west. The filing occurred July 29 1926 before Fred Rife district court clerk in Dillon. George W Murray Harold C Murray Barney Cash and Joseph Steicher of Dillon appear in the notice.
Maynard M Lovell of Dillon Montana has filed to establish claim to homestead land described as NE SW, NW SE, SEY NW, SW N WY, SE, sections 17 18 19 20 township 10 south range 8 west principal meridian before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on August 24 1926 Witnesses listed are J Walter Taylor Charles H Wheat Hubert S Flynn and Clay J Perry all of Dillon Adv 29-38
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