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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
4
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Capt. Hawkins known as Happy oversees a fireproof wool warehouse storing about two and a quarter million pounds. Growers’ clips, labeled by name, move from stacks to loading, weighing, and shipping to the East. Most wool from Beaverhead and neighboring Idaho regions.
A Mining Congress Journal excerpt praises Alexander Legge for leaving a $100,000 annual role to chair the Federal Farm Board at $12,000 a year. It lauds other public servants who sacrifice private gain for national interests and urges a tariff system shift favoring home industries while burdening importers.
The county reports a robust hay harvest with workers from diverse backgrounds seeking seasonal work. First alfalfa cutting is expected to be productive while native hay and timothy in higher valleys may be slightly short due to a cold spring. A surplus from last year remains in the Big Hole basin with no alarming signs.
The 91st Rainbow division World War veterans held their annual reunion in Baltimore. Veterans marched with white caps and light canes replacing steel helmets and rifles, reflecting a peaceable, honor-bound stance. The piece notes Americans prefer peace but will fight if necessary.
Two thousand miles of roads in Beaverhead county are praised for good repair by commissioners though many motorists still complain about conditions.
The author notes a growing risk of war among Soviet Russia and China and predicts Europe and America would side with China if conflict erupts. He laments Russia under the communists, citing Emma Goldman and Big Bill Heywood's disillusionment and the regime's harshness in a once favored land.
A column argues the White House public receptions should be limited or ended for the summer. It lauds the decision to reduce and end the events while noting citizens deserve access and that casual visitors strain the president’s time.
The Tariff Bill would raise duties on many manufactured and agricultural products but would provide protection to few minerals. The mineral industries sustain payrolls and markets in many agricultural states, and agriculture relies on mineral prosperity. Congress should protect mineral industries amid rising foreign imports.
A Beaverhead County leader urges sheepmen to unite, form a cooperative association, and borrow from the Farm Board at low interest to tide them over. He argues the Farm Board exists to aid such communities and protect themselves, insisting Jones has paid the freight and action is due.
Washington hosts the new Farm Board appointed by the President with Hoover praising the appointees as capable nonpolitical business folk and farmers. The board seeks to investigate advise and back farming at low interest to stabilize planting and marketing while warning results will take time.
Hearty main dish uses recipe ingredients including sliced potatoes white sauce green pepper and grated cheese. Bake in a dish with crumbs finish with butter and brown in oven for a hot plated dish.
Local ad lists raspberries and loganberries for sale at two dollars fifty cents per crate. Payment by money order or der. Seller: Frank Gribnall. Address Route 3 Post Falls Idaho.
A tense woodland encounter unfolds as two anxious robbers creep toward a stagecoach, challenged by a young Kentuckian with a rifle. Amid the suspense a baby cries and the robbers debate loyalty and origin, ending with one fleeing as the child’s guard stands firm. Also a brief ad touts sunfast printed voices for curtains offering simple, durable drapery options.
A concise menu lists Melon Cocktail Cold Pickled lamb tongue Stuffed eggs Potato chips Cucumber salad Iced Pineapple Cocoanut gems and a Cold Beverage, indicating a light, refreshing selection.
A brief note suggests using cold sucotash, carrots, tomato, cucumber with mayonnaise on shredded lettuce for a salad. It also warns that charging rates may change in summer conditions and overcharging batteries can cause trouble.
A householder recalls a scare when Foley’s Honey and Tar was nearly gone during a croup attack on her son. Two doses soothed him and he slept. The ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as dependable for croup and night coughs without narcotics, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
Normal drama club presents Helena's Boys a three act comedy at the college auditorium Friday night as part of a summer series. Seats can be reserved at Thomas Bookstore starting Wednesday noon. The production features Mary Louise Merkle and William Kostka among others with local staff and students in supporting roles.
A notice states that during July and August the dental offices will close Saturdays at noon. Signatories include H. F. Best W. J. Romersa and R. D. Curry.
Coroner’s inquest returns a verdict that Forres died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen fired by Chabez. Romero’s death remains undetermined whether by bullet or knife. Bodies shipped to El Paso as investigations reveal prior trouble involving Chabez and a Greek worker.
The article highlights PK crepe sponsored by Stehli of Paris as a washable silk fabric with two personalities, resembling ribbed material yet draping softly like crepe de chine. It notes pairing with a polka-dotted silk jacket in harmonious colors as especially effective.
The article explains how the long silhouette is achieved through princess lines and fullness placed low on skirts or by a high waist. It emphasizes these details as key to the elongated effect in fashion design.
As summer ends the fashion shift brings stiff silks to formal and evening ensembles. Lighter chiffons and georgettes retreat while firmer weaves gain prominence for more substantial textures.
The article notes travel coats as a smart mid season investment with fur trim. A removable flat fur scarf adds versatility for warm days and cool evenings, allowing the coat to shift from summer to autumn use.
Slice bread into rounds and toast well then butter. Pour hot pineapple syrup over the toast and top with whipped cream if desired. This simple dish highlights cooked pineapple with a sweet syrup and creamy finish.
Beewax and salt are said to render a rusty flat tron as smooth as glass, according to a brief old recipe note. The guidance emphasizes a simple mixture for a shiny, even surface.
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