Surge in Oil and Gas Lease Applications Reported
The June total of 450 new oil and gas lease applications surpassed May’s 311, per the Interior Department Solicitor report.
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Solicice of the Interior
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
11
Farm Notes Highlight Education and Local Drilling
The educated farmer is more efficient and successful yet warned not to abandon farming. Ohio Oil reports a new 20 million cubic feet gas well near Livingston. A test well will be drilled at Springdale, 19 miles away. Strawberries are thriving on the Fort Shaw project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Big Sandy
Ohio Oil Company
Livingston
Springdale
Tubby Turner Seen Entering Clothing Store
Bilkins notes Tubby Turner entering a clothing shop and asks if he will buy a ready-to-wear suit. Tilten replies that only a handkerchief would fit him, implying Turner’s poor fit or style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilkins
Tubby Turner
Tilten
Pap Said No Monkeys Would Be Pet
A playful exchange centers on a potential pet monkey. He asks if a monkey would be accepted, she suggests asking her father for permission, framing a family negotiation in light humor.
Fifty Fifty Taxi Ride Confession Sparks Laughing Exchange
A taxi stops at the curb as an elderly woman exits and remarks it is her first taxi ride. The driver replies it is his first time driving one, prompting a humorous exchange about firsts.
Richard repeats Shakespeare prompts clash with teacher
A student retorts to a teacher about language by saying he is only repeating Shakespeare. The teacher counsels him to stop associating with the playwright. The exchange highlights tension over language use and literary influence in a classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Shakespeare
Turnip Blood Money Clash Between Mrs Slowpay and Collector
A tense exchange unfolds as Mrs Slowpay tells a collector you can’t get blood from a turnip while the collector asserts his duty to recover funds from a deadbeat in a sharp confrontation.
You Win Dickie Young Thing Dialogue on Hills
A playful exchange aboard a voyage features the captain correcting a passenger who misidentifies distant white hills as Greece when asked what they are. The captain explains the snow atop the hills.
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Greece
Party Plans Teeter On Jack's Attendance
Bill wonders if Jack will attend his party tonight. Tom doubts it citing Jack's tonsillitis. Bill complains he only has gin to offer as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jack
Tom
Hidden behind a skirt remark sparks pointed reply
In a sharp exchange a speaker asks what to call a man who hides behind a woman's skirt. The reply quips that in modern times he might be called a magician, signaling a playful jab at pretense.
Free Press and Public Readiness Keep Society Safe
A concise quote highlights that press freedom and accessible reading empower citizens to stay informed and safeguard democracy. The maxim credits Thomas Jefferson and underscores the value of open information for accountability and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Mrs DeAuphe-La Juie Accused in Rumor Row
A quoted defamatory rumor claims Mrs Francis DeAuphe-La Juie fled with a boarder. The speaker counters the allegation as false and malicious, noting only a roomer was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeAuphe
Lajuie
Evolution and Red Radical Ideology in 1920s Propaganda
The excerpt condemns evolution based socialism linking Karl Marx to Haeckel and Spinoza, alleging a Red conspiracy to spread evolution and collectivism through schools to seize property. It traces imagined origins from Egyptian and Babylonian priestcraft to modern radicalism and warns that denying God leads to societal collapse and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Marx
Haeckel
Spinoza
Hell
Stopped His Pains With Foley Remedies
J B Dring of Newport Rhode Island describes severe cold headache backache and abdominal pains. After using Foley's Honey and Tar with Foley Cathartic Tablets he was entirely relieved. The advertisement promotes the cough medicine as the World’s largest selling and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dring
Newport
R. I
Foley
Potts
Real Estate Transfers for Beaverhead Abstract Week
Real estate transfers from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 21 1923 list property dealings with various owners and parcel details in Beaverhead area records during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Various Property Transfers Across Dillon and Vicinity
Warranty and quitclaim deeds cover transfers of multiple parcels in Dillon and surrounding areas. Notable changes include 1 500 acres near Bend station, 827 acre Big Hole basin tracts, 306 acres in Centennial valley, and 160 to 480 acre holdings on upper Blacktail plus several mining claims in Bryant district and Hecla consolidated interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Elliott
Dan Mooney
Dillon City
M. E. Hay
Big Bend Land Company
Bend Station
L H. Yent
J. H. Gilbert
Mast Side
Dillon
A. J. Wedum
L.F. Moelleur
Erick H. Youngquist
Cecil L. Fallon
Blacktail
Wrick H. Youngquist
Frances
S. Kingsbury
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Curtis Hospital
South Washington Street
Joseph R. Coursey
J. A. O’neill
Big Hole Basin
J. A. O'Neill
Katherine O'Neill
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Security State Bank
Centennial Valley
W. M. Reed
George H. Shambow
John Thomas, Jr
J. A. Peterson
Lima
Town of
Short Street
Henry Knippenberg Et al
George B. Conway
Bryant District
Henry Knippenberg
Bryant
Hecla Consolidated Mining Co
Hecla Iy
Hl. Erickson
Domino Robert
Wisdom
A. L. Stone
Frank Ellil
Joy
Court House
Mont
Joseph L. Lewis
French Brothers
Watts Lode
Struggles Ten Years for Open Golf Title
Bobby Jones of Atlanta Georgia, long known as the boy wonder, has finally become National Open Champion after ten years of effort. He won the title in New York last week, having earlier secured a district victory at age twelve but facing repeated national defeats prior to this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Boy Wonder
United States
New York
South
Montana Livestock Report Sees Strong Cattle Lambs Prospects
July livestock briefing from Helena notes 98 percent normal ranges and cattle condition, with light six month losses about 8 percent. Calf crop at 69 percent of breeding cows, about 335000 calves, and a forecast fall market of 140000 head subject to revision. Lambs in good growth, lamb crop up from last year, wool clip larger, prices for feeder lambs around nine to ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Montana
Helena
Montana’ Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Catte
Montana
Strong cigars spark a pocket trouble joke
A woman asks for strong cigars for her husband and explains the last batch kept breaking in his pocket, prompting a clerk to offer mild or strong options in a humorous exchange.
Drilling Set for Cat Creek Well Below Madison Limestone
A Cat Creek field well will be drilled to test depths beneath the Madison limestone. The lower sands are regarded as the most promising for heavy production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Madison
Montana mineral production climbs to 44 million in 1922
Advance geological survey figures show Montana last year produced gold silver lead and zinc totaling 44 925 949 dollars an increase of 16 824 521 over 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Advance Geological Survey
Public Sale of Army Munson Shoes at 2.95
National Bay State Shoe Company touts 122000 pairs of U. S. Army Munson last shoes in sizes 5 to 12. Shoes are 100 percent leather, dark tan, bellows tongue, waterproof. Value $6.00, offered to the public at $2.95 with delivery or money order. Refund on not as represented.
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U. S. Army
Munson
U. S
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Simms
Fort Shaw Project
Aberdeen
Utah Coal
Rock Springs
Peacock
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Ervice
Oscar
Gilkison
Nour
Oscar Hall
Uncle Johns
Tony
Pap
Dickie
Literal Luke
Cradle OF Red
Mamatthews
Aya
James Johnson
Alexander &J.charleston
D.C
Louisa Almy, Secy
Martin C. Niemeier
F. A. Hyde & Company
Snow Line
Elverton Rouse
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Dean
Robert Moses
Idaho Street
Moses
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
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Elks
James G. McFarland
Watestown, & D
South Dakota
McFarland
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N. Y
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