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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1928

Page

6

Baby’s life to be ruled by science in New York

A six week old baby will be closely studied by a team of scholars including Dr Verace M Kallen mother is head of Hamilton Grange school John B Watson and Edward B Hott will observe emotions nerves and bodily reactions to chart every gurgle laugh mood and toe wiggle for scientific purposes.

New York Marriet Mike Tarries Harger Verace M. Kallen Princeton Harvard University of Wisconsin William James He Tamilton Grange School

Ancient Bones Found in English Village

In Ratnham England workmen uncovered a stone coffin two feet underground containing fragments of two ancient Briton bones from the time of Julius Caesar. The coffin of solid rock held a horn drinking vessel and two clay pots with crude designs. British Museum experts will examine the finds.

Ratnham England Great Britain Julius Gaesar British Museum

Earth tides caused by celestial gravity shift crust

Dr Walter D T Lambert of the US crust and pedetic survey notes tides lift and lower the crust under lunar and solar attraction. Another factor is ocean pressure creating bulges, with Atlantic tides observed at Williams Bay Wisconsin, suggesting the effect girdles the Earth.

Pevan Walter TD. Lambert United States Crast and Peedetic Survey Anc Deepe Rambert Williams Bay Wis

Sum Days Arithmetic in Kindergarten

A Farm and Fireside note laments teaching Sum Days Arithmetic to kindergartners, suggesting even preschoolers keep track of days of reckoning. The observation hints at early numeracy being introduced to young children.

Active Living At 39 Major Ackerman Endorses Foley Pills

Not age but activity guides health says Major Ackerman of Barberton Ohio who works daily in his office at 39. He credits Foley Pills diuretic for regulating kidney elimination and keeping him in fine condition. The ad claims long constant use over 25 years and guarantees satisfaction with sale by George M. Gosman.

Major Ackerman Barberton Ohio George M. Gosman Potts

Sells Brothers Circus Opens In Dillon With Elephants And Steam Calliope

The July 20 Dillon scene features a Sells Brothers parade led by six elephants, a booming steam calliope, and a loud Dillon brass band accompaniment. A Birch Creek cloudburst uprooted Utah and Northern track sections, causing flood damage. The First National Bank reports in Idaho gold dust and bars totaling 540 ounces worth 9197. Mason ic hall cornerstone laid this afternoon with remarks by Cornelius Hedges, secretary of the grand lodge.

the Tribune Sells Brothers Circus Dillon Utah Birch Creek First National Bank Salmon and Gibbonsville Idaho Cornelius Hedges Grand Lodge

Jackson Boom Adds New Newspaper and Musical Piano

Jackson in the Big Hole basin shows rapid growth with a relocated newspaper plant led by L. H. Kelly owner of a new shooting gallery. He imports a mechanical piano praised as the first of its kind in the state. Lima dedicates a new flag pole secured by Dr. L. C. Ford this week.

Tribune Jackson Big Hole Basin Gibbonsville L. H. Kelly Lima L. C. Ford

Narrow Escape As Gun Misfires On Grasshopper Ranch

W S Tash survived a close call when his gun discharged after dropping from its holster while he worked on his Grasshopper ranch. Big Hole residents push for improved mail service as Bristow to Fox mail travels 180 miles for a 20 mile distance. Strobel airship slated for state fair draws crowds with a five mile flight in under five minutes and rare aviation feats.

the Tribune W. S. Tash Grasshopper Big Hole Bristow Fox Montana Strobel

The Value of Sincerity in Affectionate People

A remark on affectation noting that even well meaning, kind-hearted individuals with strong affectation are accepted by friends when their intent remains good. It contrasts true kindness with showy behavior and suggests acceptance hinges on character.

Washington on Thrift Keeps an Account Book

George Washington advises to keep an account book and record every receipt and expenditure. The quote emphasizes careful tracking of finances and disciplined money management.

George Washington

Robot wins Ella Van Heusen at Chicago Televox exhibition

Miss Ella Van Heusen of Chicago, nicknamed Miss Universe, tips her hat to the mechanical man Televox during his Chicago exhibition. The robot easily wins the lady and is seen holding her hand.

Ella van Heusen Chicago

Real Estate Transfers In Beaverhead Abstract Week

Real estate transfers filed in Beaverhead Abstracts for the week ending July 21 1928 include warranty deeds from S B Howell to Rhea L Meade for 480 acres in Horse Prairie and from Daniel Tovey Sr to Clarence K Barnes for 9.24 acres west of Dillon. Quitclaims list Luella A Meine to Hiles P Lane and J H Gilbert Trustee to TJ Mulany for 960 acres in the Big Hole Basin. Also recorded are mining claims Isidore H Brand to Boston Montana Railway Co Keith Lee and Anna Lee in the Elkhorn district and the Montana Mines Co group in the Elkhorn district, plus location certificates for Quartz Hill claims Agate South Star and Gray Belle in the Quartz Hill district.

S. A Levert G Price Sage Creek S. B. Howell Rhea L. Meade Horse Prairie Daniel Tovey Sr Clarence K. Barnes Bertha Ewing Celenda Tessier Dillon Montana Nellie J. Barnes Hiles P. Lane Isidore H. Brand Boston-Montana Railway Company Keith Lee Anna Lee Elkhorn Beaverhead County Boston-Montana Mines Company Iikhorn Quartz Hill Mining Company Agate South Star Gray ‘Belle Quartz Hill

Castoria Ad Promises Quick Quiet Sleep For Infants

An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, purely vegetable remedy for babies. It claims Castoria quiets fretful infants, helps sleep, and eases nighttime upsets with potent sales figures from recent years.

Insects Threaten Humanity Says Woman's Home Companion

The magazine cites that over six hundred thousand insect species inhabit the earth and more are discovered annually as they menace various ecosystems.

Henpecked Hubby Not Confined to Mankind

Smithsonian volumes on North American birds highlight shore birds with the phalarope as the henpecked male. The female’s vivid plumage and decisive nature drive marriage, incubation, and child care while the industrious male endures constant prompting and occasional chases in marsh scenes.

Smithsonian Institution North America Smithsonian North American Arthur C. Bent Taunton Mass Mr. Bent Washington Star

Poor Program First Guest and Second Guest Review

The dialogue notes a contrast in selectivity between two guests. First guest praises Smith's unusually good selectivity, while the second guest questions Smith's selectivity, implying mixed opinions.

Smith

Wheat seed story on Kansas farm girl and ripened sheaf

Alice Laptad helps on her father Fred Laptad's Kansas wheat farm as the Kansas State Agricultural Board certifies a 100 percent pure shock of wheat. Fred Laptad is a leading seed merchant and Alice is a high school student assisting in the fields.

Alice Laptad Kansas State Agricultural Board Fred Laptad Alice

Even Finest Violins Must Have Exercise

A Stradivarius violin dating from 1713 has been in the McDonald family of Rice Lake Wisconsin for 175 years. Inscribed inside reads Antonius Stradivaris Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1718. The instrument, owned 53 years by William McDonald, has been used in regional fiddlers contests.

William McDonald Rice Lake Wis Milwaukee Journal McDonald Antonius Stradivaris Cremonensis Cremona Antonio Stradivaris McDonalds

Incomplete text fragment about a king and pastime

Fragment mentions the king of Spain in England and a favorite pastime involving a bus top, but the sentence is cut off and unclear about specifics or context.

Spain England

General Sherman, Largest US Tree, Sequoia National Park

The General Sherman in Sequoia National Park is the United States tallest tree at about 280 feet with a diameter near 86.5 feet. Its size makes it a notable giant among America’s ancient forest monuments.

United States General Sherman Sequoia National Park Liberty

Radio scientist quips on telephone engineers and noise

A noted radio scientist jokes that telephone engineers resist admitting static exists. They prefer to call it noise, reflecting a witty aside on the radio technology and terminology of the era.

Minister Samuel Henry to wed Catherine Woods in La Verne

Samuel Henry 86 a minister and Catherine Woods 79 will marry soon in La Verne California. The notice hints at a companionate marriage but suggests none here.

Samuel Henry Catherine Woods la Verne Cal

Notice to Creditors Orrin Beall Estate Beall Montana

Notice to creditors of Orrin Beall deceased to present claims with vouchers to administratrix Bessie M Beall within four months after first publication. Claims filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication July 13 1928.

Orrin Beall John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead Bessie M. Beall aAnnanad

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