Hills back from Salmon Idaho trip report road and fire notes
Sheridan residents recount a family visit to Salmon Idaho noting rough public highways yet good crops while warning of fire danger from dry conditions. Forest officials urge campfire caution as grazing and hay harvest continue. Miss Lynn Walter elected state pharmaceutical association treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Charles Hill
Robert Hill
Helena
Walter Hill
Salmon
Idaho
Harry Hill
Sam Godfrey
Ramshorn
W. R. Chapline
Washington, D. C
Chapline
Ruby
McGinnies
C. B. Hale
Fickes
Forest Service
W. S. Kearney
Walter Ellinghouse
Montana
Madison National Forest
Lynn Walter
State Pharmaceutical Association
Missoula
Miss Walter
Walter
Armstead News highlights local visits and travel
Smith M. Ames attended to business matters Friday afternoon. Several residents including Miss Maureen Desmond and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sage were seen in Dillon and Elkhorn Springs. Movements include trips to Dillon Twin Bridges and Bedrock with visits by Walter Lyons, L. C. Stocker, Eva Stocker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
IF. A. Kemps
Pocatello
Idaho
Maureen Desmond
Dillon
Laura Scott
Claire Sage
Dellar Gordon
Walter Scott
Tom Scott
Grant
Sophia Guyaz
Walter Lyons
Mae Stark
Fitz
Elkhorn Springs
G. E. Butt
Harold Robinson
A.M. Smith
I M. Patterson
John Mullen
Edpar Rife
J. A. Golobick
Twin Bridges
Pearl I. Smith
Rachel
Florence Ames
Bedrock
L. M. Pfiffner
I. P. Blair
California
Foley Honey and Tar Compound Ad Sample
An old advertisement offers Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds along with Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Send the cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle and free samples, as pitched by Potts the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Potts
Safari anecdotes from Kenya by Martin Johnson
Martin Johnson in the World's Work recalls a dawn journey through Kenyan forests where elephants, rhino, buffalo, zebra, oryx and ostriches roam. He notes how ostriches sprint along the road, racing the vehicle, then pause to watch as the travelers pass, a curious daily spectacle.
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Sin
Kenya
Grant
Martin Johnson
Life Afloat In Siam As Described By Lyman Bryson
The Atlantic Monthly piece notes most Siamese citizens live on boats with no home. Families share boat decks, bathing from front perches, and waterborne life defines daily routine. Temples and palaces line shorefronts while princes reside abroad. a floating understructure keeps a grand palace above water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Bryson
Atlantic Monthly
Europe
Lis Majesty
A Dillon Home Offer for Easy Payments
A Dillon Home message promotes buying a Dillon house on easy payments, claiming ownership brings lasting happiness beyond rented suit or gown and suggesting affordability for residents, ranchers, and farmers seeking school advantages. C. C. Newman, Dillon Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
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Con
Dillon
Montana State Fair urged as banner event for state
The Helena residents and Lewis and Clark County rally behind Montana's State Fair blaming last year’s weather for low receipts. They urge statewide support from Glendive to Plentywood and Monida to make this year the biggest and best yet with Be averhead contributing a winning exhibit and large attendance.
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Helena
County of
Lewis and Clark
Nature
Montana
Commonwealth
Glendive
Troy
Plentywood
Monida
Old Beaverhead
Helena Bildy Bakery To Expand Plant Machinery
Helena Bildy Bakery plans expansion by installing new machinery to increase production capacity and modernize equipment. The move aims to boost output, support growth, and improve efficiency at the existing facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena—Bildy Bakery
Cockroaches Spread by Trade and Tides of History
A historical note traces the cockroach to India and links its spread to Francis Drake and Spanish ships. It describes the woodlouse named cu carache as the origin of modern cockroaches and explains their adaptation to ships and living in dark holds. New species emerged in America and Australia as human activity expanded globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Drake
India
Europe
America
Australia
Court orders sale of Duncan McArthur estate real property
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court approves a petition by Katherine McLeod as administratrix to sell all real property of the deceased Duncan McArthur. Interested parties must appear August 29, 1925, at 10 a.m. to show cause why the sale should not be authorized. Publication in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks is ordered. Judge Henry G. Rodgers signed July 31, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Duncan McArthur
Katherine McLeod
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Aluminum rivals steel in vast modern industry
Aluminum, once a laboratory curiosity, has become a major industrial rival to copper and steel. It now serves in countless household items and is essential in painting, aircraft and dirigible constructions, and high tension cables. Output has grown from nothing to hundreds of millions annually in twenty years.
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Sheridan News
Wilbur Marsh
Arthur Gifford
Tacoma
Wash
Gifford
Mr. Marsh
W. A. Means
Funk
Guild
Newell C. Knight
Three Creek Ranch Company
J. H. Thomas
Weiser
J. H. Foster
Leo Dullea
Armstead News
Siam
C.C. Newman
Dillon Hotel
Dillon, Mont
Great Falls
Leonard
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Benny Leonard
Goodrich
Stan Loayza
Chile
H, Pantry Post
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Peter B. Kyne
Kondo
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Bond Grocery Co
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