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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

5

Engagement ring shatters Sallie in salon gossip

Sallie Learns Anne Coddington will marry Curtiss Wright after a facial session. The news spreads through Collette's beauty salon, leaving Sallie devastated as she wrestles with unrequited love and public rumour. Great Falls powder company increases by 50 percent. Bainville farmers to buy Great Northern stock from Scobey.

Collette Collette’s Valeria Anne Coddington Anne Curtiss Valerie Great Falls—Powder Company Bainville Great Northern Scobey

Foley Pills Claim Kidney Relief in Ad Claim

An advertisement quotes J. D. Stephens of Samson Alabama stating Foley Pills improved his kidney health after years of trouble. The ad credits Potts the druggist and carries the date Adv. 27-81.

J. D. Stephens Samson, Ala Potts

Colors Have Varied Effects on Surfaces

An authority explains how color changes the perceived size and position of surfaces. Reds appear aggressive and can irritate. blues feel receding and soothing. greens are static. yellows enlarge and oranges can shrink or grow a surface depending on balance with red and yellow. Violet’s effect varies with red or blue balance.

Famous Delhi Gardens Laid Out by Monarch

The Kudsia Bagh gardens in Delhi were laid out in 1748 by Qudsia Begum, mother of Ahmed Shah, emperor of Delhi. The grounds, once connected to Qudsi Begum's palace, feature a central old gateway now ruins and an old mosque nearby, offering a glimpse of Mughal-era leisure despite lacking grand walls and entrances.

Kudsia Bagh Delhi India Quck Bengam Ahmed Shah Montreal Herald Qudsi Begum

Feast of the Banners observed in Japan for boys

The Feast of the Banners, a Japanese holiday honoring male children, occurs on May 5 13. Villagers display bamboo poles with paper fish to symbolize health and longevity. Families parade with banners, pennants, and boys in festive attire bearing sabers, wooden guards, and miniature banners.

Japan

Tribute to a Painter Millais

An American horse breeder praised Millais by describing a scene of his portrait that moved him. He said, upon viewing the picture, he would place it at a window where fillies come to feed from his hand, believing they would gallop to it.

Millais Sir Johnson Forbes Robertson Sunday Times London

Hopi and Apache Dolls: Material and Use Described

The Bureau of American Ethnology notes Hopi dolls are carved from the subterranean branch of the cottonwood tree and given to children as playthings. Apache dolls are often adobe and likely used similarly, sometimes linked to rain imagery though not actual deities.

Bureau of American Ethnology

All Fools Day Legend in Jewish April Fool Tradition

A traditional story links April Fools Day to Noah sending out the dove from the ark. The custom supposedly punished those who forgot the biblical date by sending them on foolish errands to recall the deliverance of Noah and his family.

Noah

The Council at Jerusalem and a Lemon of Earths Law

A church newsletter reflects on The Council at Jerusalem and the metaphor of the Law of Earth. It discusses charity through lemonade, biblical verses, and lessons about turning failure into victory with faith and resilience.

Goitre Relief Advertised and Local Economic Update

Mary A. Steinmetz reports Sorhol Quadruple removed her goitre completely. Sold at drug stores or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. local agent A Potts druggist. Chouteau notes an estimated crop value of 250000 dollars. Scobey reports 1646 car loads of produce shipped. Deer Lodge banks hold 3 million dollars in deposits for 4000 residents. Neihart reports Silver Dyke mine work restarting after dam collapse.

Mary A. Steinmetz Second St Missoula Mont Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio A. Potts Neihart Silver Dyke

The Evolution Debate and Flying Fads in One Page

A column parodies religious and scientific worries from early 20th century defenders of Darwin and Galileo. It cites Straton, Bryan, Wesley, and Copernicus while noting aviation safety feats at Mitchel Field and a joke about a county editor quitting with $50 000. It ends with reflections on population growth and human progress.

Calvin Copernicus John Wesley Galileo Bryan Darwin

Refinery Road to Undergo Heavy Grading Work

Lewistown road district reports receipts exceeding expenditures by 45000 dollars while planning extensive graveled improvements on the Refinery road.

Lewistown

Notice of Public Land Claim for Eek Wyoming Land

Department of the Interior state Great Falls Montana notices Mate Rebich of Dillon Montana filed on February 10 1922 for Additional Homestead Entry land in Eek Wyoming NWSE4 NE4 section 20 and NE4 section 29 township 8S range 10W MP M and will prove up the three year claim before Fred Rife Dillon Montana September 18 1926 witnesses Daniel Mooney Clarence Anderson Joseph Mautz George Butala all of Dillon Montana W E Bennett Register.

Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana Mate Rebich Dillon Helena Fred Rife District Court Daniel F. Mooney Clarence Anderson Joseph Mautz George Butala W. E. Bennett Register

Petersons seek divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty

In Beaverhead County Montana the district court issues a summons in the divorce action of James Peterson against Frances Peterson. The plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty continuing more than a year. The defendant is ordered to answer within twenty days of service.

Fred Rife

Extortionate Cruelty Case Filed in Dillon Montana

The document cites grounds of extreme cruelty continuing for over a year prior to filing and states the complaint is part of the record. Dated July 25, 1925, with John Collins as attorney for the plaintiff in Dillon, Montana.

John Collins Dillon, Montan

Notice of public land selection for Malvina Wagroner

United States Land Office Great Falls Montana gives notice that Malvina Wagroner filed July 17 1925 to select under the 1925 act the SW1/4 of section 12 township 7 south range 15 west Principal Montana meridian. Any adverse claimant or objector due to mineral character or other reason must file affidavits of protest by August 31 1925.

United States Land Office Great Falls Montana Malvina Wagroner Jeremiah Collins Transportation Building Washington, D. C Range Montana Meridian

Notice of Intent for Three Year Homestead Proof in Dillon

Henry Murphy of Dillon Montana filed intent to establish three year proof under the Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry Act for E% section 26 township 5 South range West Principal Montana meridian. The hearing will be before U S Commissioner F Haxtelbaker at Dillon on September 4 1925. Witnesses include M L Brockman Fred Johnson James Cunningham and Walter Stinston all of Dillon. Non coal land.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Henry Murphy Dillon Helena South Range & West Montana Meridian IF. A. Haxtelbaker U. S M. L. Brockman Fred Johnson James Cunningham Walter Stinston

Summons to Answer Complaint in Court Action

You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the Clerk of Court. Serve your answer on the plaintiff’s attorney within twenty days after service. If you fail to appear or answer, judgment by default will be entered for the relief demanded in the complaint.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead James Peterson Frances Peterson

Notice of William D. Bailey Homestead Proof Dillon

Notice is hereby given that William D. Bailey of Jackson Montana filed for three year proof to establish a land claim in town 6 south range 15 west principal meridian. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on September 12 1925. Contributors Jules Wegner John Wegner Charles Quick and John J Jackson all of Jackson Montana.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Great Falls Montana William D. Bailey Jackson Missoula Township Range F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Dillon Jules E.wegner John Wegner Charles Quick John J. Jackson

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