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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a case titled Helen Courtney versus appears to be on record with no further details provided in the fragment.
SHERIFFS SALE A F WALDORF Plaintiff against GEORGE NOBLE Defendant To Be Sold at Sheriff s Sale On the 16th day of June 192 at 2 o clock PM of grid day at the front door of the Court House in the city of Dillon Beaverhead County State of Montana the following described property to wit Lots 13 14 14 Block 7 Slaters Subdivision of the City of Lima Mont Terms of Sale Cash Dated this 23rd day of May 192 D Fr MOONEY Sheriff of Beaverhead County By W D Ross Under-sheriff 21-23
A village society class feels scorn from the county seat elite, whose own society is despised by the state capital’s upper crust. The text notes hierarchical disdain crossing local to regional levels without detailing individuals or dates.
A long piece argues that tobacco supports numerous industries beyond the product itself. It cites licorice, sugar, coal, wooden cigar boxes, nails, paper, labels, and advertising, plus farms, retail outlets, real estate, insurance, railroads, and government revenue. It notes 95 percent of editors oppose prohibition and that widespread impact would hit many communities.
A writer urges Americans to study French living by valuing enjoyments over housing costs and to soften manners in business. The piece contrasts French restaurant ambiance with American habits, praising courtesy and restraint in trade and social life.
The piece notes tourists seek wealth symbols on Fifth Avenue and Wall Street. It highlights Metropolitan Museum of Art, Woolworth Building, harbor vistas, and Broadway lights as powerful draws, while bus conductors claim glimpses of Vanderbilt Rockefeller Jr and Morgan captivate visitors and even affect traffic.
A large paper mill at Vargo Sweden recently rebuilt on improved lines now uses no coal. The boilerhouse holds seven electric boilers of 3000 hp each fed directly at 10 000 volts. Steam generation is regulated within five per cent and full pressure can be reached in five to ten minutes after switch on, promising economy over prior coal firing.
A man complains that friends do not take his troubles as seriously as he does, expressing ongoing frustration about perceived lack of support and understanding. The remark hints at social strain and personal sensitivity in interpersonal relationships.
National Kindergarten Association column urges parents and teachers to protect children’s poetic sense amid unrest. It highlights intimate mother child bonds through nursery rhymes, calls for broader poetry beyond Mother Goose, and recommends classic children’s poetry collections from publishers in New York City.
Advertisement for eye health by Dr. H. H. Scarbrough at Andrus hotel Dillon. June 9 event promises headache relief and eye care from a specialist. Ends with the number 22-14.
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