Normal college notes show 1924 25 enrollment and grads
The new Normal College catalogue lists the 1924 25 registrations totaling 2246 across departments with 543 in regular year studies and 216 special music students. Men 60 and women 483. regional and correspondence studies expand reach with 31 non residents and 1007 in correspondence study statewide. June grads total 83 with 5 men and 78 women.
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Normal College
Butte
Anaconda
Prsons
Department of the Normal College
Silver Bow County
Beaverhead
Cascade
Envy Quote on Inferiority by Pliny
A compact quotation notes that envy signals perceived personal inferiority, attributed to the ancient writer Pliny. The line emphasizes envy as a social emotion tied to self-judgment and comparison.
Parcel Post Aids Dealers In Europe Sales Surge
Parcel post services boost direct sales from dealers to European customers with many articles produced domestically. The shift increases cross border commerce and expands shipment volume through postal networks.
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Europe
Foley Pills Advertises Kidney Relief
A Potts Camp Mississippi resident Cora Jernigan reports relief from kidney discomfort after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant. The ad urges trying a bottle and credits Potts the druggist with distribution dated 23-26.
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Cora Jernigan
Potts Camp
Potts
Adv
Canary Seed Planting Prompting Canny Banter
Jedkins jokes about Dan raising canaries while Dan replies he planted a pound of canary seed last week in a humorous exchange. The playful dialogue highlights rural humor and character banter.
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Jedkins
Dan
Wal
Opportunity Is The Only Knocker For Our Boss
A concise quote highlights opportunity as the sole attention grabber for the boss, framing it as the decisive factor guiding decisions and focus in the workplace.
They Are For Blivens Harpan Plans New Home
Blivens Harpan declares plans to construct a new residence with an expectation of a son on the second floor. Mrs B notes he often voices complaints and growls about various matters.
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Blivens
Dll
Harpan
Husband teases wife on 30th birthday plans
Mrs. Gush remarks on excitement for tomorrow as the wife turns 30, while Mr. Man jokes about being first to celebrate only the first few times. The exchange hints at affectionate banter within a family setting.
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Mrs. Gush
Mr. Man
Indecent Show Stopped by Constable in Salem Opera
Constable Perkins halted a Thursday performance at the Salem opera house charging an indecent act. He arrested both the ventriloquist and his dummy in the incident reported by the Salem Gazette.
Harmony or radio clash marks two homes
Mrs. Becker says AIL is harmony in their home while Mrs. Buckner disagrees noting they have a radio in theirs. The contrast highlights differing household attitudes toward technology and listening choices.
Honeymoon Couple Returns as Plans for Shopping Begin
Tom Tithers and his bride return from their honeymoon. Delighted couple discuss future plans as he asks her to purchase stockings and lingerie via a mail order house.
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Tom Tithers
Homestead Entry Seeks Three Year Proof in Montana
Albert Istell of Alder Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish homestead claim on SHY section 382 township 5 West range 5 West P M Meridan. Hearing before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on July 2 1925 witnesses Henry Stell Frank Bird Samuel Campbell Axel Bronzell. Non coal land record by US Land Office Great Falls Montana registrar Bennippt.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Albert Istell
Alder
Helena
Range
P. M
Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Juty
Henry Stell
Frank Bird
Samuel Campbell
Axel Bronzell
Notice of three year proof for Monida land claim
Milton Bean of Monida Montana filed in 1928 a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a Stock-Raising Homestead Entry claim for lands described in sections 17 and 20 township 13 south range 5 west P M meridian. The proof is to be made before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on July 28 1925. Milford Judy Irwin H Hallas and Andrew J Bean all of Monida Montana Charles H Rody of Lima Montana Goalland 2327
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Milton Bean
Monida
Helena
Nwy
Seyswy
Neyn
Township 13
Range 5
P. M
Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Milford Judy
Irwin H. Hallas
Andrew J. Bean
Charles H. Rody
Lima
Goalland
Johnson Couple Shares Tender Moments In Public Grooming
Tete Johnson and his wife are portrayed as a loving pair. They reportedly shave each other's necks, illustrating their intimate daily care and playful affection in a light domestic snippet.
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Tete Johnson
Beavorhead Court Orders Sale Of Estate Real Property
In the Matter of Maggie May Bell deceased the Beaverhead District Court orders the administrator Louis L. Bell to sell part or all of the real estate to pay debts and costs. A copy of the order will be published in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks starting mid June 1925. Judge Henry G. Rodgers presides.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Magre May Bell
Louis L. Bell
Maggie May Bell
District Court
Monana
State of Montana
Dillon
Deaverhead County
Dillon Tribune
Beaverhead County
Henry G. Rodgers
Mother’s skirts no longer reach the children today
A brief column notes social changes as youngsters drift from parental dependence while a diner exchange reveals inclusive service from a waitress and a customer’s polite question about lobster. The scene reflects evolving norms in public life.
Customer seeks cheap summer suit. clerk cites lunch break
A shopper asks for an affordable summer suit. The clerk explains the floor walker is away at lunch, implying immediate assistance is unavailable.
Coleridge Reflects on Bible Inspiration and Inner Depths
A writer notes that the Bible speaks to deeper aspects of the self than any other book, describing its spiritual pull as proof of inspiration.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Coleridge
Estray Sale Notice at Henry Thompson Ranch
Estray sale notice states owner not found, public auction to the highest bidder for cash on June 15 1925 at 1 30 p m at the Henry Thompson ranch Kidd Montana for a brindle muley steer about 4 years old weight about 1100 pounds branded on left ribs slight crop left ear stock inspector D V ERWIN to enforce sale action and terms.
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Henry Thompson Ranch
Kidd
Montana
They’ll Suffer Enough Introduce Enemies to Wife’s Kin
A reflective line suggests letting foes meet the wife’s relatives, then extending forgiveness, framing a moral stance on mercy and reconciliation.
Of the Same Family The Robin And The Bluebird
The robin and the bluebird share thrush family roots and resemble each other in appearance though distinct species. Both are familiar garden birds noted for cheerful songs and bright plumage.
Notice of Stock Raising Homestead Entry Three-Quarter
Land Office at Great Falls Montana May 13 1925 Notice is hereby given that Ralph S Cecil of Dillon Montana who on July 17 1924 made Additional Stock raising Homestead Entry formerly G F 062916 No 023639 for SYN N S8 N 28 township 10 South filed notice of intention to make three line continuation of entry and comply with law Then further proceedings will be conducted as required by law and order by the proper reviewing officer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Inalls
Montana
Ralph S. Cecil
Dillon
Township
Range
P. M
Meridian
Notice to Creditors Eva B Howell Estate
Notice is given by administrator Samuel B Howell for the estate of Eva B Howell deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at John Collins law offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First publication May 29 1925.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Mattie Martin
C. W. Robison
Dillon
Blanch Martin
A. D
Mary J. Gray
John Collins
Beaverhead County
Eva B. Howell
Samuel B. Howell
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