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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
Announcement notes subscription rates for following periods and states mail service at Dillon Post Office. It indicates rates for one year two fifty for six months four twenty five and three months sixty five.
Frank Eliel returns from an eastern trip via Washington where he discussed economic outlooks with leading figures from both parties. He says President Hoover and Congress are pursuing an economy and credit plan to restore confidence and spur employment and values.
General Charles G. Dawes earns high praise for honesty courage and decisive action in both war and peace. His retirement as Reconstruction Finance Corporation chair is seen with regret, yet his work on restoring prosperity is widely recognized and appreciated. His belief that a turning point toward prosperity has been reached offers solace to many.
Great Falls attorney Jess H. Stevens argues constitutional grounds for municipal ownership of utilities. He cites Article IV and XIII provisions permitting municipalities to acquire or expand water and sewer services and to incur debt for public utility projects with voter approval where required.
Brevity dominates the new swimwear with backless and two piece designs emphasizing comfort and ease in the water. Brassiere models, military side stripes, and sash accents appear in burnt orange and striped patterns, with back features allowing a full tan and a fashionable, practical fit.
Readable text lists multiple county officials including state representative, commissioner Edgar Rife, clerk of court and recorder, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, attorney Boss Emerick, superintendent of schools Lucie Walker, public administrator James E. Phillips, coroner surveyor Ernest Orr Jr, and justice of the peace Tom D. Caverly.
The piece discusses using city revenue from anticipated municipal bonds to fund utilities and public works, urging a special legislative session to push a constitutional amendment. It also recounts Muscle Shoals history where Alabama Power donated site to the U.S. government, the $1 compensation, later a $500 fine for reproducing a public document, and Congress turning the project into a political football.
Veterans joining the American Legion for 1932 who have current cards and dues by July 10 receive at no charge a 32 page booklet on federal and state laws for World War veterans. The booklet guides how to start and pursue claims and is available only to Legion members. Beaverhead Post has 92 members with about 30 delinquents. aim is 110.
The 40 year Dillon native James Pascoe who lived here since the town's founding and in Montana since ’62 died at the poor house after a cruel vigilante torture episode during Colorado's early Pike's Peak excitement. The tale notes his innocence and the miners’ attempt to force a confession. Quartz fever and a rush to the hills for prospecting are mentioned as the town’s current craze. Water remains plentiful in city irrigation ditches and residents are urged to soak lawns promptly in anticipation of drought.
A pretty wedding last evening joined William Wilson and Daisy Kenison as contracting parties. A class of three students will graduate from the professional and one from the classical courses at the Normal college this spring. A grand Fourth of July celebration is planned in Dillon this year.
J E Monroe takes over as temporary head succeeding H H Swain at the state Normal college. City council approves purchase of the Robblors for the new city hall. Mr and Mrs Ed Cushing depart for Seattle and Portland for a visit. George Gosman accepts a position at Potts arug store.
Beaverhead County Chapter American National Red Cross announces its annual meeting on Thursday June 28 1982 at 8 pm in the Court Room Dillon Montana. Election of officers reports from officers and committees and other business will be conducted. All chapter members may attend and vote. Chapter Chairman 23 24
Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson predicts within 50 years the world will rely on reindeer from Alaska, Canada and Siberia rather than cattle. He cites grass land summers and lichens winters, natural cold storage in the far North, and tuberculosis risks to Argentine and American herds as factors. He notes reindeer meat tastes similar to beef, though most will still choose beefsteak if available.
Complaint filed in district court Monday by George M. Melton and RB. E. Foster trustees of the estate seeks a restraining order in a land sale case, naming the parties and presenting the legal action to prevent transfers pending further proceedings.
Real estate transfers list deeds from Beaverhead Abstract Co to various buyers in Dillon and Polaris areas. Montana State Auditor issues certificate of compliance for United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co, Baltimore, authorizing miscellaneous insurance to March 31, 1936 with financial figures shown.
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana sets June 20 1932 at 11:00 AM to prove the will and codicil of Alfred E Graeter Deceased and hear Margaret Ann Graeter’s petition for Letters Testamentary. Interested parties may appear at the Beaverhead County Courthouse Courtroom.
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