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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
In advance rates listed for one year and three months. Entry status notes Dillon Post Office mailing as second class matter.
The citizens of Dillon extend a sincere welcome to Normal College summer students. They describe Dillon as a modern, hospitable city with ample amenities, cool summers, clean water, and plentiful recreation. The message invites students to feel at home, enjoy the faculty, and benefit from educational opportunities while visiting for the term.
The Montana Stand ard editor lauds bountiful statewide rains easing over fifty percent of local ills. He notes renewed optimism as streams rise crops green and soil moist, predicting recovery as farm product values climb toward normal.
An affidavit or notice of intention to hold mining claims without performing assessment work in 1931–32 is required under the Swing resolution recently passed by Congress and signed by the President.
A roster of Montana public figures and candidates including the governor, attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, superintendent of schools, district judge, state senators and representatives, and various county officials. Names such as Lester Lobl Helena Tom Stout Lewistown J. J. Brett Butte Christine Smith Helena Lyman H. Bennett Virginia City are shown in a long roster.
Professor Adams cites a resolution suspending the annual labor requirement for all mining claims in the United States including Alaska for the fiscal year July 1 1931 to July 1 1932. The text notes no affidavit of intent is required this year and warns that unless legislation passes the usual annual labor must be performed by July 1 1933 for the 1932 period.
With the Republican National Convention in Chicago delivering daily national broadcasts, residents pack Dillon Furniture, Beaverhead Auto Sales, City Drug, and George Gosman’s to hear the proceedings. Enthusiasm rises as speakers fire up topics and patriotic music plays between bursts of applause. Supporters from both sides follow the programs closely.
The Butte Voi ture box-car club plans a June 25 initiation at city hall named wreck ceremony for new members called prisoners. The event follows a big picnic with a parade expected featuring the Butte Legion drum corps and Dillon Elks, reflecting the group’s A. E. F railroading humor and French titles.
State Agriculture announces a Eat More Dairy Products slogan contest with 50 dollars in prizes for the three best entries. Entries must be 12 words or fewer and mailed by June 30 to the Dairy Division in Helena. Judge decisions are final and ties divide the money.
A promotional note urges readers to commit to a simple savings scheme. Participants are told to deposit weekly amounts of one two or five dollars into a savings account, with the implication that such small sums will be easy to maintain and hardly missed. The text emphasizes affordability and gradual accumulation.
Clarence BE Want of Lakeview Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in sections 9 10 14 and 19 Township 14 South Range 1 East and 1 West M P Meridian before Rife Clerk of Court Dillon Montana on July 27 1982. Witnesses listed Samuel A Hayden Archibald A Hayden LeRoy M Gilbert George W Elder all of Montana. First published June 16 1932. Last published July 14 1932. Dillon Tribune.
Sealed bids due by 10 AM July 1 1938 in Helena Montana for concrete curbs steps walks at State Normal College Dillon. Bid must include 10 percent certified check payable to Montana Treasurer. Proposals sealed with proper endorsements. Board may reject any bid. Proposals opened 10 AM July 1 1938. Also probate notice for Alfred E Graeter estate in Beaverhead County Montana scheduled June 20 1932.
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