Wealth Measured by Health Not Wealth
A reflective line contrasts wealth with health, urging remembrance of vitality as the true measure of wealth. It suggests people realize their former health value only when recalling past wellness amid wealth.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
5
A reflective line contrasts wealth with health, urging remembrance of vitality as the true measure of wealth. It suggests people realize their former health value only when recalling past wellness amid wealth.
Patent to Elsie Zane Wall for 80.03 acres in the upper Big Hole basin. Certificate of Competency. Warranty Deed from Mary B. Elliott to George. Opp for 3 lots in Rife's second addition to Dillon on Rife street. Consideration $10.00. Quitclaim from Charles A. Burden et al to Mrs Ella Gruell for 135 inches of water from Maiden Creek, consideration $1.00. Assignment of Interest from Emmanuel J. Downing and Lillian May Hiden to Rebecca J. Downing for Lilly and Florence lode mining claims in Birch Creek district. Decree assigning estate to widow in Emmanuel Downing estate proceeding. Water right by Thos. Marchh for 1 cubic feet per second of waste water from Se well ranch Selway Creek.
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