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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
11
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. for all ages. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Prof Lee Light and Prof J Scott Wiseman lead. Evening services at 8:00 p.m. Midweek Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7:30. Dr Geo Mecklenburg to speak Tuesday evening June 28 at the Methodist church.
A. A. Quarnberg of Vancouver picked two apples said to come from the oldest tree in the Pacific Northwest dating back to a Hudsons Bay Company era. The tale traces Fort Vancouver founded 1824 and its rise as a transmontane capital under John McLoughlin, with the apple seeds allegedly planted by a sailor before returning to the wilderness. The story frames Fort Vancouver as a historic hub before the Oregon United States boundary changes.
Washington D C The Republican Congress has rehabilitated World War I soldiers says Simeon D Fess Chairman of the House Committee on Education The report lists 114 584 eligible for section 2 training with allowances and 80 075 for section 3 training without pay By April 1 1921 81 481 had paid training 10 496 training without pay 89 under the Elks fund making 90 066 total entering training By March 15 1921 3 123 had completed training and 7370 discontinued About half of those trained found employment The rehabilitation board used about 2000 schools and 8000 plants Factoring in expenses the program has spent 89 521 414 since the act of June 17 1918 Of this 68 000 000 went to maintenance overhead ran about 14 percent overall The overhead has not fallen below 4 percent as of March 1921
Rep Hull proposes buying about 226 acres of Chalmette battlefield near New Orleans to form a national military park. At $2,000 per acre, total costs approach $500,000, with the federal government already owning parts including the Chalmette Monument. The plan follows a War Department and Engineer Office review and a bill awaiting Congress action.
The piece alleges Republican groups aim to pause aggression briefly to unite and endorse several near politicians for ministerial roles in Yap Dahomey and St Helena delaying their return to Montana. Allied powers are described as potential help to the state through this strategy.
A sharp distinction is drawn between possessing general intelligence and possessing multiple distinct cognitive skills. The text argues that true breadth of thinking comes from cultivating separate areas of mastery and adaptable problem solving.
Importers and exporters join travelers under the Stars and Stripes in a call to keep ships sailing around the world. A patriotic message urges continued support for maritime trade and national resilience at sea.
Transfers include George A. Rhino 334.32 acres in upper Big Hole near Jackson and John A. Ogden 820 acres near Point of Rocks. Also William O Conner 151.28 acres in Alaska basin and Centennial valley. James Slmose to William T Elliott 440 acres Horse Prairie. Robert M Gilbert to Argenta Ranch Co 40 acres west of Dillon. Ida M Slack to Argenta Ranch Co 488% acres near Argenta. Geo P Hughes to Tony Gelhaus 3 lots in Dillon. Northern Pacific Railway to J E Shaw 1800 acres in lower Big Hole near Bowen. J W Boyce to Charles J Pittman 850 acres near Bedrock. Sarah A Lewis to G E Alexander lot 1 in Lima. Rodney K E Forester et al to First National Bank 1 lot Dillon Montana street. water rights by Jane Montgomery 120 inches waste waters Price Creek Centennial valley. Thomas McMullin 38 cfs Snow Shed near Lima reservoir. affidavits by L C Ford and Chas S Truax. Frank C Slader single man Lima property. A Spencer Spencer lode near Badger Pass. Geo B Conway Grandon mill site Bryant district.
The piece notes Col. Bryan still aims for a United States Senate seat, trying Nebraska Texas and Florida. It doubts Florida Democrats will back him, expecting local talent to take precedence. It praises his long service to the Republican party and his role in shifting Democrats to the GOP.
The Argonaut reports government experts say the Philippines hosts the finest unworked iron fields in the world. More than 500,000,000 tons have been surveyed, with Mindanao deposits near harbors and Dukin bay enabling easy transport. At present only crude smelting occurs.
A provocative note asserts that what some call a man's private lodge room can be shouted on a street corner without triggering concern. The line hints at gendered expectations and public scrutiny of male spaces.
The Darwin Australia mayor Toupein refuses to pay federal income tax for two years claiming no representation in parliament. Officials warned but he sticks to the stance. As he plans to leave Darwin penalties loom while praise marks his departure.
An old saying warns that mixing inherited traits with personal restraint builds a firm base. The idea emphasizes balancing nature with disciplined choices to shape a stable path forward.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Helen Courtney sues Lyle Courtney for divorce on willful desertion and non support since 1919 and seeks custody of their minor child. The summons requires an answer within twenty days and warns of default judgment.
The administratrix Dollar B. Bennett deceased announces to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims directed to Norris, Hurd & Collins law office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. 4 Pons L. Bennett Administratrix.
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of John T. Clay deceased. Claims must be exhibited with vouchers within four months after first publication at the law offices of Lew L. & E. J. Callaway in Dillon Montana. Beaverhead County. Dated June 17 1921. Co. W. Hudson deceased.
Mrs. Corntossel asks Hiram if the place is improved to lure summer boarders. Farmer Corntossel replies that all necessary improvements are done and mentions buying jazz records and new needles for the phonograph.
A quip notes that a man lacking imagination bears one edge over others by avoiding imagined troubles and fears.
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