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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

4

North Dakota state bank criticized for political control and failed ventures

The official bulletin cites repeated state bank failures in several states, including Kentucky Alabama Mississippi and others, arguing state banks were politicized and used for political influence rather than sound lending. It notes Townley’s control and warns business leaders distrust state banking plans.

North Dakota Montana Development Association Worth Dakota Bulletin Dakota Bank Lund Townley Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky State Bank of Alabama North Dakota Institution Tuscalosa T.T Texas Arkansas Ilinois Tennessee Louisiana Georgia Vermont Missouri Delaware Carolinas North Dakota State Bank Bank of North Dakota Arthur &. Townley

Maxim Silencer for Ships Promises Quieter Ocean Travel

Eight ships now sail the Pacific with new Maxim silencers weighing 8000 pounds each. Hiram Percy Maxim, inventor of the silencer, says the device aims to reduce motor noise, aiding a shift from steamers to faster oil burning vessels. He will not disclose construction until patents issue.

Pacific Ocean Hiram Percy Maxim Maxim

Trade journals and niche papers fill specialist markets

The piece notes numerous trade and hobby periodicals serving specific professions and crafts from billposting to beekeeping and bell ringing. It highlights the breadth of periodical literature beyond general newspapers, including trade titles for laundry workers pawnbrokers undertakers and more, joking that new titles would be announced if burglars or marble players appear.

London Postman’s Gazette Undertakers Undertakers’ Journal Waste Trades Journal Bloodstock Breeders’ Review Talking Machine News Flute’ Players

Phonetic Spelling Experiment Draws Interest in London

A simplified spelling society in London promotes a one sound one symbol system with digraphs. The sample text shows phonetic rendering of English phrases such as Wuns upon a tyme rich lord and his wyf and suggests many prefer spelling by ear over traditional English. Some see phonetic reform as desirable, while others resist current spellings.

London Seattle Post-Intelligencer

France as a Field of Study for Chinese Reconstruction

Wang Tsing wei of the Societe Franco-Chinoise urges Chinese progressives to study in France during reconstruction. He argues China must send many students abroad to learn and accelerate national modernization, proposing a target of 100000 students with the motto Let us have more.

France China Wang Tsingwei Societe Franco- Chinoise

The Way of the World Neighbors Turn to Marriage

An Edinburgh Scotsman anecdote notes Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones neighbors with a garden and chickens. Their lives hinge on an only son and daughter, but the year passes without garden progress. The daughter visits, offers sympathy, and the widowed Mr. Smith marries her.

Mr. Smith Mr. Jones

Ep worth League picnic and campus events at Dillon

On Friday June 18 Ep worth League hosted a picnic for Normal students after a river road hike and camp fire. President Atkinson spoke at convocation on rising prices and factors in 1914 costs, noting certain global and domestic pressures.

Epworth League Atkinson Bozeman de Montana

Reichle P. O. June 23 1920 road crew update

Louis Stahl visited from Dillon to direct the road crew overseeing work from Apex toward Brown Bridge. John Poole and family are expected.

John Poole

Pure Milk and Cream from A Spencer

Advertisement for pure milk and cream from A Spencer. Milk priced per quart and cream per half pint with Saturday delivery. Orders to Box 774, Dillon.

A. Spencer Dillon

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