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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

8

Marriage of Hartwig and Miss Isabell at Dillon

A wedding in Dillon united Miss Isabell Mast and Julius Hartwig of Reichle with about sixty guests. The bride, a Beaverhead county high school graduate, worked in the local telephone office. the groom, son of Reichle pioneers, works for the state highway commission. They will live in Dillon after July 1 following a Yellowstone Park trip.

Dillon Carl Mast Isabell Julius Hartwig Reichle Shev Beaverhead County State Highway Commission Harold Warner Latter Day Saints Church Jane Bryan Donald Tash Hartwig Yellowstone Park Nick Addens Marie Reichle Plains Mont Vance James Kathryn Cummins Butte Farmers’ Union Glen J. C. Ferguson Bible Study Club Edna McGrath

Summer sun and wind boost home laundry and fabrics

A home economics expert extols open air drying and sunlight for cleanliness and brightness, noting that direct sun fades some fabrics but overall benefits colored and white linens alike. The piece also mentions Frank Reed failing a civil service exam for a county purchasing post and praises Wiley Post for winning the 1938 International Aeronautic Federation gold medal for solo flight around the world in seven days and change.

Wiley Post Oklahoma International Aeronautic Federation

Lovelace for Congress in Montana

Bozeman reports strong local backing for John A. Lovelace as the candidate to represent Montana in Washington. Residents cite his 33 years of party service, farming and merchant work, and stance on labor relief, insurance, rehabilitation of silver, and small-business credit.

John Lovelace Montana Senate

Community notes on weddings rodeo and local visits

The column records recent weddings and showers including Mrs. Royce Barth and Mrs. Arthur Sorum in the community, plus a note of visitors for a week end. Jim Jichneon’s rodeo drew record attendance and hosted candidates such as Frank R Venable and others. Tom DuBois returned from a western state trip with positive reports on crops, sugar, and livestock.

Riendship Club Coy Rice Joan Jackson Sanderson Millicany Holman Wisdom Royce Barth Arthur Sorum Jim Jichneon Frank R. Venable The Montana Life Co Dale E. Metlen P. J. Flynn Florence Backis Henry G. Rodgers Luther Smith J. A. Albers John G. Albers Neil Doyle Lio Traux Alex Crosby Wallace Forsgren W. D. Ross Leonard A. Schulz Walter LE. Stinson Dell Lloyd Joe Shaw Frank B. Rife Tom Albert M. C. Jackson G. W. Wilson Tom. DuBois Missoula Kalispell Helmsville Big Blackfoot Smith River Meagher County

Potpourri and Witty Sayings From Various Columns

A collage of quotes and humorous lines from magazines and newspapers. Items touch on health, marriage, virtue, and social habits with satirical quips about reductions salts family life and propriety. Notable lines reference Joe Satterthwaite and a Cambridge divorce case involving a husband and his dog.

Ralph .E. Gibson Cambridge, Mass

Twice Told Tales at Church Sparks Laughs and Curiosity

A little girl visits church for the first time and asks about kneeling. Her mother hushes her, explaining they are praying. The girl then voicefully misinterprets and the mother replies with a joking, abrupt exchange about a car sale and replacement parts.

Thoughts for Serious Moments Sermons on Destiny and Truth

A compact meditation on integrity and fate. Quotes from Drummond Menicus Herbert Psalm 25 14 Whittier and Kingsley urge truth, courage, and daily betterment through steadfast faith and action. The piece links destiny to moral effort and practical kindness in everyday life.

U S Rubber Pioneered Major Tire Advancements

The United States Rubber Company led early tire innovation with first U S plantations vulcanized rubber under the 1842 patent. It built the first U S auto tire and airplane tire, introduced straight side and clincher cord tires, low pressure tires, center traction tires, and the flat band method.

United States Rubber Company United States

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