Dillon Post Office Transmits Second Class Mail Matter
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
9
Priceless Gutenberg Bible Sells for 106000 in New York
The Gutenberg Bible sold at public auction in New York for 106000, claimed to be the highest price ever paid for a single book. The piece, in Dr A S W Rosen bach’s possession, dates before Columbus and marks movable type’s origin with enduring ethical impact.
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New York
A. S. W. Rosenbach
America
Christopher Columbus
Genoa
New Yorker Tries Suicide Jump on L Train
A New Yorker attempted to jump from an L train but landed in a snow bank with a broken nose. The incident underscores the city’s safety and moral concerns amid debates over officials like Earl Craven and Countess Cathcart remaining in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Craven
Countess Cathcart
Ranchers urged to carry insurance after farm fire
A Tribune reporter visits the Martin Marcovitch farm wreck, noting the couple and children safe and hopeful. The fire destroyed buildings with no insurance carried on structure or machinery, while livestock survived. The piece urges ranchers to insure, discusses the hired man’s unclear fate, and reflects on rebuilding prospects.
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Tribune
Martin Marcovitch
Martin
Marcovitch
Butte
Rotary program features Albright and Gosman speakers
Dillon Rotary heard historian R E Albright of the Normal College present an overview titled The Last Eight Minutes tracing 125 years in a world-time frame. Commissioner O C Gosman explained the highway aid referendum and urged passage for road improvements. W E Roberts presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Albright
Normal College
O. C. Gosman
Board of County Commissioners
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Albright
Gosman
W. E. Roberts
Butte Big Hole Basin Fattening 18000 Cattle for Market
Butte Big Hole basin ships 18 000 cattle for market while other districts in the state handle 28 000 head. The figures indicate regional variations in cattle production across Montana.
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Butte—Big Hole
State
Real estate deal settles in Ruby Valley ranch transfers
Archie Hyndman sold the Silver Spring ranch to John Staltz for 55000, with Staltz planning electric lighting and water power use. Hyndman previously bought the Talty Dun can ranch for 20000, both in the Ruby Valley area. The item notes community events including library activities, a baseball committee, and local sports.
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Ruby Valley
Hyndman
Staltz Ranch
Duncan District
Talty Ranch
Birthday Horoscope for Week of March 7 to 13
A reading notes personalities for those born in this week. It highlights traits such as shrewdness tactfulness honesty and a keen intuitive mind. It also suggests career paths including acting singing teaching and business leadership for women and men respectively.
Officers Named For Dillon Fire Department Elections
At a regular Dillon volunteer fire department meeting held at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening nominations were made for the April 6 election. Nominees include Lindley, Phillips and Keith Lloyd for chief, Harvey Sorenson as assistant chief, John B. Mayfield secretary, D. V. Paddock treasurer, and A. A. Elliott and C. H. Bourquin trustees. Twelve new members were initiated bringing total personnel to 42, the largest in the department’s history. Novices listed: Fain Alkire, William Angove, W. E. Barry, Tom Carney, George Hopkins, Ambrose Henneberry, James McCollum, William Nelson, Howard Rosenall, Jack Stricker, George Taylor, and Cecil Trolinger. After initiation, refreshments and social mingling followed the ceremony.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Odd Fellow’s
Lindley
Phillips
Keith Lloyd
Harvey Sorenson
John B. Mayfield
D. V. Paddock
A. A. Elliott
C. H. Bourquin
Fain Alkire
William Angove
W.E. Barry
Tom Carney
George Hopkins
Ambrose Henneberry
James McCollum
William Nelson
Howard Rosenall
Jack Stricker
George Taylor
Cecil Trolinger
The First Baptist Church of Dillon Profile
The Dillon church is portrayed as a conservative, warm, well regarded congregation. Bible school at 10 morning worship at 11 Young People at 6 30 evening worship at 7 30. Blaine county shipped 12 carloads certified potatoes at $4.00 a bushel. Mrs Lester Rice motored to our city from near Apex.
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First Baptist Church
Dillon
Blaine County
Lester Rice
Our City
Apex
Seed potatoes and Club Wheat seed for sale
Netted Gem seed potatoes and Club Wheat seed available. See Chris Snider at Andrus hotel for details. Adv 9tf.
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Chris Snider
Andrus Hotel
County Board Proceedings March 1926 Tax Deeds and Budgets
Regular session heard tax deed matters and delinquencies. Barrett hospital claim cut. Santos Sacaria care bill disputed with Oregon Short Line. Sheriff to assist treasurer in collecting delinquent taxes and confiscate property if unpaid. Dr F M Poindexter reappointed county health secretary. Gilbert to seek official opinions in Helena and handle John Tritt estate. Bid call for Thompson Lane graveling. bridge contracts to be advertised. Taxes cleaned up. further collections planned.
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Ers
Barrett Hospital
Santos Sacaria
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Dan Mooney
County Board of Health
F. M. Poindexter
T. E. Gilbert
Helena
Montana
O. C. Gosman
Thompson Lane
George Metlen
John
Baker
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
Foley's Honey and Tar combines pine tar honey and soothing ingredients for cough relief. Highlights lack of opiates and safety for children and adults, touting effectiveness for coughs colds croup and throat irritation. Warns against substitutes. Potts the Druggest. Ad 10-13
Irrigated farm to set for cash or shares
Local notice seeks a reliable irrigator to lease a farm with ample water. Purchasers may pay in cash or shares and provide financing. Machinery and tools available. Respond to box 668 Dillon Montana. Adv. 8 11.
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Dillon
Mont
Wolf Point Fifty Miles Rural Lines Joined MTN System
Mountain States Telephone expands service adding fifty miles of rural lines to the Wolf Point area increasing coverage and accessibility for residents. The project broadens reach into surrounding countryside, improving phone connections and potential future upgrades.
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Wolf Point
Mountain States Telephone Co
Frazer
Mountain States Telephone System
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