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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

5

Desperate drive to Mandarin ends in tense request

In a strained exchange, Curtiss resists Sallie’s plea to flee together. He finally agrees to drive, the road framed by orange groves and mossed trees toward Mandarin as they seek tea and a possible confrontation about their future.

Curtiss Sallie Mandarin Mandarin Road St. Johns

Inevitable confession in a secluded woodland scene

A man confronts disturbing memories and reveals a volatile passion in a private cart ride through a springlike day. He admits past indiscretions at Bob Chenoweth's and contemplates the gulf between loving and possessing as a tense dialogue unfolds. Lewistown Federal reports December royalties from Cat Creek oil totaling 9,601.48.

Lewistown

Ancient Utah juniper may be world’s oldest tree

A juniper 8,000 years old or more found in Cache National Forest near Logan Canyon. The tree stands 42 feet tall with a ground diameter of 7 feet 6 inches and is under protection by the U S Forest Service.

Cache National Forest Utah Logan Canyon United States Forest Service

Sayings of the Seven Wise Men at Delphi

The mottoes engraved in the Temple of Apollo at Delphi include Know thyself by Simon of Athens Consider the end by Chilo of Sparta Suretyship is the precursor of ruin by Thule of Miletus Most men are bad by Bias of Priene Avoid excess by Cleobulus of Lindus Know thine opportunity by Pittacus of Milene Nothing is impossible to industry by Periander of Corinth

Apollo Delphi Simon Athens Chilo Sparta Thule Miletus Priene Cleobulus Lindus Pittacus Milene Perilander Corinth

Back to Normal Says Bankers Call for Free Enterprise

The American Bankers Association declares that no period since the war has seen greater progress toward normal business conditions. It urges a thorough return to private enterprise with minimal government interference and rejects political measures favoring special interests.

The American Bankers. Association

Clock as Money Box

A savings bank in the United States gifts a clock safe combo to new depositors. The clock needs rewinding daily, but only after a coin is inserted, forcing the owner to add to savings each day. London Tit-Bits reports this peculiar incentive.

United States London

Dillon Land Transfers and Corporate Filings Reach Summary

A list of U S patent transfers and warranty deeds shows parcels ranging from 40 to 1640 acres around Armstead Dillon Wisdom and Tom s Creek. Transfers include multiple in Sage Creek basin Horse Prairie near Dillon and Armstead. Also listed are deeds from Rathbone to Findley Watson Jr. and from Ogden to Henson Price. Mining and annual statements plus articles of incorporation for several Montana entities are documented.

U.S Wallace I. Ogden Sage Creek Elmer’ Gordon Horse Prairie Creek Armstead U. S Elmer Gordon Carl R. Huntley Ruby Creek Wisdom Gilbert O. Hunt Roy H. Meyer Charles L. Meyer Lima Delphine Ayott Joseph Gelhaus P & VU Dillon Frank B. Felt Josn C. Smith T. D. Olmsted Boston & Montana Mining Corporation 3 Corporation Elkham Southern Montana Telephone Company Montana

Mirrors Silver Backing Through Seven Centuries

A long-standing use of silver backing for mirrors and reflective surfaces spans nearly 700 years, serving as a crucial coating for light reflectors across history.

Foley Honey and Tar ad sample offer notice

An old advertisement invites readers to mail a cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a free sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and free Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad credits Potts the druggist and urges trying these remedies.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts

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