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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1924

Page

9

All in Favor of Soldiers' Bonus and Political Sparks

Montana congressmen back adjusted compensation for ex service men and women according to letters to Beaverhead Post. Walsh Wheeler Evans Leavitt endorse the bill with statements framing it as justice owed by the nation and urging support in Congress.

Montana J. C. Fuller Beaverhead American Legion Washington, D.C Evans John M. Evans House Congress Leavitt Scott M. Leavitt Ways and Means Committee Beaverhead Post Congress of the United States Department of Montana Regular Assembly Congress of the United States T. J. Walsh B. K. Wheeler Scott Leavitt

Gov Allen visits Dillon on mining property issues

Former Lieutenant Governor W J Allen spent a few days in Dillon regarding settlement of differences on his mining property at Coolidge. He reports progress and expects mines to reopen soon. Allen aims to be Montana's Republican delegate to the national convention in Cleveland and backs President Coolidge.

W. J. Allen Coolidge Dillon Beaverhead County Aallen Montana Cleeveland President Coolidge Commonwealth

Fat steers shipped from Armstead by W S Tash

W S Tash of the D L ranch on Grasshopper sold and shipped 200 three year old fat steers from Armstead. Observers say the cattle are among Beaverhead county’s finest, averaging 1296 pounds at the ranch after 105 days of feeding for a 200 pound gain on native Montana hay.

W. S. Tash D.L Armstead Beaverhead County Montana

Helena Light and Railway reports 1923 net earnings

The Helena Light and Railway Company reports net earnings of 74,480 dollars and 15 cents for the year 1923, reflecting the financial performance of its electric utility operations.

Helena Light and Railway Company

Four Aldermen to Be Chosen at April City Election

City council announced the April election date first Monday in April with four aldermen to be selected one from each ward. Terms expiring are T. E. Luebben Leonard Eliel Perry Bower and W. E. Lloyd. February claims totaled 1712.09. Baker new development at Ab Saroka Florence test well boosts community hopes.

T. E. Luebben Leonard Eliel Perry Bower W. E. Lloyd Baker Absaroka Florence Test Well

Florence Oil & Gas Leases Acreage on Coal Creek

The Florence Oil & Gas company reports leasing acreage on Coal Creek in a move affecting local land use. No further details on lessee or lease terms are provided.

Baker Florence Oil & Gas Company Coal Creek

Dentist notices lost item in theater incident

A man tells an usher he misplaced a piece of taffy on the floor and insists his teeth are in it. In separate news, Fairfield reports a $500 profit from 182 turkeys raised on a Te ton farm.

New York Fairfield Teton

Cold in the Head Remedy Claims Quick Blood Action

Halu s Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic to treat acute nasal catarrh. The ad asserts frequent colds stem from a run down state and promises system build up to reduce susceptibility. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F J Cheney and Co in Toledo Ohio.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Little Man and Flute Inspire Neighboring Marksmen

A concise note describes a small man with a flute observed by neighbors who are taking up shooting, suggesting a humorous or curious local tale about community reactions and playful rumor.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsement by Robert E Smith

Robert E Smith of Ludington Michigan praises Foley Cathartic Tablets for prompt and effective bowel relief after trying many constipation pills. The endorsement appears in a small city ad noting his address at 417 North Robert Street.

Robert E. Smith N. Robert St Ludington Mich Potts

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Dillon Postoffice Telephone Arthur Brisbane Ford Daugherty McAdoo al Smith Senate Little Willie Willie Inspiration Copper Company Anaconda Henry Ford Mr. Mellon the Treasury South Pole R. R. Price Résolutions Committee Elsie Jants Gov. Allen Hart Schaffner & Marx the Tribune Frank A Hazelbaker President Louisa Almy, Secy
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