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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
4
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The column notes severe storms across the United States prompting Montana residents to joke about cyclone cellars. It covers Dionne quintuplets turning nine months, a defeated primary election repeal bill, and the desire to return to nominating conventions to save county costs. It laments snow shoveling, celebrates Mr and Mrs John M Evans's 70th wedding anniversary in Butte, questions presidential support amid New Deal rulings, and mentions Idaho Street’s appeal to firms. It recalls old tobacco chewers, sleigh bells, and Helena's grim murder site tale, finishing with a Leadville dispatch on Baby Doe Tabor's death and enduring spirit.
A column warns that proposed amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act would grant the secretary broad licensing and payment powers, enabling substitution of payments for cash and wide control over processors and handlers. The piece argues such federal despotism threatens constitutional liberties and urges readers to contact senators.
O M Best recalls bicycle days when twenty riders tackled rough roads from Dillon to Madison towns and Virginia City. He recounts a sand hill tumble, a bicycle cargo ride, a Lima train trip, and a cattle chase down a beach road. Spring bird houses and Montana sunshine follow.
A Tribune excerpt notes rising citations and factory activity while warning about hook and ladder company lure for youths. It suggests raising funds for plank layings, reports fruit prices at 20c per dozen, and mentions circulating gossip and rumors about local liquor and scandal.
Clark Anderson practices graceful bike riding and can almost tip his hat to the ladies without a wobble. Dan Adams plans a raffle after several spills. The city marshal orders property owners to trim tree limbs seven feet from the sidewalk. Skinny Nelson of Bannack is noted as likely to be affected.
Twenty years ago Tribune notes begin basement work for a new apartment building after tearing down the old shed. Chas H Niblack announces a new store opening March 23. R E Foster recovering after surgery at Curtis hospital. German submarine U 29 reportedly took five steamers in three days.
The piece riffs on a late legislature praising achievements and critiquing errors. It notes George Hobson of Bolckow and Frederick Richardson of Water town among quirky locals, with brief anecdotes on heat economy, sidewalks, a marriage license, and unusual collections.
Earnest Elmo Calkins, dean of American advertising, urges communities to start beautifying Main street to attract trade and build public pride. He calls for a town plan that removes eyesores, limits showy fake materials, and uses honest materials to create harmony and lasting civic charm.
Ernest T Faulkner, a motorist from Peoria, says his car hit pedestrian Ab ram Ostrander, causing $1,000 worth of worry. The odd dialogue hints at a reversed language joke before the factual report of the incident.
A Rotarian Magazine quote by S. R. Braden notes friendship as the true wealth. It claims wealth and power fail without friendship and cannot be bought or borrowed, only created through genuine acts and bonds.
In the Fifth Judicial District Dillon Beaverhead County Montana administrator John Neal notifies all creditors to present claims against James W. Brownfield deceased with vouchers within three months after first publication. Claims to be delivered to W. J. Cushing Attorney at Law 507 S. RR Ave Dillon Montana. Date March 22, 1936.
On January 20, 1914, the International Ice Patrol of the North Atlantic was sanctioned by twenty six nations. Since then no lives have been lost on the United States Europe routes and no vessels have been lost to iceberg collisions. Rotarian Magazine.
W C Churchill will apply to Beaverhead County Montana Treasurer on February 28, 1986 for a tax deed for property described as Lots 5 and 16 of Section 5, Lots 2 3 4 and SWNE of Section 6 Township 1 south Range 10 west and Lots 7 8 9 of Section 31 Township 1 north Range 10 west. Amount due 227.40 plus interest and publication costs. Dated January 22, 1985.
Executrix Mary Kambich announces for the estate of Stephen J. Kambich that creditors and all with claims must present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication February 21 1936.
Frank W Beehrer of Reichle Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as NE1 ZNE Section 80 Township 4 S Range W Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on April 16 1935 Witnesses listed include William Garrison Albert Smith Henry Lehman and Fay Gransberry all from Reichle Montana Also appears summons and assignments connected to Beaverhead Mining Perkins credits and City Drag Company in the fragmented text.
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