Dillon News Briefs Too many bits of local notes.
Local items list births marriages and transfers including a March 17 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Duff a March 15 son to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rife and a March 14 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rife of Horse Prairie. Other notes mention piano tuner F R Baker, Mrs Mary D Craver visiting from Medicine Lodge, land scrip via Hazelbaker, watch loss, and various ads about rentals services and abstracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Edgar Rife
Horse Prairie
R. D. Curry
Phillips Block
A. J. Rife
Rattlesnake Valley
Dillon Greenhouses
J. E. Morse
California
Harry Hunter
Tribune
P. T. Scott
John Mullan
Armstead
Southern Montana
Real friend of farmer governs his own farm
Governor Frank C Lowden, a cotton planter and farmer born in Minnesota, is presented as a practical farmer who manages farms in Illinois and Arkansas, supports broad agricultural policy, and centralized state agricultural administration to aid rural life. He is praised for promoting co operative farming and bills aiding farmers.
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Frank C. Lowden
Singls
Sunrise
Minn
Hardin County
Iowa
Chicago
Oregon
Illnois
Arkansas
Texas
Lowden
Gov. Lowden
State Department of Agriculture
Biu
Last Lincoln pallbearer backs Lowden for president
Simeon W. Fing, the last surviving Lincoln pallbearer who officiated Lincoln's Chicago funeral, vows to support Governor Frank O. Lowden. He has voted Republican presidents since Lincoln and praises Lowden as capable, honest, and needed in this crisis. Fing recalls meeting Lowden thirty years ago and lauds Illinois' former governor as the state’s best.
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Simeon W. Fing
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Tas
Frank O. Lowden
Lincoln
Lowden
Mr. King
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Opinions Differ Spark World Trouble, Says Man on Car
A man on a car seat asserts that the frequent statement opinions differ is the root cause of global strife, reflecting a provocative take from Toledo. The quote conveys a paradox about disagreement fueling conflict and social tension.
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Toledo-Binde
New Order Emerges as Europe Reckons with Debt and unrest
A 1920 Western Newspaper Union dispatch surveys postwar Europe, noting universal demand for change, rising unrest, and a debated path between revolution and evolution. It details Europe’s massive debts, currency collapses, and shuttered economies from France to Poland, Austria, and the Balkans, and calls for a rebuilding effort guided by shared fraternal concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Balkans
France
England
Poliddes
Omne
Lloyd George
United States
Continent
Cherbourg
America
Italy
Balkan
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Poland
Warsaw
Austria
Vienna
Peace Table
Calgary
Agaltoa
Cildren
Western
Newspaper Union
Foley's Honey and Tar stops that distressing cough
Foley's Honey and Tar relieves a harsh cough quickly by soothing throat irritation and clearing phlegm. The remedy claims to calm inflamed surfaces with healing medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley
Mary Kisby
Spokane
Wash
Foley
Potts
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Grafonda
April Records
City Drug Company
Dillon News Briefs
F. R. Baker
E. S. Duff
Hazelbaker
Ed Lloyd
Mary D. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Mike Lauterbach
Los Angeles
Depot
Theo. Foster
Fairchild, Mont
Beaverhead State Bank
Montana
Goodyear
Red Boot Shoe
Ely
Frank Solander
Kentucky Avenue
Washington
Missouri
Sam
Moore & Reynolds
West Broadway
Butte
Mont
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Simeon W. King
Emancipator
Joinoison
CetUs
Crystal Laundry
HAH
Sato
Prop
Corne, Sebree and
Montana Sts
J. Carhart
Annabel Desmond
Pacific St
F.R. Baker
Lut
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
C. E. Blinn
Mer
North
Montana St
Dillon, Mont
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
P. O
Butte, Mont
Horn Bulls
Geo.c. Stimpson
Frank Comerford
Eatonic
Kupfer Drug Co
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