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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

3

Notice of Sale of Real Property in Beaverhead County Montana

Julia A. Mathews administratrix of John A. Peat estate will privately sell to the highest bidder in Bea verhead county Montana the Grand View Addn to Lima and Slader’s Addn tracts plus various sections and blocks described, bids to be received at her Lima residence after March 28 1925. Dated March 12 1925.

Julia A. Mathews John A. Peat Beaverhead County Montana Grand View Lima Township South Range Slader West Montana Meridian

Foley Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief

Dorchester writer Landon Taylor proclaims Foley Pills best he ever used after past kidney troubles. Ad claims Foley Pills are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and offer a “good flushing,” placed by Potts the druggist.

Landon Taylor Dorchester Towa Foley Potts

A Chance for Congress and Social Reform Ideas

The article muses on a proposed North Carolina law to curb flirtation and harassment of women, citing past abuses and asking whether social progress has improved behavior. It notes public sentiment and suggests chivalry may influence women's safety and attention in public.

President Coolidge May Veto Congress Salary Hike

The text argues Coolidge would veto a Congress pay raise totaling 1 876 000 yearly, claiming lawmakers could earn more by backing a fictional Colorado River irrigation project. It notes the project would irrigate two million acres, supply 600 000 horsepower, and floodproof Imperial Valley, dwarfing the salary increase.

Congress Boulder Canyon Colorado River Imperial Valley

College Boys Agree With Samuel Johnson Quoted

A humorous attribution notes Samuel Johnson as saying no one but a blockhead writes for money. The line reflects student wit and Johnson’s famed remark about authorship motivation in a college setting.

Samuel Johnson

Noted Germans to appear on new stamps

Reports say new German stamps will bear portraits of noted Germans. A prairie chicken struck by a fast Canadian passenger train, delaying the service. It notes marriage ages averages: Germany 28 and 25. Denmark 29 and 25. France 29 and 25. England 28 and 26. Italy 28 and 24.

Germany Denmark France England Italy

Last Word Quip Skewers Wives In Bar Banter

Bleeks jokes his wife will have the last word while Spiffy quips she is out of date. The back and forth captures a blunt barroom exchange on marriage and modernity.

Bleeks Spiffy

Milk and Honey Oldtimer Exchange Jolly Quip

A comic exchange shows a veteran asking if his wife can live on his income. The newlywed replies that income is not a worry and jokes about digging up another one for himself.

Oldtimer

In Love People Seek Self Love Over Rivalry

A reflective line notes that many in love lack rivals because they are absorbed in their own affection. It suggests self focus replaces competition, framing romantic focus as inward rather than outward conflict.

When Students Dare to Study the Wild Men and Women

Two students exchange bold plans after a class debate. One aims to study wild men in Africa after graduation, while the other vows to remain in the United States to study wild women, reflecting campus humor and curiosity.

Africa

Honest Bootlegger Defends Business Amid Reform Debate

A reformer attacks a bootlegger for lacking conscience and breaking the law. The bootlegger replies that his activities follow the law of supply and demand, framing his operation as legally regulated.

Miter

Soap makers face steady business through May

Outlook suggests soap manufacturers will see fair to middling demand until May, with steady orders and no major upsets on the horizon. Producers expect continued moderate activity as markets hold steady and consumer buying remains cautious.

Reading of popular sayings on agriculture and misstatements

The quote notes contradictions in common proverbs about farming and behavior. It highlights a speaker questioning how sowing wild oats could lead to good outcomes, implying skepticism toward popular sayings.

Taxing the rich and the underwood bill debate

The piece argues against the Underwood tariff and praises taxing large fortunes while in favor of procreation as a driver of national wealth. It cites President Coolidge, Henry Ford, and a surge of marriage licenses in New York as indicators of prosperity and social policy priorities.

Aircraft supremacy urged as path to peace

An editorial argues that discussions on banning war aircraft are futile. The piece contends the United States must first build an air force superior to every nation. It compares reducing weapons to talking to a burglar with a gun pointed at you.

United States

Misdirected Call Sparks Brief Car Ride Confusion

Over the phone a man asks Beatrice to take a spin in his new car. Beatrice invites him over, but both realize they have mistaken identities as Oswald speaks first and another Beatrice replies.

Beatrice Oswald

Wise Boy and Dullard Exchange on Education

A Wise Boy declares an agreement with the bank to neither cash checks nor serve meals, while a Dullard questions the value of hard work for education. A Scholar responds that the aim is to learn how little one knows.

Dullard

Bankers Aid Students Through 1923 Education Fund

Seventeen Georgia State College of Agriculture students receive aid from the State Bankers Association. The 1923 dues increase funds a trust, adding 1000 to the 8152 amount in the 8x Presidents Fund used to loan to needy students. The fund has supported sixty seven students to date.

Georgia State College of Agriculture State Bankers Association Bankers Association

Rabbi’s 10-gallon sherry allowance sparks curious tale

In New York the publisher asks about a drink and the reply reveals a story from A Tour Through America. The Rabbi reportedly has an annual allowance of 10 gallons of sherry for spirit purposes and resales it.

New York Americg Cecil Roberts

Real Estate Bargains In Dillon Homes For Quick Trade

Wise men beat rivals to deals in Dillon housing swaps. Six and seven room bungalows on west side and S Atlantic priced from 5000 to 7650 with easy terms. Irrigated ranches 80 and 120 acres may trade for city property. several plots for garden and poultry at 300 each. Co C Newman Dillon Montana Hotel.

Dillon West Side S. Atlantic C. Newman Mont

Estray Cow to be Sold at Auction in Dillon Region

Estray sale notice announces public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Monday April 6 1925 at 10 am at Louis Alderson ranch five miles north of Dillon. Describes a red roan cow about eight years old branded on left ribs with underbit left ear and right ear full. Inspector D V Erwin signs the notice.

Louis Alderson Ranch Dillon Estray D. V. Erwin

Auction Notice for Red Muley Cow at Staudenmeyer Ranch

If owner not found I will bid for cash on March 30 1926 at 3 p m at Staudenmeyer ranch near Point of Rocks to sell a red muley cow about four years old weighing 1050 pounds with brand Adv on right ribs and full ears Stock Inspector signs.

Staudenmeyer Point of Rocks D. V. Erwin Adv

Dillon man seeks three year proof on homestead land

Department of the Interior notice from the US Land Office Helena Montana February 12 1925 states John H B Mayfield of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up three years on two homestead entries for section 14 township 7 south range 9 west principal meridian. Hearing before Fred Rife clerk of district court Dillon March 25 1925. Witnesses Harmon D Mayfield Samuel S Patterson Charles M Bonnifield George Naysich all of Dillon Montana. FF A Motz Register

Department of the Interior US S. Land Office Helena Montana John HB. Mayfield Dillon Southrange Principal Meridian Fred Rife District Court Harmon D. Mayfield Samuel S. Patterson Charles M. Bonnifield George Naysich

Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Entry No 015979

Notice is given that Grover C Fetheroll of Casper Wyoming has filed intent to make a three year proof to establish a land claim in NWM WeeNEW SHANE section 22 township 7S range 9W. proof to be before Marion P Wheeler in Casper on April 7 1924 with witnesses A C Morrow H D Weenick John G Mayfield and Sam Patterson all of Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Grover C. Fetheroll South Willow St Casper Wyoming Nwm Weenew Shane Township Range 9 West Principal Meridian Marion PL Wheeler United States Ired Rife Dillon A. C. Morrow H. D. Weenick John G. Mayfield Sam Patterson

Native African View of Daughters and Cash Price

The passage notes that unlike Chinese preference for sons, native Africans welcome daughters for their future household work and value them via a cash price in cattle goats or sheep when they reach marriageable age.

Montana Homestead Applicants Set For March Hearing

William Lever of Dillon Montana filed to claim land under Homestead Entry No 022536 and Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 022625 for sections 21 22 27 township 9S range 11W before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on March 27 1925. Albert Anderson Eli Peterson of Dillon and Dixon Brown Ambrose Brown of Armstead Montana attest as witnesses.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana William Lever Dillon Seyse Township Range Principal Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker United States Albert Anderson Eli Peterson Dixor Brown Ambrose Brown Armstead

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