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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
5
A city editor argues farmers must earn a living and work reasonable hours. He notes rural ignorance persists and farms require long seasonal days. He cites rising farmer revenue but questions overall costs borne by those who till the soil.
A call to unify U S divorce laws urges Americans to restore moral standards through the school church home and government. It warns that marriage is treated as a contract and divorce as a joke and argues such trends threaten national stability.
A columnist riffs on labor politics in Britain and reform ideas from irrigation schemes in the Sudan to education by teachers. The piece weighs Caliph Kemal Pasha and modern Turkey against Bolshevik influence, then shifts to stock markets and aging careers, ending with a defense of immigrant contribution to US infrastructure.
The Camp Fire movement marks its twelfth anniversary on March 17 with planned ceremonial meetings at Adelaide Gelhaus home and honors for girls. Since 12 years ago it began in the Gulick home, expanding nationally and internationally to 21 countries with 160,000 members. Gifts fund causes, including aiding poor crippled girls and funding music education. A separate note mentions a deep test well at Cat Creek and reforestation plans in Missoula district No. 1 with about 1,150,000 trees.
The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls held a Wednesday meeting on March 12 at the college to hear Miss Regan lecture on artists with slides of statuary. The planned today’s meeting was postponed to the next gathering.
Rural Beaverhead county schools achieve perfect attendance and punctuality in month six. Ilkhorn Mines Bannack Bedrock credited 100 percent in punctuality only Argenta Upper room Wisdom West Fox Drummey Grant Reichle Jones North side Lakeview East Fox.
Beaverhead chapter of DeMolay held a formal dancing party at City Hall last Friday with nearly a hundred couples in attendance. Masons and DeMolay members issued invitations. Lonnie's orchestra provided music in a black and red themed hall. It was the first DeMolay format of the year.
The Great Falls Leader issue from February 27, 1924 spans 60 pages and offers a wide range of features appealing to older readers and Montana enthusiasts alike.
Shelby reports Shell interests have taken over the Gordon Campbell holdings in the Kevin Sunburst field, consolidating control over the oil area.
California Oil plans a deep test rig on the tract south and west of the Devereaux area to evaluate potential oil reserves. Project aims to establish a production location contingent on drilling results and regulatory approvals.
March weather changes trigger many coughs and colds. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as effective for coughs colds and hoarseness. John R. Lyons of Prescott Arizona testifies it relieved his bad cough promptly. Potts the druggist endorses the product.
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