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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1929

Page

6

Fortified Montana town celebrates governor pick

The Dillon community marks the appointment of B. F. White as Montana territory governor with flag, cannon salutes, a brass band, and a large parade to White's residence. A grand reception proclaims the phrase Where lands are free and the skies are fair Every fellow citizen's a governoir. Wedding cards announce FE B Sprinkle and Syrena M Grate.

Tribune Dillon B. F. White Montana Territory White Bud Butte

Quiet Representative Gathering Hails Progress

A quiet, representative gathering reflects local progress and civic interest as March ends in the city. Attendees include prominent residents and community leaders who discuss public improvements and future plans for the town.

Leading Citizens Meet on Dillon Railroad Project

The leading citizens of Dillon met at the courthouse last night to discuss forming a local company to build a railroad between Dillon and Twin Bridges. Bicyclists crowding public streets require drivers to watch their horses. a sidewalk riding ordinance may be needed. Spring arrives slowly as melting snow leaves several inches of mud on business streets. youngsters toss pebbles into mud to watch them sink.

Dillon

Work begins on Montana street block in Armstead

Excavation starts this week for a new block on Montana street to be built by B F White. About 200 men camp near Armstead with crowded accommodations causing meals and beds to be scarce. A barn on Montana alley owned by John W Morton burned Monday night and three horses perished.

Tribune Montana Street B. F. White Armstead Montana Alley John W. Morton

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending March 28 1929 Beaverhead Abstract

Transfer notices list property changes recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending March 28 1929. Entries name the grantor, grantee, and parcel details as filed in county records, reflecting ownership changes and associated dates.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Dillon Deed and Patent Notices From Bloody Dick District

United States patents grant 537.24 acres to Ras Mus Erickson in Bloody Dick mining district and 73.42 acres in Bloody. several warranty deeds record transfers in Dillon including Josephine Lauterbach to Gentry Sewell two lots in Thomsen addition. quitclaim and tax deed actions listed. estate of Jacob Spitzmiller decreed.

United States of America Rasmus Erickson Bloody Dick Josephine Lauterbach Gentry L. Sewell Thomsen Dillon Hiles P. Lane Joseph P. Klebba Security State Bank Michael Boka Reuben P. Willard James L. Willard South Range A. L. Stone Agnes Moore Opp Norah Connelley Frank Anangst West Side Jacob Spitzmiller

Louise McPherridge Sets 22 Hour Endurance Record

Louise McPherridge, holder of the woman’s altitude record, set a new endurance flight record of 22 hours 3 minutes 12 seconds in Oakland, California, besting the old mark by nearly five hours.

Louise McPherridge Oakland Cal

California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Gentle Relief

A vintage promotion urges parents to use California Fig Syrup to ease sick children’s bowels and feverish symptoms. The ad claims it softens the stomach without cramps, contains no narcotics, and offers dosing directions on the bottle. It warns mothers to spell California correctly to avoid imitations.

Age No Barrier as 27 Marries 65 in Reading

Miss Matie McComas aged 27 married T. Watson Tracey aged 65 in Reading Pennsylvania. Tracey has known McComas since she was five years old.

Matie McComas T. Watson Tracey Reading Tracey Miss McComas

No Change There In Progress Yet Choice of Speaker

A Kansas City Star snippet notes that despite progress, the audience still endures a long-winded speaker chosen to introduce the evening.

Kansas City Star

Arising Promotes Health with Foley Pills Claim

An advertisement asserts kidney function improves with Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant used for over 25 years claiming to promote healthy kidney and bladder activity for longer life. Geo M Gosman promotes the product as successor to Potts casting the tone of a medical patent medicine appeal.

Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Pleasures of Table Dear to German Heart

Isaac F. Marcusson reports in the Saturday Evening Post that Germans, except Chile, Argentina and Brazil, eat more than others and favor a second breakfast around eleven. He notes universal eating, many German waiters, coffee in cafés, and sausage sandwiches in leather briefcases.

Chile Argentina Brazil Germany Isaac F. Marcosson Saturday Evening’ Post

Chicago’s Liberty Bell from 1898 find at World’s Fair

The Columbian Liberty bell cast by Meneely Bell Co in Troy New York weighs 18000 pounds with a mouth diameter of 88 inches and height of 75 inches. It duplicates the Independence Hall bell of 1876 and was funded by a Newark New Jersey committee chaired by the late W O McDowell. After the fair it toured several U S cities.

Meneely Bell Company Troy N. Y Independence Hall Philadelphia W. O McDowell Newark N.J United States

musical comedy in town sparks trainside chat

a couple discuss a recent musical comedy on a train ride. the girl prefers the natural bad man with black curly hair while the young man, who is fair, is unsettled. she jokes that the chorus numbers exceed twenty two, claiming none were under thirty. quoted from London Answers.

London

Quakers Served in World War Despite Conscientious Objection Exemption

The selective service law of World War I allowed exemptions for members of religious groups formed before May 18, 1917 whose creed forbade war. Quakers qualified, yet many members still served in active duty, demonstrating diverse choices within the faith.

Air Temperature Depends on Sunshine and History

The air temperature at a location reflects not only current sunshine but also recent weather history. Southerly winds on cloudy days can feel as warm as northerly winds on sunny days, especially when humidity is high.

Washington Star

Cleveland and Pittsburgh city name origins

Cleveland Ohio derives from Moses Cleaveland founder. Pittsburgh honors William Pitt, originally Duquesne named by the French. After its capture in 1758 George Washington suggested Pittsburgh as the city name.

Cleveland Ohio Moses Cleaveland Pittsburgh William Pitt Duquesne Allegheny Monongahela George Washington

Notice of Real Estate Sale in Beaverhead County Montana

This notice cites a private sale of lands from the estate of Josephine Tritt deceased in Beaverhead County Montana. It sets April 6 1929 as the sale date with ten percent bid deposits and balance on court confirmation. Bids may be mailed or delivered to Dillon Montana or to attorney J B Kelly.

Rockefeller Jr Wins Battle in Standard Oil Indiana Feud

John D. Rockefeller Jr. emerges victorious as the Standard Oil Company of Indiana dispute ends in his favor while Colonel Stewart is defeated. The clash is described as one of the bitterest in high finance.

John. D . Rockefeller, Jr Standard Oil Company ‘of Indiana Stewart High Finance

Oil Giants Profit Soar As Indiana Standard Shines

Reading editor John H. Perry cites dollars as insurmountable in predicting Indiana oil outcomes while Colonel Coblentz praises oil wealth. Colonel Stewart reports Standard Oil of Indiana earned over eighty-three million dollars profit in 1928, a 16.76 percent return, with earnings up more than fifty million from 1927.

John H. Perry Reading Pennsylvania Jacksonville Florida Indiana Coblentz San Francisco New York Colonel Stewart Standard Oil of

Hoover calls Congress for April 15 farm aid session

President Hoover plans an extra session on April 15 to address farm policy and stabilizing the industry on a paying basis. He is praised for decisive judgment and quick action in foreign affairs as he supports the Mexican government while managing arms shipments. Also noted is the death of Indiana political boss Tom Taggart at age seventy-two who helped nominate Wilson with influence.

Hoover Congress Herbert Hoover United States of America Portes Gil Mexico Tom Taggart Indiana Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson

Sale of Beaverhead Lot in Dillon Montana Estate

Administratrix Annie E Nelson will offer private sale after April 6 1929 of all Traugott Ackermann estate interests in Lot sixteen Block three Thomson Addition Dillon Beaverhead County Montana with court confirmation required. Cash US legal tender 10 percent bid deposit. bids in writing to J E Kelly Dillon Montana by April 6 1929.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead Traugott Ackermann Traugott -Ackermann Thomgen’a Dillon Unite States J. E. Kelly Annie E. Nelson Traugott Ackerman

Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin Aids Gentle Relief

A fragment recounts Dr. Caldwell in 1675 advocating mild safe bowel stimulation. It highlights his liquid laxative Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin as a trusted remedy for constipation and assorted discomforts, sold in Monticello Illinois for the bottle.

Caldwell Ely Caldwel Monticello

Estray heifers to be sold at public auction

Unless the owner is found, the following described estray heifers will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Anderson Brothers Ranch north of Dillon on Monday April 22 1929 at 10 00 A M. Two small white face heifers branded with a triangle on left hip. D V Erwin stock inspector Dillon Montana Adv 12 15.

Anderson Brothers Dillon D. V. Erwin Montana

Western Wholesale Grocery Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice announces the annual meeting of Western Wholesale Grocery Co. stockholders in Dillon Montana on Monday April 1 1929 at eight oclock to elect trustees and conduct other business. Dated March 4 1929. oO.M. Best President Adv 10-13

Western Wholesale Grocery Co Dillon Montana Oo.m. Best Adv

Notice of State Land Selections in Montana

Notice from the U S Land Office Billings Montana dated Feb 28 1929 announces Montana selections for Lots 4 6 and 6 Section 6 Township 13 South Range 2 West P M and SEY and EW%SW Section 12 Township 14 S R 1 W M M A list of lands posted for inspection protests against the States claim may be filed under regulations and final action noted. H B Drum Register First published March 8 1929 Last publication April 5 1929

Land Office Billings Montana Congress P. M M. M General Land Office Washington,d. GC H. B. Drum Register

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