Price curbs and reforms hinge on federal actions
Washington reports the Administration supports a general 15 percent cut in next year’s government spending along with anti monopoly efforts and tariff cuts to curb prices. Critics warn production limits risk shortages while urging stronger antitrust probes, tariffs reductions, and public awareness to fight inflation.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Dillon News Scan May 18 1917 Highlights
Leé Renea 18 drives first car this season from Dillon to Jackson amid snowdrifts and mud holes. Standard Lumber and Coal builds at the north end of Montana street. All male residents 21 to 31 must register for the selective draft on June 5. High school trio Voorhies Paddock J T Ross and Dewey Cashmore to visit Dillon for graduation day and receive diplomas from Beaverhead County High School.
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Triboune
Leé Renea
Dillon
Jackson
Montana Street
Standard Lumber and Coal Company
Voorhies Paddock
J. T. Ross
Dewey Cashmore
Great Falls
Beaverhead County
Legion Auxiliary Chairmen Report Submissions Requested
Legion Auxiliary chairmen are urged to turn in their annual reports to the secretary as soon as possible to ensure timely processing and records.
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Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scout Drive Declared A Success In Dillon
Dr. R. E. Albright and T. Lee McCracken reported the Dillon drive for extra scout and cub packs was a decided success. Albright said the drive went over the top and thanked citizens for their time and contributions. Funds will be used to best promote scout work.
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R. E. Albright
Boy Scouts Citizen's Committee
T. Lee McCracken
Dillon
Albright
Blaze damages awning at Dickey grocery early Friday
Dillon fire department battled an early morning fire at two o clock that damaged the awning overhanging Dickey grocery. The origin was undetermined but suspected from a carelessly discarded cigarette. The awning and two small upper windows sustained damage.
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Dillon Fire Department
Dickey Grocery
Batista the Cuban Leader Known for Humble Roots
A profile of Fulgencio Batista describing his rise from obscurity to Cuba's leadership. It notes his non fascist stance, loyalty to Cuba, focus on public welfare, worker education, and improved living conditions, arguing his empathy toward both workers and employers.
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Fulgencio
Batista
Cuba
Havana
Col. Batista
Montana Normal Bulldogs Dominate Miners In Baseball Opener
The Montana Normal Bulldogs routed the Mines 24 to 4 in a high scoring season opener. Fourteen errors and 16 hits marked the uneven game as Dyche and Lubitz led with home runs for the Bulldogs. Robin son and Schoonover pitched for Normal, showing solid defense for the early season.
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Mines
Montana
Montana Normal’ Bulldogs
Dyche
Lubitk
Bulldogs
Miners
Robinson
Schoonover
Chouinard
Cebull
Lublek
Krutie
McGinley
Son
Morrow
Riorgan
Ae O
Weeer
P Davison
Edeb Ree
Oh Mines
AB PO Newcombe
Tada
ETH Moore
Lundgren
Beck
Lankenhorn
Belt
Jurge
Angstman
Lang
Rowe
Roberts
Archibald
Renee Eeeenrey
Angstmann
Norma
Beaverhead County Mining Notes Highlight Local Shipments
William Logan reports new ore shipments from the Huron mine by Frank Sennett. McCloskey and Harding ship from Gold Bug in Bannack, Silver Buckle from Blue Wing, and Iron Mast mine in Blue Wing sees Ohio interests near completion. Metlen hosts Eastern investors at Schaffer mine near Argenta. Jackson and associates sink a shaft near Ermont. Assessment work is in full blast with spring weather.
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McCloskey
Harding
Bannack
Blue Wing
Ohio
F. W. Farnsworth
Iron Mast
George Metlen
M. E
Schaffer
French Creek
Argenta
John Jackson
Ermont
Montana
Evening Musical Sways Pupil Voices Across School
A large group of pupils prepared to sing at an evening musical event. The list includes many students such as William Crennan, Mary McMannis, Viola Melton, Adele Orr, and Jack Rogan, among others, with additional names extending the junior and senior cohorts.
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Crennan
William’ McMannis
Mary Melton
Viola Nissen
Matthew Orr
Adele Pierce
Dora Mae Porter
Robert Quackenbush
Jack Rogan
Marjen Seybolt
Jack Sinclair
Ruby Stepleton
Catherine Swaim
Alan Tait
Kenneth Welborn
Ester Leach
Marion Ries
Hilda Long
Daryl Bennett
Donna Trolinger
Golda Talent
Nena Casper
Jeanne Lockness
Irma Jackson
Rachel de Ladd
Evelyn Gregg
Dorothy Daves
Florence Tucker
Mary Ann Luebben
Walter Jones
Verne Hanson
Edward Swetish
Mighth Grade
Clyde Casterline
Freddig Chapman
Duane Christiansen
Boyd Koenig
Jack McLaren
Vernon McLaughlin
Frank Marsh
Don Smith
Margaret Ann Ames
Giovannina _ Cardinale
Erma
Jane ‘Davis
Ellen Fuller
Ethel Mary
Forreater
Dorothy Anne Gosman
Betty Lee Harrison
June Johnson
Gracie Knox
Wilma
Mecham
Loma Steele
Noreen
Thibadeau
Avis Underwood
Alta Walker
Regina
Rebish
Arlo Herman
Clifford Renz
David Rite
Charles Meyer
Betty” Ape
Ruth
Montana statehood talk and town improvements in 1888
In May 1888 the Tribune notes Congress debates Montana and North Dakota statehood. Dillon council orders a Montana street sidewalk from Center to Helena to curb muddy footwear. School trustees seek cord wood for term’s needs at lower prices. Excavation advances on a four compartment brick block on Montana between Bannack and Glendale, likely to finish before winter.
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Montana
Congress
Washington
North Dakota
Montana Street
Helena Street
Dillon School
Bannack
Glendale
Norma l school board rents private rooms for 40 students
In a partial canvass of the residence section the Normal school board found accommodations in private families for 40 students for next term. Rooms cost 5 to 6 dollars a month and board 4 dollars a week. They hope to house all 75 students expected to attend next fall. Also notes spring whisker fashion among male residents.
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the Tribune
Norma
Dillon Dentists to Attend Montana Dental Convention
Two Dillon dentists Dr. R. D. Curry and Dr. F. H. Bimrose join the 34th annual Montana Dental Association meeting in Anaconda May 6 to 8. Dr. W. J. Romersa accompanies the Dillon delegation. Host district head Dr. Curry will give a welcome, Dr. Bimrose will present a jacket crowns clinic, and main speaker is Dr. R. R. Ralston of New York City.
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Dillon
R. D. Curry
F. H. Bimrose
Montana Dental Association
Anaconda
W. J. Romersa
Curry
Charles Belk
Deer Lodge
R. E. Burgan
Bimrose
R. R. Ralston
New York City
Liquor Profits in March Rise for State System
The March report from Administrator L. M. A. Wass shows liquor profits for the state system at $151,040, up $20,000 from February and $42,000 from March 1935. Savings from reduced freight and storage costs and tighter management of 150 state stores boosted earnings as the state owns its liquor warehouse and cuts rental expenses.
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L. M. A. Wass
Notice to Creditors in District Court of Montana
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead County issues notice to creditors of Oscar Forman deceased. Creditors must present claims within four months of first publication. All persons with claims or demands against the estate should file with the administrator as required by law.
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Bozeman and
Argentan
Penkar
Morse Street
Sebree Street
City of
Dillon
Sald City
City of Dillon
A. D
Montana
Oscar
Forman
Oscar Forman
Bete
Montana District Court Alias Summons for Desertion Divorce
The Tet District Court of Beaverhead County Montana summons Charles R. Godkin to answer a divorce complaint filed by Elizabeth Godkin on grounds of desertion and neglect. Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce with service required within twenty days. failure to appear may lead to default judgment. Witness dated May 1, 1937. Attorney John Collins, Dillon, MT. First publication May 6, 1937.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Elizabeth Godkin
Norman Giles
W. M. Stone
John Collins
Dillon
Plaintiff
Notice to creditors in Hastings estate filed 1937
The undersigned executor publishes notice to creditors and all claimants against Edward Burton Hastings deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to John Collins Law Offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County First Publication April 22 1937 Guy Mooney Executor
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Edward Burton Hastings
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dilson
Montana
Beaverhead County
Guy Mooney
Sheriff Sale Notice in Beaverhead Montana
Sheriff sale announced for May 18 1987 at 2:00 PM at the Beaverhead County Courthouse Dillon Montana. Property described partly in Beaverhead County and partly in Jefferson Lodge and Montana districts with the defendants listed including Edith L Jorgenson Ralph W Jorgenson Arthur R Jorgenson Mrs Ada Hyatt Edith M Jorgenson Harriet J Hansen and others.
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Sheriff's
Peterson
Edith L. Jorgenson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Ralph W. Jorgenson
Arthur. R. Jorgenson
Ada Hyatt
Edith M. Jorgenson
Harriet
J. Hansen Comey
Harriet M. Jorgenson
Defennia
A. D
Beeverheadty
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
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Albert Erickson
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American Press Association
Blaze
By Nicholas Rost
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Northwest Bancorporation
OF Federal
Osit. Insurance Corporation
Theo, F, McFadden
By William Logan
Frank Sennett
Huron
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beavere Head
John J. Williams
George W. Dart
John J Williams
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