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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

5

Political conjecture and philanthropy loom in a distant week

The piece surveys presidential nomination dynamics for Republicans and Democrats, hinting at backroom deals, and notes Rockefeller Foundations funding across malaria projects, medical education, and hospitals abroad. It also mentions Leech’s aqua tone printing and reflections on freedom of press and Jerusalem’s ancient trench discovery.

Rockefeller Foundation Brazil Palestine British Islands University of Alberta University of Pennsylvania China Germany

Glorious Larceny And Oil Scandals Stir Public Debate

A historical column attacks classifying large thefts as glorious larceny while condemning Washington oil deal criticism. It calls for a Special Federal Grand Jury to indict alleged looters like Doheny and Sinclair, comments on a Michigan school expulsion for smoking, and quips about culture and art.

Bar of Justice Washington Reds United States Doheny Sinclair Fall

Bitter Root Cow Testing reports high butterfat producers

The Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing association annual report lists 343 cows tested. 100 produced over 300 pounds of butterfat and 15 produced over 400 pounds.

Hamilton Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing Association

Fort Benton Sees New Bank Open for Business

A new bank has opened in Fort Benton allowing local residents and businesses to access financial services. The event marks expansion in regional banking options and expects to attract customers from surrounding areas.

Fort Benton

Winter wheat crop praised in Choteau county report

The winter wheat crop in Choteau county is reported excellent with strong yields and good condition across fields. Agricultural officials note widespread healthy stands and favorable conditions contributing to expected high production.

Choteau County

First oil and gas exploration authorized on Fort Peck lands

The Department of the Interior has approved leasing 320 acres of Fort Peck Indian Reservation reserve lands for oil and gas development. This marks the first exploration on this reservation.

Fort Peck Indian Reservation Department of the Interior

Harlem Milk River farmers plan bigger corn and flax acreage

Harlem notes that Milk River farmers intend to expand sowing of corn and flax this year to boost output. Local growers foresee higher yields as they shift land toward these crops.

Harlem

Radio Program Highlights May 18 1924 KGO

The May 18 1924 week schedule at KGO covers a Monday night educational series with May 19 lessons in Agriculture Spanish Music Economics and Literature for a large West Coast audience. Oscar Galeno leads a live Spanish lesson with charts to guide listeners. A radio adaptation of Seven Keys to Baldpate is planned for May 20 with new voices and Arion Trio music between acts. Archibald Treat speaks May 24 on Humors of the Law. The McClymonds High School Band performs, and May 18 3 30 pm features the KGO Little Symphony Orchestra with Tannhauser Overture and Liszt Rhapsody No 2 plus an arrangement of Lead Kindly Light inviting silent worship.

KGO Radio College General Electric Company Oscar Galeno KGO KGO Players Arion Trio Archibald Treat San Francisco McClymonds High School Oakland California KGO Little Symphony Orchestra

Centennial Valley Notes From Lakeview Montana

Snow has melted in Centennial Valley and cattle are turned out to the hills. Social events include Mrs. Wm. O Connor hosting Easter dinner and a social dance. School openings and elections occur in Dist No 40 and No 40, with Mrs. McNabb teaching and locals traveling for dental work. Jury lists include E V Burgin and others. local visits and hair fashion trends noted.

Lakeview Mont Wm. O’connor J. H. Buck Fred I. Hanson James L. FE. Culver Freeman Marble Alden Buck Barney Bray Kenneth van Anthwerp Milton Nelson Utah McNabb Fort Benton Dist No. 4 Frank Parish William Dillon Fairbanks John Bray Allan Buck Junior Centennial Valley E. V. Burgin Cecil Wetmore Clarence Hunt Win Best A. A. Jones Fred Hanson Earl Huggins Tuck Jones Dorothy Shambow Buck Allen L. E. Culver Nora Dugan North Side Louis Graham Slim Newman Thos. Benson

Cascade County cuts in running costs since 1920 says assessor

County Assessor Harold Mady reports Cascade county has steadily reduced the cost of conducting county business since 1920, outlining ongoing efficiency gains and financial stewardship.

Cascade County Harold Mady

Great Northern Railway Pays Second Installment in Roosevelt County

The Great Northern Railway, Roosevelt county’s largest taxpayer, contributes 107 363 dollars as the second installment to the county treasury.

The Great Northern Railway Roosevelt County

Powdered Buttermilk Plant Planned for Great Falls

Great Falls report indicates the Northern Creamery company will install machinery to manufacture powdered buttermilk. The project signals plant modernization and expanded dairy product output in the region.

Great Falls Northern Creamery Company

United States Mails Move Fast Across Many Transport Modes

The article outlines diverse mail transportation methods including trains, ships, planes, and even the Arctic dog car. It cites 1928 money orders totaling 1.376 billion and insured, registered, and COD mail figures, highlighting the Postal Service's vast operations and savings bank deposits of 134 million in 1923.

Arctic Nome Arctic Circle Post Office Department Postal Savings United States

Republican contenders file for county offices amid early campaign

Political Pat Simmers John S Baker and H G Rodgers show early bid activity with Baker seeking clerk and recorder Mooney aiming for sheriff and Rodgers listing for judge of the Fifth Judicial district The fall race appears set for a heated and closely fought campaign with all three backed by the Republican party

John S. Baker H. G. Rodgers Dan Mooney Messrs. Baker Mooney Rodgers Fifth Judicial District

Butte Legion Plans Memorial Building Project

The Butte post of the American Legion announces plans to erect a memorial building. Local leaders say the project will honor veterans and provide a community facility. Fundraising and site selection are underway with meetings scheduled this month.

Butte The American Legion

Great Falls Well Produces Commercial Output

Hesla Sunburst Mc Manus No 2 well comes in as a commercial producer, signaling a productive find in the Great Falls area and adding to local oil and gas activity.

Great Falls

Scobey Plans $10,000 Community Church Construction

Scobey announces a project to build a community church with a total cost of 10 thousand dollars. The effort aims to provide a new place of worship and gathering for residents, with fundraising and local support noted.

Scobey

Wheatland County Schools Receive 726 From Oil Tax Royalties

Wheatland County schools received 726 from oil tax and royalties boosting district funding. The funds come from state and mineral revenue sources supporting education.

Wheatland County

Beaverhead Red Cross Reins Nurse for Summer Service

Beaverhead County Chapter of the American Red Cross will fund the county nurse's salary for three months this summer. Miss Elsie Witchen, Montana field representative, reports strong public support and a busy schedule of clinics and home visits. She notes promising health gains and praises local health poster contest winners to be announced soon. Shelby Kalfax Petroleum Co. plans a nearby well near Gordon Campbell Kevin syndicate.

Beaverhead County American Red Cross Elsie Witchen Red Cross Montana Miss Witchen Shelby-Kalfax Petroleum Co Gordon Campbell Kevin

Great Falls Drilling Resumes on Cascade Oil Well

Great Falls Drilling has resumed operations on Cascade Oil & Gas Co. well located six miles northwest, signaling renewed activity in the field and potential early-stage production steps.

Great Falls Cascade Oil & Gas Co

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