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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
3
The article outlines early cultivation to harvesting for beans, advising harrow use before emergence, shallow surface cultivation after emergence, and moisture conservation. It covers irrigation timing, hand weeding, and cautions about wet soil, plus harvesting methods with bean harvesters and stacked curing to prevent losses. It notes Harlowton Montana mills as a reference point for local milling operations.
Col von Kuegelgen, dubbed the Hidden Power in Germany’s presidential race, plays a pivotal behind the scenes role akin to Col House in American politics guiding von Hin denburg’s bid. His influence centers on political strategy, alliances, and key messaging within German circles.
Grapefruit and oranges may be judged by weight. Never buy light fruit. Heavy fruit with thick skin is best.
A New York Morning Telegraph snippet notes the humor in the interview style of asking a successful man what he attributes his success to. The remark implies a witty, sardonic take on the standard biographical question common in profiles.
Definition from the Ohio State Journal suggests middle age is that life period when you soon feel as well as you ever did a day or two later.
Expressive Ile, age four, lies weak and spiritless from illness. He leans against his mother and sighs I feel just like a broken toy, conveying heartbreak and a hopeful plea for care.
A reflective aphorism argues that hatred diminishes the self while love enriches, pardon restores what is lost, misanthropy harms the self, and egotism marks ultimate poverty in a created being.
Slightly used piano offered for sale in Dillon with terms if desired by Geo R Larsen Music Co Rexburg Idaho Advertisement js 2
Dor tax for 1921 was due May 1. Dogs found without license tags will be seized and disposed of. CHAS. NELSON, Chief of Police.
Estray sale set for Saturday in May 1925 at 10 a.m. at the Frank Bell ranch about 15 miles north of Dillon. Describes a red cow about 10 years old branded on the right hip with a crop left ear and a small red calf with no brand. D C Erwin, stock inspector.
Notice of public auction to sell an estray red cow of about six years, gentle with white spots, ears cropped, left ribs branded illegible, at Jim Banlas ranch about 30 miles northeast of Dillon on June 8, 1925 at 10 a.m. by Lt. D. V. Erwin unless owner is found.
An Adv notice states Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no narcotic substitutes and that every ingredient is plainly printed on each carton. Potts the druggist emphasizes transparency in labeling.
Serial No. 016410 notices the State of Montana applying under the 1891 act for selections of lands in town 18 south range 1 west M P M Lots 8 4 5 6 sections 13 14. The list is posted for inspection protests against mineral value claims will be noted for report to the General Land Office in Washington. GEO C Davenport register publication dates April 17 1925 last publication May 15 1924.
Serial numbers 024106 document from the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated April 7 1924. It refers to land parcels in section 31 township 7 south range 10 west M P M with various fractions and claims by the State under an Act of Congress approved February enough to prompt protests or contests by April 25 1907 in Washington D C. Protests against the State claim must be evidentiary and adequate to defeat other public claims.
Public notice lists Desert Land Entry No. 020978 by Peter Spritzer of Reichle Montana with final proof due May 27 1928 before Fred Rife at Dillon. Also includes summons in Bea verhead County District Court Frank Baldwin plaintiff vs Lille Baldwin defendant for divorce on grounds of desertion with twenty day answer deadline and court seal dated May 1 1925.
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