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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

Page

4

Pen Points and Plain Talk From Mayes County

A column notes Raymond Hamilton’s execution, Alaska relocation views, large government spending, and the Maynete at Nor mal college. It laments stop signs for motorists, praises Boy Scouts, jokes about Will Rogers, and mentions chain letters, Huey Long, the Kingfish, a Wilsall rancher’s sentence, and rattlesnake harvests. Also mentions Walter Winchell, Chicago antics, a diaper contest, old one-way bridges, and postal racket debates with Amelia Earhart's flight.

Early Risers Club Chain Letter Prompts Ten Dollar Ask

Bert Orr of this city promotes a chain letter under the Early Risers Club banner. The letter asks recipients to enclose ten dollars and promises prosperity if the copy is sent on. The note warns against breaking the chain and claims impact begins at 2 30 a m. Local landmarks report razing plans for the Anderson Livery barn on North Idaho Street, with portions to be removed this summer.

Bert Orr Early Risers Beat Anderson Idaho Street Dobbin

Butte News Notes Mix Curiosities and Local Service

A tossed mix of notes from Butte and surrounding areas includes a quip about infant headsize drawing Montana interest, a new OCC job in Bitterroot district, ticks gathered by local youths for the Hamilton lab, and the death of Dr. Charles H. Clapp, former UM president and former University of Montana School of Mines leader. Also a short tale of a woodpecker failing to drill through tin, radio advertising musings, and a local remark on Amos n Andy toothpaste provoking dental visits.

OCC Bitterroot Hamilton Laboratory Triple C Charles H. Clapp University of Montana School of Mines Butte Ay Missoula

Expert H L Hoffman Demonstrates Perfect Retention Shields

Minneapolis expert H L Hoffman, former associate of C F Redlich, will demonstrate Perfect Retention Shields at the Butte Hotel on Wednesday May 22 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Patients are urged to attend. evenings by appointment. The device claims to prevent rupture and improve digestion and back comfort. Home Office: 305 Lincoln Building, Minneapolis.

H. L. Hoffman C. F. Redlich Minneapolis Hare S Sor Butte Hotel

Prosperity mood in Dillon and Beaverhead county

The Tribune notes an orderly city with a quiet police court and a light jail, while new and old residents feel buoyant about the pioneer camp. Fresh Columbia River salmon arrive in Dillon, signaling local prosperity as the bank receivership of Beaverhead County continues with FDIC sale of banking furniture and office equipment after May 25, 1935.

the Tribune Hook and -Ladder Company Montana Beaver Federal Deposit :Insurance . Corporation Bond Comptroller of Currency Dillon Beaverhead Courgy Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L. A. Schulz

46 Years Ago and Notices From Beaverhead County

A May 1895 Tribune note laments the Chinatown garbage dump near the city limits and warns of health risks. A 1915 item cites George Baker’s track points and Alaska plans. Legal notices urge creditors to file claims against Melinda Dishno and Harriett Dart estates. A summons seeks quieting title for Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Beaverhead County, Montana.

the Tribune Chinatown The Methodist Episcopal Church At George Baker Missoula Robert Barrett Hokie Nelson Alaska Furia Montana Beaverhead Melinda Dishno J. E. Kelly Dillon Heaverhead State of Silas Beaverhead County

True Democrats and borrowed capital in early history

A satirical note from the Twin Falls Idaho Times mocks Democrats by calling Columbus the first Democrat and lampoons unknowns in voyage and leadership. The quip contrasts biblical figures with modern politics and ends with a playful question about Moses.

Newman Early Twin Falls Idaho Columbus Moses Red Sea Promised Land

Slader's Sub-division to Lima Beaverhead County Montana

Notice records a mining patent application by Quartz HY Mining Co through Selden S. Rodgers for the Argentine Lode in Beaverhead County Montana. It lists legal descriptions, conflicting claims, and net area after exclusions with dates of publication and the register Thos F Corbally.

Slader Lima Beaverhead County Montana Fred Rife Francis J. Gelhaus

Quartz Hill Mining Patents Sought for Gray Belle and South Star

Quartz Hill Mining Company represented by Selden S. Rodgers seeks patents for Gray Belle and South Star Lodes in Beaverhead County Montana. The Gray Belle Lode covers 19.233 net acres after conflict with Sur 3520 Blue Belle, while South Star extends 19,? acres with a 1,600 foot main line and various bearings. The notices note prior postings and recorded certificates in Book 92 of Lode Locations.

U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Quartz Hill Mining Company Selden S. Rodgers Anaconda Gray Belle South Star Lode Quartz Hill Beaverhead County State of Gray Belle Lode Cor S. R Sur Blue Belle Lode W.c

First Publication Dates Mentioned in 1930s Item

A brief notice references publication periods from April 25, 1938 to June 20, 1936. The fragment suggests archival dating or serial release windows, noting two specific dates and implying a historical sequence.

Weys

Purchasing power of dollar falls in 1935 first quarter

The Administrative and Research corporation report shows the dollar in common stocks declined 5.2 percent in Q1 1935, versus a 4.3 percent drop in bonds and a 2.3 percent fall for cash holdings.

Survey of Administrative and Research Corporation New York

Youthful ideals meet need for wise leadership

Walter D. Head argues in Rotarium Magazine that today’s youth are as idealistic and courageous as ever. He urges older generations to sympathize cooperate and guide the restless energy to constructive ends amid a world shaped by Johnson Long and Coughlin.

Upn Walter D. Head Rotarium

Notice of Sale of Personal Property

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the state a notice announces the sale of personal property by order of N national bank. The sale aims to satisfy a claim and provides location and date details for interested party participation.

Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead Parley Merrill Lavina Merrill PERSO Nal District Court OF Ton County OF Lelest National Bank

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