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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1923

Page

9

Beav erhead and Security State Bank Merge

The Beaverhead State Bank and the Security State Bank consolidate under the name Security State Bank. Community welcomes the merger with many trusted local officers and directors, and wishes the new institution a successful future.

Beaverhead State Bank Security State Bank

A Home Town Pride in Dillon Gardens and Homes

In Dillon the mornings and evenings reveal beauti ful lawns flower beds shade trees and planted gardens. Residents take pride in keeping homes neat and the town shows a strong self owned housing presence. This homelike atmosphere contributes to Dillon's strong appearance for a town its size.

Dillon

Dillon Prepares To Welcome Stockgrowers Next Year

Officials in Dillon pledge to host the Stockgrowers gathering with hospitality and efficient planning. Volunteers in the community commit to using their best efforts to ensure a pleasant and successful visit for the members and their wives.

Dillon

City Faces Guest Influx as Visitors Arrive

Officials urge mobilization of top local talent to plan entertainment and comfort for arriving visitors. Hotels restaurants and rooming houses must expand capacity, with homes opened if needed to accommodate guests.

Dillon

Grapefruit and Strawberries Dominate Storefront Display

A vivid grocery window description highlights ripe produce drawing shoppers. Centerpiece fruits like the red strawberry and tomato tempt buyers while lettuce beans onions and rhubarb surround them. The piece notes how such sights stir appetites across all ages.

Sunkist Grange

Compliment to Taft From Socialist Attacks Sparking Debate

A dated column defends Chief Justice Taft against socialist critiques. It portrays Taft as independent, ethical, and beyond political pressures, while accusing socialists of envy and denial of facts. The piece argues Taft stands as a leading jurist immune to wealth and influence.

Taft Socialist Party Trotsky and Lenine America

Beaverhead County Punch Stronger Than Ever Says Lewistown Editor

The Lewistown Democrat News praises Beaverhead County as the stockman’s paradise with strong nerve and courage. It notes Big Hole beef and Beaverhead lambs boosting Montana's reputation and irrigated valleys yielding crops equal to or better than other counties.

Tom Stout Lewistown Democrat-News Montana

Political ransom risk noted for Moritana senators

The text mentions Wheeler in Russia and Walsh in Japan as Moritana's senators who appear safe for now. It cautions that if they wander into China and are captured, raising funds for their ransom could be difficult.

Wheeler Russia Walsh Japan Moritana China

County Federation of Women’s Clubs Holds Second Convention

Practically all county women’s organizations gathered Saturday for the County Federation of Women’s Clubs second annual convention at the Normal college recreation hall. Officers were reelected and topics included establishing a county circulating library and health issues.

County Federation of Women’s Clubs the Normal College J. E. Shaw F. C. McMadden W.C. Jones Sheldon E. Davis Mary Innes Jean MacGregor Hazel Bell Bonness State Department of Public Health Dillon Water Helen Finch Elizabeth Ballard Lucy Carson J. H. Gilbert Mary van de Walker Nina Nash Lee R. Light Jean Bishop Cloen Thomas Shaw Margaret Miller Will Tovey Ted Woodward Wisdom Pierron Edgar Rife Roy Herndon Armstead Chas. Brenner Chester Barrett Eva Stocker Anna Stocker Grant Henry Olson Jake Neidt Barber Jackson Thos. Dubois Gordon Conger Clifford Wing Cal ° Morrison Nels Nelson Chas. Meine Clayton Schuler O'Leary Okel Nelson Langdorf North Side Country Club W. I. Ferguson Shepherd C. W. Jones Murphy K. Harvey Frank Susted Wise River

Should Seed Flax For This Spring Seeding

A notice urges farmers to seed flax this spring amid uncertain markets for wheat and food crops. With foreign demand likely lower than last year, flax seed may not fetch high prices, so seeding a reasonable amount is advised.

Local farmer touted as future wheat champion in Montana contest

Lavina residents hail Ben Loga, a three mile east farmer, as the coming champion in a state wide summer tillage contest by the Montana Development association. Loga, with 30 acres of grain and 40 planned corn acres, maintains detailed records and expects a precise yield comparison this fall. moisture in his field reaches six feet and he aims for a clean, even stand amid favorable conditions.

Lavina Ben Loga Montana Development Association Loga

Constipation ad and civic notices in one clipping

An advertisement extols Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and indigestion with a customer testimonial from Mildred Keene of Bangor. The same page includes a dog tax notice from Chief of Police Charles Nelson and a Sunset Gift Catalogue promotion seeking postcard responses from readers in San Francisco.

Foley Mildred Keene Bangor Maine Potts Charles Nelson Sunset Sunset Magazine San Francisco

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