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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune is published every Friday by E Foote Dillon in Montana. The notice lists American Press reception rates of one year six months and three months and notes Dillon Post Office transmission as second class mail.
In Washington a deadlock persists between the senate and house on the farm relief debenture plan tied to export bounties for wheat. The rep aration commission led by Owen D Young aims for agreement but remains unable to satisfy all parties. The article also notes possible tariff changes on hides, cattle, meats, and dairy products likely to pass, amid concerns over wheat surpluses.
George Clemow of Beaverhead county was chosen president by the Stockmen's convention in Butte. The meeting highlighted vigorous cattle breeding, strong railroad and industry representation, and an optimistic view toward permanent cattle prosperity across Montana.
The steady rainfall over Sunday and Sunday night provides a welcome boost for grain, grass, and alfalfa. With more rain through June, the range should be at its best, and ample irrigation water is expected this summer. The drought forecast is fading as farmers and stockmen see improved prospects.
A patriotic notice honors Marshal Ferdinand Foch and the Unknown Soldier on Decoration Day. It recalls Foch as a great World War general who sought peace but fought fiercely for a righteous cause and urges equal tribute to all who served, famous and humble alike.
Comment notes that over a quarter of a million dollars leaves the trading territory annually. Diverting one third to home channels could help, but consumers need better at home options matching mail order catalogs to buy locally. Advertisements urge action.
The narrative recalls the Red Rock Creek trek before gold rush days, hunting with muzzle loaders and camping at Beaverhead river mouth. It lists companions Reece Anderson James Stuart Jake Meek Robert Dempsey Antoine LeClair and family, liv ing in elk skin lodges. The winter was mild with ample game and trading with Indians. Prices of horses deer skins beaver and moccasins are noted. (To be continued.)
In a brief exchange at a cigar store, patrons note a dog and ask about its breed, with the owner replying they have named the animal Etcetera. The moment captures casual everyday humor among customers.
English auction on record took place with Elihu Yale, founder of Yale University, overseeing the sale. The event marks an early instance of organized bidding in England under his sponsorship.
Rhett Rathbone will graduate from the medical college at Ann Arbor Michigan on June 17 and marry Ruth Holzreagle the following day His mother and grandmother from Miami Florida will accompany him for both events Mrs Rathbone and her mother Mrs Yeaman will spend parts of the summer in Montana
Frank Little, standout Beaverhead high school athlete, departs Sunday for Chicago to compete in the Stagg track and field meet from May 1 to June 1. He plans visits to Minneapolis and the University of North Dakota on his return, accompanied by his mother Mrs. Dan Little to Pocatello.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the funeral of Mrs. Leone Graves. They express gratitude to the church choir pallbearers minister and those who sent floral offerings. Signed by R. H. Ryburn and Family C. W. Stallings H. C. Graves A. R. Jacobs Montie Mathews W. W. Edmondson and Families.
An ad recounts a Chicago reader’s stubborn cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy stopped coughing quickly when other medicines failed and notes a druggist’s recommendation and long sales history.
Mr and Mrs J Whitham and Mrs Whithams father travel from Billings to California for a three week auto tour visiting coast cities. In Los Angeles they plan to attend the Shrine convention. Also notes on type metal composition and behavior with heat and cooling.
Cooking experiments at New York State College of Home Economics show best results for green vegetables when dropped into boiling water and cooked for the shortest possible time.
Chicago board of trade aims to regain its lead in U S trading volume by adding a securities market. Samuel P. Arnot notes post 1925 growth and predicts daily securities volume may top 500 000 shares soon aided by extensive private wire connections reaching 536 cities and 45 states plus Canada and export markets.
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