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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
8
Col Lindbergh travels to Saint Louis to register and telegraphs support for Herbert Hoover. The message praises Hoover’s leadership and predicts his approach will solve national problems in the next four years. Hoover replies expressing appreciation and encouragement.
In a Newark address Herbert Hoover argues real wages and living standards rose more in the past seven and a half years of Republican rule than in any similar period in history. He frames the record as a triumph of Republican policy and governance.
On the eve of his wedding a Vienna bridegroom challenged the best man to a duel. Jealous acquaintances of the bride declare that he subsequently remarked and added And may the best man win.
Sitka spruce is noted for its physical and mechanical properties and its ability to resist long spans, making it a valuable timber for airplane construction.
Herbert Hoover argues European democracies show weaknesses in their political machinery and warns the United States to learn from their failures as they faced instability and wrecks.
The Arkansas Gazette reports a college debate where a male team lost to a rival all female group. The article notes the surprise outcome and discusses implications for the program and future matches.
The note states that Pythagoras called 3 the perfect number symbolizing beginning, middle, and end as a divine sign.
Malone telegram from N Y notes the Wisard’s past accuracy in forecasting outcomes and predicts the election of Herbert Hoover. The item presents a light political superstition from a regional paper.
A Monday celebration at the store for Mrs. Andy Pyle brought a gathering of Mesdames George Pyle Ted Marchesseau Mary Shepherd Carl Knoll E A Marchesseau O M Harrison Frank Marchesseau D Y Kannegaard John Judge and others. Separate reports note valley visitors to Elkhorn springs and local activities including apples from Dillon and Maytag demonstrations.
Over the last 25 years the United States has spent an estimated 12 billion dollars on roads and highways, reflecting a vast public works push. The figure underscores sustained investment in transportation infrastructure nationwide.
A Peoria union official touts Foley Pills diuretic as a cure for kidney trouble claiming two bottles removed symptoms and stopped backache. The notice promises guaranteed satisfaction and notes wide use by men and women with a local seller listed.
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