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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
4
Advance one year six months and quarterly rates set for AMERICAN Saeco U QN. Rates include 2.50 for six months 1.25 for three months. Mailing through Dillon Post office designated second class mail matter.
A slate of names appears for county roles including E H Harvey for Representative Albert S Baker for County Clerk Thomas E Gilbert for County Attorney W F Cashmore for County Treasurer Gladys Garr for County Superintendent D C Gosman for County Commissioner George Melton Bertie Mathews for State Senator Fred Rife for Clerk of District Court B W Emerick for County Assessor Joe Metlen for Clerk of District Court Ambrose Henneberry for Sheriff Alex Crosby for County Commissioner Edgar Rife for County Commissioner
A lengthy slate lists Presidential Electors and state offices including representatives for Congress governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state state treasurer and other posts. Names such as FRANK A HAZELBAKER STEVE C ARNOLD LEE DENNIS ELIZABETH IRELAND and OTTO C GOSMAN appear among ballots and district posts.
The Dillon Examiner reports a new election return system with a special telephone in the courthouse precinct office labeled 34 for data from precinct reps. Fred Rife’s district court office at 111-W handles other inquiries as officials staff the
A. C. Scott wins Grenville Kleiser prize for best essay endorsing Hoover. The piece praises Hoover for leadership during crisis, construction and relief programs, financial stabilizing steps, and a move toward recovery, arguing changing leadership would risk reversal. Paid political ad.
Adjutant George R. Baker urges veterans with service disabilities to apply immediately for hospitalization and compensation. He notes that proof of service connection entitles veterans and dependents to protection and benefits.
Article notes Dillon merchants offer lower prices across goods, citing Montgomery Ward failing to compete locally. After weeks in operation a branch store in the city retires, folding their tents and leaving town quietly.
Stomach pains after meals and gas can be relieved quickly with Dr Emil's Adia Tab tablets. They counter acidity indigestion and heartburn conditions that may lead to ulcers. Adia Tablets offer quick relief, contain no narcotics, and are sold in a large $1 bottle providing three weeks' treatment.
An informal sale ad lists a two piece Victrola with many records and a three bottom tractor plow from James Kirkpatrick. A public notice from U S Band Office Billings Montana dated October 10 1932 announces Montana land selections under an 1891 act with posted lands lists and protest provisions under 1907 regulations.
Notice under an act of Congress announces selections of lands in Montana, listing all of section 34 and parts of section 35 in township 18 south range 1 east, with a posted list for inspection. Protests or contests claiming mineral value over agricultural use will be received for report to Washington, D. C., with final approval pending. Register Harry W. Hill signs the notice.
Notices from the U S Land Office Billings Montana dated September 1932 announce land selections in Montana and public protest rules over mineral versus agricultural value. It also details a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 45 of Article 6 to be voted on at the November 1932 general election.
A conspicuously posted list of lands in sections 19 and 83 is available for inspection. The notice warns that failure to protest before final approval will imply acceptance of mineral character and selections may be recommended for appeal.
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