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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
9
A tribute to a steadfast, fearless figure who united nations under light. He forged a resilient life from frailty to strength, inspiring trust and courage in kings and children alike. His loyalty, justice, and boundless vitality shaped a world of exploration and battle.
A compact fragment cites Hermann Hagedorn’s line about a man who travels with his own burden and uses his conscience as guide. The quotation evokes self-reliance and inner discipline in a nomadic or moral journey.
Tax exemptions and a 50 percent excise on candy face strong criticism from experts and economists. The piece argues such policies hinder uniform taxation and threaten private business financing. Separate notes mention reduced influenza cases in Montana and ongoing public school programs and film resources for education.
The Beaverhead high school notes football plans for a trip to Anaconda and reports weather delays. It highlights the team’s effort to build a strong squad, upcoming events like a winter carnival, and records of student activities including tax list work, debates, and new enrollments.
Halloween party stunts featured a mock wedding with President Davis as bride and a chautauqua for the seniors. The Junior act included a vaudeville routine and a negro wedding, followed by a few negro songs. Faculty speeches and dilatory coal shortages affected schedules. classes met in parlors.
In Kingsville Ontario Jack Miner has earned the trust of wild ducks and geese. Each spring they fly to his sanctuary lake from across the United States and Canada, turning his hobby into a famed wildlife friendship. A prior piece noted an aluminum band on a mallard linked to a gift message, prompting investigation by a state game warden.
Frank J. Cheney and Co of Toledo swear they will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice explains internal use and blood muscous action and invites testimonials. Notary A W Gleason certifies on December 6.
Miner describes cultivating a wild flock near his home, feeding 500 bushels of corn yearly in March and April, and hosting thousands of visitors who watch geese and ducks in safe corridors. He recalls a wounded hunter carried back to safety in 1914 and a mallard raised by a domestic fowl returning for five springs.
A correspondent reports carrying four watches in three months with all stopping. A watchmaker notes they act like balance springs magnetized by internal friction. Prof Sylvanus Thompson suggests movements may generate frictional electricity at high tension that could magnetize the spring.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana a probate petition for the will of William Montgomery deceased and letters testamentary to J H Gilbert has been filed Hearing is set for Tuesday November 26 1919 at 10 00 a m in the Dillon Montana court room Anyone interested may appear and contest the petition or show cause why it should not be granted Dated November 6 1919 Court Seal
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