Armistice Day Reflections and Local Agricultural Notes
After fourteen years the Armistice Day anniversary recalls the end of World War I and the uncertain path since. The article weighs peace prospects, warns against complacency, and notes public vigilance while detailing sugar beet trials in Dillon with phosphated vs unphosphated plots and yield differences. It also reports Beaver area bridge club scores and social reflections on tolerance and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. ‘Williams
Amalgamated ‘Sugar Company
Missoula
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dillon
Montana. Mercantile. Company
Fdl Bay
George Shaffner
Edward
George
Bread still the king of foods in American diet
Bread remains the most economical and nutritious staple in the United States. Estimated daily loaf consumption runs into tens of millions, with urban bakers producing about 93 percent of bread and rural areas about 80 percent. Variations include Boston brown bread, rye in immigrant communities, and regional corn bread styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Minnnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
New York City
Republican Parade Lights Dillon Night in Big Rally
A Dillon Republican parade drew about 500 marchers with bands, banners, and a train arrival from Lima. The procession marched through Montana Street to greet candidates while bonfires candles rockets and torches lit the town for a fervent election show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison-Hartman ‘Club
Idaho Street
Montana Street
Lima
Grand Marshall Metlen
Dillon Brass Band
Garfield Club
Bannack
Harrison Club
Republican Clubs
Glendale
Dewey
Harrison-Hartman Club
Dillon
Rich
Trapper Gulch
Helena
Montana
Howl in Alley Over Narrow Political Defeat
From the Tribune archive November 7 1902 F A Hazelbaker of Wisdom Mercantile noted in town. A Democratic candidate for a small office wailed in an alley after late returns showed his opponent leading by about 200 votes. Officer Oliver found him moaning at the Lusher refuse burner and the man drank Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and six ounce bottle of spirits frumenti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Cushing Block
Oliver
Advertising gains and losses amid seventeen year records
Gilbert T Hodges reports on a study of 120 corporations with 60 increasing ad expenditures yearly, now among leading U S businesses. Last year their profits tripled the 1915 level while the other group declined in status with more than half losing prominence. notes on misdirected trends and market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Hodges
Advertising Federation of America
America
Greetings and Memories in Dillon Sendoff
A long letter from Ida E. Best bids friends in Dillon farewell with fond memories of home trees birds and sunshine. Funeral notices follow for Mrs. Frank Morgan with details of services and survivors. Legal notices announce estate and land filings in Dillon Montana with executors and public postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida E. Best
Frank Morgan
Brundage Chapel
Harold, Warner
J. C. Connolly
Ogden
Utah
Adele Elliott
Billings
Morgan
Gilbert Denney
Dillon
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Montana Circuit
Notice to creditors in the district court of Montana in the matter of Frank H. Bimrose bankrupt no 1776. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled in Beaverhead district Dillon. Details indicate a November date and official administration by the bankruptcy court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
William M. Reed
Pearl S. Smith
East Bannack Street
Dillon
Beaverhead
Martha M. Melvin
Pearl I
SMITH
District ‘Court OF the
United States
Frank
H. Bimrose
Bimrose
Ecb Sof
A. Biss
Land selections posted for protest under 1889 act at Billings
Notice from the U S Land Office announces applications for selections of lands in Section 18 and Section 19, Township 133, Range 1, with inspection posted and protest deadline implied. The document lists the registrar and states non mineral character as a condition for recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi General Land Office
Washington, D
Lands for selection in Montana under 1889 act
The State of Montana seeks selection of lands in township 18 range 1 west and sections 19 and 38 NEY from the Land Office in Billings. A list of the lands is available for inspection by interested persons and the public, with protests allowed under the 1907 regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Billings
Montana
Congress
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Harry W. Hill
Register
Dillon Tribune
Dillon
Mont
U.S. Land Office
U. SS. ‘Land Office
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EGE Fasser Coons
Dillon Postoffice
A. I. Cashmore
W. D. Tovey
W. G. Gilbert
Tribune
Big Republic
the Tribune
F. A. Hazelbaker
The
Wisdom Mercantile Company
Marta
Matty
Tobbers
North Dakota
Northwest Bancorporation
First National Bank
Mrs
Land_ Office
Department
U. S. Land
Washington, D.C
Aegister
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