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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1926
Page
4
Toni D. Caverly appears in Dillon Montana events with the names Alkire and Lisheery Friday listed among participants or associates.
A brief notice indicates a position for a foreign advertising representative at The American Press Association. Details on duties or qualifications are not provided in the fragment.
The notice outlines postal policy affecting second class mail matter. It states the postoffice will treat certain mail as second class and describes implications for delivery and handling.
The Tribune calls for active development of the Dillon fair grounds to host racing rodeos baseball and football. It argues a proper grandstand and field could serve both adults and youths and should be organized before next spring to allow adequate facilities.
The Tribune plans its annual historical number for December 17 and invites old-timers to submit articles. Writers may cover Vigilantes road agents or reunion stories, with a December 1 deadline for copy and December 1 notice for extra copies.
President Coolidge proposes returning about 250 million dollars to taxpayers marking a novel move in U S history. Congress not yet in session raises risk of spending the recovered funds before they reach citizens. A satirical tone notes political, social, and courtly curiosities along with entertainment headlines.
The Ladies of the First Baptist church held a well attended oyster supper at the pavilion with fine music from the brass band and skating on the floor. The Total Wreck Arizona reports Jim Evans has died in Albuquerque style noted with camp mourning and a jokey tribute. Lots 19 and 20 in block 26 were bought by the Dillon Laundry company for $100 to build a new facility.
Jos A Browne hauled two barrels of fish from Beaver canyon to stock his Melrose lake. A blizzard began last night at nine, dropping six inches in three hours. A debate on bloomers by women was approved by the American people with Norris and Hull affirming and Murray and Winter negating as the first winter diversion by the Maccabees.
The text notes Mr. Baker receiving a certificate from Mr. Baker with mutual praise for efficiency. It states both father and son are all right and implies confidence in the Bakers as officials. No additional context or dates are provided.
From the Tribune dated November 8 1912 the Beaverhead county results show a full party victory with 11 Republicans and 1 Democrat on the state ticket and 11 Republicans and 2 Democrats on the county ticket. Sheriff Gosmans deputy recovers from a head injury and the county counted 1942 votes with 2866 registered voters. A historic note records a father issuing a county clerk recorder election certificate to his son.
Nick Davis, visiting Clarke's canyon, sees Hanson’s capons at Grandview poultry farm. He envisions using about six birds to aid his road work by scratching and turning earth, while Hanson’s large purebred fowls entertain onlookers. F. P. Scott of Dell was a business visitor in the city.
The next Parent Teachers Association meeting on Nov 16 will be held in the upstairs assembly room of the public school. The children's literature committee will present music by the College Glee Club and readings from Children's Reading and Children's Literature. Exhibits and book donations are noted, with hosts listed and a welcome to all members.
John Popish of Reichle suffered a broken leg a badly cut head and numerous bruises when his truck veered struck the curb and fell 10 feet from East Park street near Sacred Heart school in Butte. Passengers John Sodji and M Gormack escaped unharmed. Popish remains at Murray hospital with noncritical condition.
The Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee thanks voters for supporting Democratic candidates in the recent election. They express confidence in competent hands and promise a faithful conscientious administration. Roy B. Herndon chairs the committee.
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