Dillon Local Notes Residents Return and Visits
Oliver Fitzgerald returned to Dillon from Washington. Mr and Mrs Martin Crane of Wisdom visited Saturday. Lee R Light acting president of State Normal College was in Butte Friday. Mrs L C Stocker and Mae Eva and Annie Stocker came from Grant for the weekend. Joseph Guerre returned to Dillon from Madison county after spending the summer and fall. Mrs Theodore Brantley came from Missoula to visit her daughter Mrs F A Hazelbaker for the weekend. H E Andrus, recently in Rochester Minnesota, underwent a second operation Tuesday of last week and is recuperating well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Light
The
State Normal College
Butte
Joseph Guerre
Dillon
Madison County
Theodore Brantley
Missoula
F. A. Hazelbaker
H. E. Andrus
Rochester
Minn
Gas Harm Almost Fatal. Adlerika Saves Woman
A woman nearly died from gas and was saved by Adlerika after her druggist recommended it. The ad claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels, easing gas in about 10 minutes and constipation in two hours, with endorsement by Geo. M. Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gosman
Various Visitors and Local Happenings in Dillon
A roundup of residents and guests visiting Dillon and nearby areas from Armstead Wisdom and Dell includes UF L Woody from Dell J W Finsley from Jackson and J B Garrison from Reichle. Other entries note births, moves, hunting trips and a shift to new jobs. Christmas mail deadlines and a call from the American Legion urge veterans to file for adjusts compensation before January 2 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Legion
Congress
Public debut of Lyons Post 122 American Legion band
Rosyth New York November 9 the American Legion band of James A Lyons Post 122 made its first public appearance to benefit the invalid sister of Vincent Meaney the post commander. Fifty four pieces plus two soloists filled the hall as seats ran out and fans stood around walls. Joseph Foster organized the band with the help of the telephone company a special headset let Miss Bessie Lyons listen from her bed. All expenses were donated and a substantial sum was raised for the invalid girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosyth
N. Y
American Legion
James A. Lyons
Vincent Meaney
Legionnaire
Joseph Foster
Bessie Lyons
Meeting notes delight bankers in Norfolk lender paper
In a lighthearted note from the Norfolk Lender Dispatch, the writer jokes that bankers are pleasant to meet in general, but when it comes to meeting notes the pleasure lies with the bankers themselves, suggesting a playful take on documentation habits.
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Norfolk Lender-Dispatch
Bungling in Politics Cited as Cause of Public Misery
The quote condemns bungling in politics, arguing it brings misery and ruin to thousands and millions of people across society. It emphasizes frustration with poor governance and the widespread impact of political error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Red Cross reports 1929 expenditures and annual drive
The American Red Cross spent 11 064 000 in its year ended June 30 1929 on disaster relief public health and veterans family services. Judge John Barton Payne notes 120 disasters and urges public support through the annual Roll Call November 11 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
John Barton Payne
The
Restoration of Louvain University Rebuilt by Allied Nations
The University of Louvain was restored by allied nations with the United States tasked to rebuild the library. Founded over two centuries before Harvard, its destroyed library held about 250000 volumes accumulated over five centuries. Architect Whitney Warren led the project with corner stone laid by Nicholas Murray Butler.
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University of Louvain
United States
Nicholas Murray Butler
Bees Remain Active In Hive Through Winter
Popular Mechanics describes how honey bees avoid true hibernation by clustering in a near spherical insulation shell inside the hive. Outer bees pack tightly while inner bees twist and squirm to generate heat, keeping hive temperatures near 57 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Baby’s christening sparks quiet churchroom envy
A small gathering in a church vestibule admires a newborn as three year old Betty Lou sits apart, feeling overlooked. An observant friend praises the older child’s dress, prompting the girl to sigh that she feels old beside the baby brother.
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Betty Lou
Betts’ Lou
Arrangement of Hair Marks Chinese Wife
The article describes traditional Chinese bridal hair styling noting that a married woman is identified by forehead hair removal. On the eve of marriage friends trim or shave the hair using two twisted threads rolled over the forehead to create a square-clearing appearance. After marriage the practice continues to preserve the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
French firm Plans Coconut Plantations on Marquesa Islands
A French company moves to reclaim the Marquesa Islands jungle for extensive coconut cultivation. Plans outline converting jungle to plantation areas with investment in new processing facilities and local employment potential.
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Marquesa I Islands
World’s Coal Fields Reach Across Continents
The report notes North America holds the vastest coal resources with the United States leading global production. China’s coal fields are vast yet largely untapped, while 1925 world estimates place total coal at about 7.685 billion metric tons.
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North America
Europe
Asii
China
United States
Bell Ringer’s Grief Ended In Belfry Death Tale
According to Satis N. Coleman in Bells, a peasant bell ringer in Haly cared deeply for a large bell. When ordered to halt its ringing, he climbed the belfry and wept while clinging to the bell, his voice amplified by the metal. He died there, heartbroken and clutching his beloved bell.
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Haly
Satis N. Coleman
Velvet Winter Wraps Feature Transparent Velvet and Fur
The article notes velvet as elegant for a velvet winter, highlighting Molyneux wrap designs in black transparent velvet with scarf collar and bow. A long swallow-tail back slim effects and a jeweled pin fastener define the front, while chiffon lame fabric for a fall gown is promised but not shown.
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Molyneux
Who Writes the President's Papers in History
The article surveys presidents who used ghost writers for state papers. It notes Washington Jefferson Lincoln Cleveland Roosevelt Wilson and others writing their own works and cites Lincoln’s inaugural address as a near perfect piece. It mentions Hoover Coolidge and Harding era styles and compares presidential writing to Goldsmiths Chinese letters.
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Hamilton
Washington
Roger B. Taney
Andrew Jackson
Bancroft
Jeremiah S. Black
Andrew Johnson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Six Excuses That Couple Faces Post Marriage Rites
A couple married under six different religious rites will face more than the usual number of disputes. The piece notes potential conflicts arising from diverse traditions and vows as they begin married life.
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Proof
Department of the Interior announces R Olive Martin formerly R Olive Marchesseau of Sells Arizona will file three year proof to establish land claim in EY YN WY SWY ANEY NEY SWI Sec 21 T5S R12W Montana. Proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazle baker at Dillon on Nov 20 1929 with witnesses John H Judge Andy B Pyle Edward P Marchesseau Frank P Marchesseau.
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Department of the Interior
U. SS
Great Falls
Montana
R. Olive Martin
R. Olive Marchesseau
Sells
Arizona
Ey’ynwy
Swyaney
Neyswi
Township
Range
Prin
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
John H. Judge
Mont
Andy B. Pyle
Polaris
Edward P. Marchesseau
Frank P. Marchesseau
Polaris, Mont
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Advy
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Oliver Fitzgerald
Mrs
Martin’ Crane of Wisdom
L. C. Stocker
Mae, Eva
Annie Stocker
Grant
J. W. Finsley
Jackson
J. B. Garrison
Reichle
Harry Helming
Wisdom
Jay McCarthy
Wise River
A. W. Hanson
Armstead
JS. M. McKnight
Dell
Joe Duff
Lakeview
Matt Kay
City
Sarah Harroun
Ike Rife
Ike, Jr
J. J. Brown
Apex
F. H. Tyre
the Barrett Hospital
W. J. Reynolds
Lava Lyre
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Intertype
Tribune- Messenger
Tom Olmsted Jr
Chicago
T. D. Olmsted
William Lee
Internal Revenue
the Andrus
LaVyrne Brown
Fred F. Johnson
Wisconsin
W. J. Romersa
Barrett Hospital
Needle Club
F. E. Foote
Sebree Street
W. B. Hartwig
Roy Forrester
A. H. McFarland
Ralph Harding
Boulder
New York
J. C. Fuller
Albert T. Reid
GALLS
Asll-Gall
Society
Payne
Louvain University
Awith
Wills
Paris
Fasiei Sons
Acheye
Sahay Bicvieg
M. Gesman
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