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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
4
The Christmas Seal marks the fiftieth anniversary of the start of modern tuberculosis treatment in the United States. It features the Saranac Lake cottage where the work began in February 1885, known as the Little Red. Seals go on sale the day after Thanksgiving, opening the twenty eighth annual tuberculosis association appeal with 2,000 affiliated groups participating.
Beaverhead county farmers have 28 loans totaling 122750 under the emergency mortgage refinancing act. statewide Montana farmers received 625 regular loans for 2190200 and 3952 commissioner loans for 8648550, totaling 4577 loans and 10833750. Loans come from land bank bonds with 5 to 30 year terms and 5 percent interest for commissioner loans.
A historic speech argues bankers must restore confidence in the public by explaining loan factors to customers and ensuring loans are bankable. It calls for bankers to engage with laws and regulations, study court and regulatory materials, and participate in community affairs to strengthen financial understanding and recovery.
Charles Bohn, head of Bohn Aluminum, says minor engine changes can greatly boost output and fuel economy. He cites aluminum cylinder heads and refined combustion chamber design enabling higher compression and speeds with standard gasoline, potentially saving motorists millions yearly.
Mrs. Agnes Garrison of Dell visited the city the first of last week. Mrs. Mary Judge, from Missoula, was in town last week where she now makes her home. W. E. Selner returned Tuesday from a hunting trip in the Wise River section with a three point buck.
Phil Lovell sells wool in Chicago at twenty cents per pound. Beaverhead county tax payments exceed $1,000 from three taxpayers. Utah & Northern Railroad pays $3,778.70 Hecla Consolidated Mining $2,979.88 Poindexter & Orr $1,314.07. Montana street sidewalk replaces damaged sidewalk and hazards.
The mining boom expands across the state with new and old claims filed, capital flowing in for development, and ore hauled to smelters. In a local anecdote, two small boys attempt to cash a quartz believed to contain gold at the State Bank, showing rising enthusiasm among the young for gold discovery.
The Tribune reports a sweeping Republican victory in the 1894 elections with Amaconda favored as the capital by about 20 votes over Helena. Dillon saloons stayed open at political HQs. crowds and free drinks marked the city’s election night. street noise and roaming stock disrupted nightly life.
Mrs Florence Backus membership drive in Dillon requires all Roll Call workers to visit Room 19 in the White building and obtain necessary supplies before Friday and Saturday. J C Fuller serves as Roll Call chairman.
Miss Edith Callaway of Milwaukee visits Grandview with her sister Mrs. H H Hanson. She will leave Friday and be joined by Mr. and Mrs Hanson to spend the winter in Milwaukee.
The L. D. S. Relief society gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Jeppsort with Mrs. P. E. Hanson as associate hostess.
Estelle Marchesseau celebrated her fifth birthday with friends at her grandfather James Berry's home on Kentucky Avenue. Guests enjoyed games and dainty refreshments in a festive afternoon gathering last Friday.
The piece notes the U S public millage split for education with 12 cents to elementary schools 8 cents to high schools and 2 cents to colleges. Beaverhead County has about 6000 people over 4494 square miles while Rhode Island holds over 600000 people in a smaller area. population density and equalized educational opportunities are discussed.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne McMannis of Bannack died at Barrett hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral services were conducted that afternoon by Rev. H. N. Tragitt of St. James church.
The article profiles David Metlen son of the late David Metlen who ran the Metlen estate and advised ranchers. He serves as vice-president of the Montara Stockgrovers and supports livestock land policy, with formal legal education and strong local and rural backing for a state speaker bid.
The sheriff sale of the property of Gertrude French is set for November 28 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. The premises include Lots 8 and 4 in Block 12 Poindexter Orrs Addition with all appurtenances and rents. Cash payment required. Dated October 31 1934. J A McCollum Sheriff Beaverhead County W E Barry Undersheriff.
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