Wireless power as a vast business and future relief
The piece argues wireless transmission of power could revolutionize industry and travel, citing Marconi’s cautious promise and big U S corporate profits. It contrasts GM and U S Steel earnings, calls U S Steel the largest industrial group, and discusses labor unions, Bolshevik fears, and Stalin’s stance on reactionary unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Europe
Thomases
General Motors
United States Steel Company
United States Steel
Tribune Calendar of Community Events
Calendar listings for Friday through Thursday include church suppers dances Dramatic play Dear Brutus and Moroni Olsen Players at Normal college auditorium Red Cross drive Epworth League De Molay Pioneer boys Odd Fellows Eastern Star college glee clubs Woman's Glee club and Union Thanksgiving service at Baptist church with Rev. Ricketts preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Presbyterian Mother’s
Manse
Pioneer Boys
Methodist Church
Earl Crichton
Odd Fellows
C. F
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
College
Glee Club
Woman’s Glee Club of
Normal College
Baptist Church
Ricketts
Beaverhead Veteran Dies of Shell Shock
William Heggarty son of Mike Heggarty a Beaverhead ranchman died Friday at the national soldiers home Sawtelle California after long shell shock illness He served abroad was wounded on the front and sent home He leaves father sisters and brothers his older brother was killed in action in France Body expected to return for burial with funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heggarty
Mike Heggarty
National Soldier’s Home
Sawtelle
California
Beaverhead County
France
Treasure State Ranks High in Agriculture and Livestock
Montana’s comprehensive biennial report from the department of agriculture, labor and industry outlines the state’s strong standing across multiple farming sectors. It lists Montana third in area, second in spring wheat, third in wool, fourth in flax, fifth in edible beans, seventh in beet sugar, and ranges for hay, livestock value, potatoes, corn, and milk cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
A. H. Bowman
Erickson
Hunters End Big Game Season With Plentiful Deer
Montana hunters closed the big game season with many out in the final days. Deer were killed across the county and does outnumbered bucks, reflecting the buck law's impact. Notable takers included Forest Bayerd, Emery Smith, George Ditty, and a group headed by A. T. Peterson. Elk were also taken by Earl Opp, while Charles Bourquin bagged a record elk weighing about 1200 pounds in Boulder country.
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Montana
Forest Bayerd
Emery Smith
George Ditty
Deer Lodge
A. T. Peterson
Bud Hartwig
Roy Forrester
James Kelly
A. H. McFarland
Jefferson County
Ashworth Brothers
Clyde Webster
Earl Opp
Powell County
Charles Bourquin
Boulder Country
Old Time Resident of County Dies in Warm Springs Hospital
William Willard son of R P Willard a well known retired rancher died last Friday at Warm Springs hospital from heart dilation The body was brought to Dillon and funeral held at the Methodist church Rev H B Ricketts officiating interment in Mountain View cemetery Surviving him are his father seven sisters and two brothers including Mrs Turner Butte Mrs Wesley Miller South Boulder Mrs Chadweck Butte Mrs Alex Silach Polaris Mrs Baers San Francisco and Mrs Lorain Spencer of this city, Ben Willard Potlatch Idaho and Luther of this city. A 5100 pound seaplane was shot from a battleship deck at San Pedro by a catapult. A rubber surface has been laid in Newbridge street London for test purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willard
R. P. Willard
Warm Springs
Dillon
Methodist
H. B. Ricketts
Mountain View
Mr. Willard
Iowa
Montana
Turner
Butte
Wesley Miller
South Boulder
Chadweck
Alex Silach
Polaris
Baers
San Francisco
Lorain Spencer
Edward Saunders
Ben Willard
Potlatch
Idaho
Luther
Chicago aims to build the largest jail with a courthouse out front
The piece envisions a seven and a half million dollar complex in Chicago to house a modern crime army, with high ceilings and a front courthouse. It even proposes gas mask wearing jailers and corridors flooded with mustard gas to deter jail breaks, noting Edison’s early lighting work and the vast growth of electric power.
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Chicago
Edison
Harry Hill’s
Houston Street
New York
John L. Sullivan
Insull
Williams
Pacific
Weather This Fall and Winter Mildest in Six Years
Government records show this fall and winter up to November 18 have been the mildest since 1919. Temperatures ranged from 9 above zero to 77, with October highs of 68 and lows of 24. Through November the high reached 60 and low 26, marking two unusually mild recent years. The only sub zero period since December 27, 1924 occurred January 22, 1925 at three below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Monroe
State Bank
Delegates From Beaverhead High Headed to Bozeman
Alice Hansen and Rosemary King, seniors at Beaverhead County High, left Thursday for Bozeman to represent the county in the annual girls vocational congress. Each student was chosen for class work and activities, scoring 66 and 33 percent respectively, with two delegates per school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School 10
Bozeman
Alice Hansen
Rosemary King
Beaverhead County
Moroni Olsen Players Offer Last-Minute Seats
Prof J F McBain of the Normal entertainment bureau said a few good seats remain for the Moroni Olsen actors this evening after reports that all tickets were sold. May call at Thomas Book store to obtain seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McBain
Normal Entertainment Bureau
Moroni Olsen
Thomas Book Store
First Real Snow Hits Valley With Three Inch Fall
The valley saw its first genuine snow storm of the season on Monday afternoon and evening leaving about three inches. Temperatures fell slightly and the next day the sun rose clear, rapidly melting the wintry ground.
Book Week Displays Highlight National Observance in Dillon
Dillon stores showcased attractive book windows for National Book Week. Children’s books dominated and reflect improved quality and variety for young readers over recent years. Posters from trainees at the training school enhanced displays, with notable student talent on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Training
Red Cross Drive Here Saturday
The local American Red Cross chapter will hold a one day membership drive next Saturday, November 20, with booths at the hotel post office and banks. Fred Rife leads the campaign aided by high school girls and women teachers. Members can also obtain cards at the clerk of court in the courthouse. The Red Cross funds disaster relief and public health nursing with 835 nurses serving daily and remains the nation’s official relief agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Fred Rife
Red Cross
Miami
Beaverhead County
Fortign
Rotary Turns Down Proposed Skating Rink
The Dillon Rotary Club's weekly meeting on Wednesday heard Clarence Doak describe modern telephone manufacture via two motion picture reels. The skating rink proposal was rejected as suitable for private enterprises. New members Ralph McFadden and R. B. Bamberger were welcomed.
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of the
Dillon Rotary Club
Clarence Doak
Ralph McFadden
R. B. Bamberger
Joseph Wedum
Dillon Educators Named to Montana Education Association Committees
At a Helena meeting of the Montana Education Association executive council three local school faculty were named to key committees. Alice F. Russell joined the resolutions committee and Genevieve Albertson was named chair of the revision and constitution committee. A. T. Peterson of the high school was appointed chair of the federal high school vocational instruction committee. Albertson attended as state association vice president. Potatoes from Idaho are scrubbed and wrapped in tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Education Association
Helena
Alice FE. Russell
Genevieve Albertson
Normal College
A. T. Peterson
Albertson
Tribune Calendar Serves Daily Events Free For Readers
The Dillon Tribune announces a new service offering its columns for daily events at no charge. Lodge society meetings church affairs and school activities will be listed when items are received. Call early in the week and date items to fit Friday’s publication.
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune
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Arthur Brisbere
Stalin
Russia
American Federation of Labor
Tribune Calendar
Epworth League
Aturday
de Molay
City Hall
Pegram’s
BY. A. B. Chapin
Beaverhead
Soldier’s
Treasure State
Nimrods
W. L. Willard
San Pedro
Newbridge Street
London
Seneeweas
Eeeweses
Seneneee
Tional Congress
Tively
RED Cross Drive
Rotary
Dillon Educators ON Association
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