Postal Notice Indicates Second Class Mail Matter
Entry filed at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission indicates the item is designated for second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
4
Caverly Becomes Sole Publisher of Dillon Tribune
Tom D. Caverly assumes sole publisher duties for the Dillon Tribune after Twain Alkire withdraws from the partnership. Policy remains unchanged and Alkire exits Dillon with best wishes. Caverly to handle street work while a printer manages mechanicals under his supervision.
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Tom D. Caverly
Dillon Tribune
Twain Alkire
Frank E. Foote
Caverly
Alkire
Dillon
The
Messenger
Tribune
SIR WALTER SCOTT WRITES A defense of Montana football actions
Prof Walter T Scott claims to defend his role in Montana high school football amid criticism. The piece challenges his account of Beaverhead high versus Butte high and notes he had no jurisdiction as head linesman over back field off side play.
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Walter T. Scott
Montana State School of Mines
Great Falls
Montana
Dillon
Butte High
Beaverhead High
Furthmore
Scott
State Athletic Board
Billings
Reefree
Walter
Butte
Beaverhead
A. T. Peterson
Pshaw Scott
Great Falls Tribune
Dillon Beefs With Officials Over Thanksgiving Game
The piece attacks an official and criticizes misstatements about a punt call and a later touchdown reversal. It defends Butte and Beaverhead actions, notes Dillon fans and personnel controversy, and condemns the self styled official Scott for claims affecting the 1926 season.
Power plant construction and goblin references on coast
A brief note describes building power plants with hundreds of thousands of horsepower along the coast, followed by an unrelated fantasy line about goblins.
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Coast
President Coolidge and Mellon pledge tariff cooperation
The article notes an intent to cooperate on tariff reduction while resisting a broad American tariff cut, signaling cautious collaboration between the administration and economic interests amid calls for large reductions. The stance suggests selective policy action rather than sweeping reform.
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Wall Street
Coolidge
Mellon
Address to the Legion and Dillon business men
The Rev Parlour delivers a direct five question message to the Legion and Dillon business community. The Tribune is commended for securing the address and printing it so those absent can read it, and citizens express gratitude for this agreeable change from traditional patriotic orations.
Alkire bids farewell to Dillon Tribune and Daily Messenger
T F Alkire thanks Dillon business community as he severes ties with Alkire and Caverly while noting the sale of his interests to Tom D Caverly. He wishes patrons continued support and a prosperous holiday season.
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Dillon Tribune
Daily Messenger
Tom D. Caverly
Alkire & Caverly
T. F. Alkire
The
Dillon Tribune and Messenger
PTA Meeting Sets Aid and Book Donations
The Parent-Teacher Association met in the training school's upstairs assembly room on Tuesday November 16 with 73 mothers registered. The group voted to give 10 to buy milk for underweight children and 4 for each Thanksgiving basket. They approved 40 to buy books for primary through high school divisions and plan ongoing charity and literacy efforts with local libraries.
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Parent-Teacher’s Association
Miss Free
Committee On Charity
Needle Club Meets at Mrs Stone Home on South Idaho Street
The Needle club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. L. Stone’s residence on South Idaho street. Guests included Mrs. Lillian Free and Miss Ella Free.
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The
Needle Club
A. L. Stone
South Idaho Street
Lillian Free
Ella Free
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs L G Dunlap in Anaconda
Dillon residents mourn the death of Mrs L G Dunlap wife of a local physician announced last Thursday. Dr and Mrs W H Stephan attended the funeral in Anaconda after traveling from Dillon during the prior Sunday visits.
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W. H. Stephan
Anaconda
L. G. Dunlap
Dr. Dunlap
Dillon
Trophies Hung In Bank Lobby
Four mounted big game heads hang in the State bank lobby lent by Louis Anderson a county sportsman and rancher. The moose two Alaska sheep and a caribou were slain on his Alaska hunting trip in 1914 with Dr. Donovan of Butte. The moose measures 69 inches across its horns.
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State Bank
Louis Anderson
Anderson
Alaska
Donovan
Butte
New Rope-Launch Gun Aids City Fire Rescue
Inventors unveil a gun that fires a rope to reach tall buildings. Fire departments plan to use the device in rescue operations, enabling rapid access and evacuation from upper floors during emergencies.
Hazelbaker Public Land Script Supply Ad
Hazelbaker advertises public land script available in bulk. The notice emphasizes discount pricing and quick delivery for buyers seeking land script.
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Hazelbaker
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Tom_D. Caverly
American Press Association
Sun. Mon
Sir Walter Scott
Ing Mayta
Maytag
Earl Carruthers
Dillon the
Masila
Capons
Grand View
Poultry Farm
Dunlap
Nstead
Carl B. Taylor
Victrola
SMS
RED Star Garage
Dillon, Montana
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