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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1929

Page

4

Hoover’s New Plan Sparks Push for National Development

President Hoover launches a nationwide drive for construction and employment. Treasury Secretary Mellon endorses large income tax cuts while he hosts conferences with industry and labor leaders to secure broad cooperation for a year of constructive work. The plan aims at growth, better homes, and universal employment at agreed wages.

Hoover Treasury Mellon Wall Street Senate

Millions of Acres of U S Forests and Resources

The U S Forest Service reports 159 750 520 acres in 150 national forests as of June 30, with Tongass and Chugach in Alaska the largest and Tonto in Arizona the largest in the continental U S Idaho leads states with 19 3 million acres under forest administration Watersheds provide water safeguards for over 780 cities and towns and minerals are developed within these forests National monuments and game refuges lie within forest boundaries

United States Forest Service U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Forest Service Forest Service Administration Tongass Chugach Alaska Tonto Arizona Idaho National Forest Administration Devil’s Postpile California Gila Cliff New Mexico Jewel Cave South Dakota Mount Olympus Washington Oregon Caves Oregon

Jackson News Highlights Local Visitors and Trips

A sequence of notes records residents and visitors in Jackson and nearby towns. G E Miller Jr and W B Elliott make business visits, while families like the Jorgensons and Clemon/ Sallee circles travel to Dillon for errands. Elk from Ravalli count hunters wrap the week and a turkey shoot concludes the weekend gathering.

Car Fan Blades Need Adjustment After One Year

After a year in service the blades of car cooling fans tend to flatten. Reestablish the proper blade angle to restore efficiency and cooling performance.

Centennial Valley Snow Bursts. Locals Share Weekend News

The record notes two snows then clearing skies as hunters report many getting their limits in nearby mountains. Town residents and visitors including the Millers Hanson Culver Buck Hayden Hanna Selby Kelly Sugar Forsyth Flint Donegan are listed with travel to Iowa Missouri Dillon Butte and Yellowstone area. Donegan recovers after a recent accident when his car overturned on the Yellowstone highway.

Will Miller Lila ‘Hanson James Hanson Culver Joe Buck Joe Buck Jr Iowa Missouri A. W. Hayden Nebraska Hanna Fay Selby Kelly West Forks Blaze Sugar Jr Butte B. L. Forsyth Dillon H. L. Flint Jones’ Home John Donegan Yellowstone

Grant and Dillon Visitors Report Local Travel and Visits

Residents frequent Dillon for business and leisure with multiple trips to Grant on Wednesdays and weekends. Notables include Mr. KE Emerick, Verne McMannis, Dickson, Frank Blair, Hugh and Pat Flynn, George Hughes, L C Stocker, Walter Lyons, Elmer Garden, George Von Bermuth, Agnes Pierce, Matt Kay, J W Long, E B Hastings, Tage of Salmon Idaho, Charles Burden, Charles Wilson, Bob Marchesseau, James Prohosky and Carl Hiel.

KE. B. Emerick Grant Verne McMannis Mr. Dickson Grasshopper Frank O. Blair Dillon Hugh Pat Flynn Jim Mansfield George Hughes L. C. Stocker Walter Lyons Elmer Garden George von Bermuth Agnes Pierce Matt Kay J. W. Long Lima E. B. Hastings Tage Salmon Idaho Charles ; Burden Charles Wilson Bob Marchesseau Armstead James Prohosky Carl Hiel

Banking Hero Charles S Mott Shields Bank Loot Loss

Charles S Mott of Flint Michigan president of Union Industrial Bank and VP of General Motors took full liability for a $3892000 heist by trusted employees. He covered the loss personally, refusing to dodge or conceal assets, a bold example of integrity in banking.

Charles S. Mott Union Industrial Bank of Flint Mich General Motors Company Wall Street Bankerland Hall of Fame

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Beats Coughs Quickly

Relief from coughing and bronchial attacks is promised by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Mrs. F. A. Gibson of Racine Wisconsin testifies that it ends coughing fast and heals sore spots, with the druggist recommendation cited. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts Ady.

Foley F. A. Gibson Racine Wis Foley’s Geo. M. Gosman Potts Ady

Reichle Dance Sparks Weekend Revelry and Local Happenings

A Glen Saturday night dance drew a large crowd with lively music. Richard Maier sold his farm to buyers from Butte and plans to relocate to northern Idaho to seek a creamery site. The Big Hole River bridge east of Reichle will be rebuilt after years of danger. Neighbors host dinner as Mr and Mrs Buhrer entertain. Turkey shoot planned at Shady Glen hotel next Sunday. Sheep and cattle begin wintering while weather remains mild amid looming storms.

Glen Richard Maier Butte Maier Idaho William Ahders Nick Adders Big Hole Reichle Frank Buhrer Martin Mee- Menomey Feeley Ralph O’leary Dillon J. R. Campbell Shady Glen Minnie Buhrer J. C. Ferguson Virginia Montana Pauline Hartwig Julius

Local Social and Theatre Outings Noted Around Dillon

POLARIS reports Mr and Mrs Earl Tash Wilbur Tash Johnny Knoll and Harry Wilson visited Dillon Saturday to see The Sophomore at the Hartwig theatre. Mr and Mrs George Pyle and Mrs D Y Kannegaard hosted guests then went to Dillon to view Al Jolson in Sonny Boy. Elmer Hays and Dwight Harrison visited home folks over the weekend. Otto Pahnish handled business in Dillon late last week. R D Marchesseau visited Dillon on Friday.

Earl Tash Wilbur Tash Johnny Knoll Harry ‘Wilson Dillon Hartwig Theatre George Pyle D. Y. Kannegaard J. Bray Stone Creek al Jolson Sonny Boy Elmer Hays Dwight Harrison Otto Pahnish R.D. Marchesseau

How to Play Bridge Backstage Guide by Anonymous

A humorous, satirical guide lists punchy tips for bridge players. It mocks common habits such as signaling poor hands muttered phrases and counting tricks while suggesting playful actions like signaling trump and turning on a radio to distract opponents.

Atwater Kent

Red Cross Fund Grows with Campaign Progress

Red Cross fund in the city shows $467.75 on hand as chairman Lambert Eliel reports. He expects the roll call to close before Thanksgiving with two more districts and several outside committee members yet to report.

Red Cross Lambert Eliel

Nine original counties listed for Montana Territory creation

Librarian David Hilger compiles the nine counties and initial county seats created by the 1865 territorial legislature on February 2 1865 for distribution. The list names Beaverhead Bannack Deer Lodge Silver Bow Chateau Fort Benton Edgerton later Lewis and Clark Silver City Gallatin East Gallatin Jefferson Jefferson City Madison Virginia City Missoula Hell Gate Big Horn with no seat. Only Chateau and Madison retain their original seats. Big Horn covered the eastern half of Montana.

David Hilger State Historical Library Helena Montania Beaverhead Bannack Deer Lodge Silver Bow Chateau Fort Benton Edgerton Lewis and Clark Silver City Gallatin East Gallatin Jefferson Jefferson City Madison Virginia City Missoula Hell Gate Big Horn Big Horn County Montana

Northern Pacific Announces Home Visitors Fare in Montana

The Northern Pacific Railway offers a fare and one third round trip for Montanans visiting relatives this fall and winter. Valid from all Montana stations to major eastern and midwestern cities with travel dates in November December and return by February 28 1930. Also includes maintenance tip for engines noting compression leak test and cooling system drainage guidance.

Iowa Duluth Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota Kansas City St. Louis Missouri Omaha Neb Milwaukee Wisconsin

Dressing table sets in lucite bring modern art charm

A fashion feature reviews a modern dressing table set in two colors Jade and mandarin red. The three or five piece lucite groups emphasize simple, tight design and versatile decor compatibility. The pieces balance contemporary form with classic ivory-like texture.

Shabby Metal Beds Get a Harmonious Paint Refresh

Painted metal furniture deserves a sturdy coat of metal paint in a pastel shade. Apply to shabby iron or brass beds to harmonize with your room scheme and revive the look with a fresh finish.

Foley Pills Diuretic Helped Mrs Wells Aid Family

Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina reports Foley Pills Diuretic gave relief from kidney ailments making her less fatigued and able to care for her family. She urges women to try the remedy. For sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Pott and V.

A. G. Wells Rocky Mount N. C Geo. M. Gosman Pott—andv

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