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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
4
A historical line notes an advertising representative for The American Press Association in foreign markets.
The Ravalli Republican urges Bitter Root Valley and Montana residents to support the Red Cross from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. It highlights disaster relief, rapid local aid, and the organization’s wartime and educational work, noting significant year totals and the need for a larger member base.
Through Mountain States Telephone and Western Union special service, telegrams may be sent from any telephone to Western Union offices. The extension covers Arizona Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Tolakotah and Montana plus El Paso Texas, making the service nationwide for any public or private phone.
Charles M Schwab born in Williamsburg Pennsylvania in 1862 rose from a village school to lead Carnegie Steel and then United States Steel He later directed the Emergency Fleet Corporation in World War I and funded many charities building churches schools and homes His career exemplifies a small town boy achieving national influence and enduring public service
Public Service Magazine argues private power plants fell from 6355 to 4409 in five years while generating capacity rose from 48 to 75 billion kWh, now about 96 percent of total US electricity. It claims this efficiency and lower costs stem from mergers and consolidation, not municipal ownership. It questions grasp of progress if owned by government.
Figures from the Department of Commerce show air mail tonnage more than doubles from July to August, rising from over 200 000 pounds to over 400 000. The rise follows a five cent per ounce rate cut and growing public familiarity with air mail. National Parks Airways in Montana notes strong potential as winter travel grows easier with heated cabins.
Dr. T A Grigg secretary treasurer of Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas from Butte visited the well south of town. He reported the drill is down 38075 feet with favorable indications and a change in the structure showing more lime and sand streaks suggesting a large oil flow at about 8100 feet.
The loafer hen, a major drag on farm profits, eats much and says little. The U S Department of Agriculture urges replacing non layers with good reliable stock to boost profits.
City marksmen may win a Thanksgiving turkey at a nominal price in a high school Ag club event. Rodger Sweeney raised forty fat birds in the Smith Hughes shop as a home project, with proceeds funding the club. The shooting gallery on Montana street, former Jasper Nelson grocery, will host daily sessions until all birds are won.
Mr and Mrs Frank Grant of Los Angeles are visiting friends in Dillon for a few days They visited Frank s father Peter Grant in Pony last week The Grants left Dillon two years ago for Los Angeles where Mr Grant runs an automobile business and has found success.
A historical reflection stresses Thanksgiving as a national holiday rooted in colonial origins and religious belief. It argues unity over sectarian divisions, urges meaningful celebration, and asserts patriotism ties to faith, calling for renewed national reverence toward God through Christ and church practice as in early forefathers.
Ford reports its new speedometers show average accuracy within one and a half miles per hour at seventy mph, well inside the three mph tolerance. Tests compare instrument readings to a precise electric tachometer and integrating revolution counter in Dearborn laboratory, confirming reliable speed indication.
If you seek profitable meat production, C. C. Newman of Dillon Montana lists ranches and farms suitable for growing meat cattle sheep hogs and poultry offering solid returns.
For sale a car load of extra good Shorthorn bulls aged 18 to 20 months offered by cc A Norton in Salmon Idaho. Advertised in the Salmon Idaho listing with price or terms likely available on request.
Egg production hatchable eggs and health of a farm poultry flock in winter depend on direct sunlight exposure. Sunlight passing through ordinary window glass is not effective for benefiting the birds.
Mrs. Bertha Landberg of Spokane Washington reports goitre reduction of five inches after using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She notes improved eyesight better sleep and regained energy and promises to share full experience. Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio distributes through drug stores including Geo M Gosman in Spokane.
Missing 11 by 11 Palmetto tent located on road between Desmond’s ranch and L. D. Brown’s ranch. Finder to leave at L. D. Brown’s ranch to claim reward.
Mrs. T. J. Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports lumbago relief and renewed vigor after using Foley Pills diuretic. She writes that the dreadful lumbago is gone and recommends the product as a real privilege. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
Notice is given by W F Cashmore administrator of the Herbert D Cashmore estate to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at 635 East Glendale Street Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated November 15 1928.Advy. 46-49
An estray sale notice states a 20 month old thoroughbred Hereford bull with no brand or mark will be sold at public auction for cash under section 8334 R. C. M. The bull was taken up at Aiken's ranch Wise River Beaverhead County Montana and will be sold Saturday December 8 1928. John W. Collins stock inspector Butte MontanaNovember 14 1828 Adv 46 49.
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