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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
4
This piece explains banking basics for commercial accounts including passbooks deposit slips blank checks and canceled checks. It defines commercial accounts pass books deposit slips blank checks and how checks transfer funds and serve as receipts. It notes most business transactions are paid by bank checks and highlights safety and convenience in payments.
The Eau Claire County Bankers Association and Wisconsin bankers begin an agricultural committee system in May to adopt farming projects aligned with the state college of agriculture. This marks the start of county level banker farmer cooperation nationwide.
A humor exchange contrasts last jokes submission with editor’s blunt reply about stoking them in a stove and hearing the fire roar. An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough remedy from Potts, the druggist.
The piece argues the Interior Department has become a political asset that sacrifices public property for private gain. It calls for removing the Bureau of Indian Affairs from Interior and relocating it to the Agriculture Department, even abolishing Interior entirely.
C H Markham president of the Illinois Central Railroad spoke at the American Bankers Association convention opposing federal control of railways. He warned of higher taxes, debt and risk to local governments, arguing government ownership could lead to broader national ownership and harm essential railway service.
The Forest Service plans to give away several thousand white tailed mule deer to prevent starving after overpopulation on the Kaibab plateau. Each animal costs about 35 dollars to move, with no cost for the animal itself. The program aims to restore balance after past hunting and predator changes.
Banks in Iowa Illinois Missouri partner with Breeders' Associations to fund youth exhibits and contests. Readily available prizes include 150 dollars in cash in Lea County Iowa and 500 dollars in seed corn and boars for Adams County Fair attendees in Quincy Illinois. Missouri plans 1600 dollars in premiums to support county club winners and a 100 dollar grant for a state champion demonstration team to attend a bankers meeting.
An employee reports a whispered plan with the boss urging careful handling of a small, isolated project. The dialogue suggests secrecy and preservation of a singularly valuable component. The exact nature remains unspecified in the fragment.
A. F. Waldorf seeks probate of Maggie Morse last will in Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana. Hearing set December 13 1924 at 10 a m in Dillon court to contest or object to petition. Dated November 28 1924 W E Stephenson Clerk of Court.
Attention Sheepmen. For a ranch near Hamilton Montana three lines long 2600 ewes or less can winter on good alfalfa hay with shed lambs in April. Communicate with owner W R Woodson Hamilton Montana. 45 46.
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