Radio politics and the rise of presidential and party broadcasts
The article notes how radio has transformed statesmanship from campaign speeches to public affairs broadcasts. It cites the seventy first Congress with many senators and representatives speaking on national defense, flood prevention, and other issues. It mentions Hoover era radio talks, other officials on air, and even proposed signature songs for partisan broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Radio Corporation
Hoover
Mike
Curtis
Agriculture
Labor
Commerce
Allo
Montana Leads Nation In Per Capita Electricity Use
F E BONNER reports Montana tops the United States in per capita electricity consumption at 2823 kWh annually. California Washington Utah follow, while New York and North Carolina lead the East. The report credits water power for western low-cost energy and notes regional gains differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
F. E. Bonner
The
Power Commission
Washington
Northwest
Pacific Coast
California
Utah
New York
North Carolina
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Bonnér
Chinatown Knife Fight and Jail Sighting in 1890
From the Tribune dated Sept. 8 1890 Yin clashed with Yee Han Ling in a Chinatown tong war with Yin injuring Ling with a Chinese knife. Ling expected to recover while Yin is jailed. Also mentions Tom Hamilton and a new typewriting machine at the courthouse and Dillon merchants agreeing to close at 8 pm daily except Saturday ahead of Dillon’s tenth birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Yee Han Ling
Woo Yin
Chinatown
Yin
Ling
Tom Hamilton
Court House
Dillon
First Trout Shipment Planted in Blacktail Stream
The Tribune notes Dillon residents Eliel Bros George Hughes Frank Knotts and others delivered 30000 black spotted mountain trout for planting in Blacktail. 230 pupils enrolled in the public school and county high school fall term opens. Efforts are under way to form a Spanish American War veterans camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Eliel Bros
George ‘Hughes
Frank Knotts
Dillon
High School Enrollment Hits Seventy Five on Opening Day
From the Tribune dated September 9 1910 noted enrollment at the local high school reaching 75 students on the first day. The story also mentions J C Mars proposing an exhibition flight over the Rockies near Helena to set a new world record if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
J.C. Mars
Rockies
Helena
Real Estate Transfers from Beaverhead Abstract for Aug 238 19380
Summary of transfers including a warranty deed from heirs of Victoria Massie estate to Elmo L. Winn for property on Thomson avenue Dillon a quitclaim from T S King to L Roy Rettig and Pearl I Smith for 320 acres in Sheep Creek basin an assignment of oil and gas lease W R Patton to F L Soule near Monida and a certificate of location from Fred F Randolph to Hidden Hole mining claim Bannack district. Separate notes cover Montana towns visits and social happenings around Dillon Armstead Helena and surrounding areas during the period.
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Victoria Massie
Elmo L. Winn
Thomson Avenue
Dillon
T. S. King
L. Roy Rettig
Pearl I. Smith
Sheep Creek Basin
State of Montana
United States of America
Centennial Valley
W. R. Patton
F. L. Soule
Monida
Fred F. Randolph
Hidden Hole Rode
Bannack
The Individual Yet Needed by Business Cardinal Topic
John G. Lonsdale discusses the rising importance of the individual within large corporations. He argues leaders must uphold basic worker and customer rights, justify public ownership, and drive progress while corporations expand welfare programs and advancement opportunities for employees.
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Progress
Preparedness in Business and Business Education
American Bankers Association notes that advancement depends on constant preparation to take on larger duties. Luck affects opportunity, but readiness determines ability to seize it and meet heavier demands. Real advancement means harder tasks, not easier ones. The new business spirit emphasizes prior education to equip employees for higher responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Grant
Anne
Bank bandit raids reach record six months end February
The American Bankers Association reports a record surge in bank crimes for the six months ending last February. Member banks logged 311 forgery cases, 107 holdups, 16 burglaries, 2 sneak thefts, and 8 mortgage swindles, while non members faced 86 holdups and 9 burglaries.
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Protective Department
The
American Bankers Association
Association
Cleveland
Detroit
Local Notes from Montana and Idaho Region
Mrs Mata Rowiads returned from Lava Hot Springs Idaho after several weeks away. W H Gregg of Helena accepted a mechanic position at J W Walters garage. Harry McManus and Chas Loyd added to the force. Dr and Mrs J D Lee left for Missoula and western Montana for Murphy Mineral Feed. Dr Lee now district sales manager. Salmon weekend visitors included Dr and Mrs J H Best and two children Mrs E Pierson Mr and Mrs Fred Dart and son Miss Evelyn Lloyd Herb Arnold and Mr and Mrs W M Stone.
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Mata” RoWiahds
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
W. H. Gregg
Helena
J. W. Walters
Harry McManus
Chas. Loyd
The
Force
J.D. Lee
Missoula
Montana
Murphy Mineral Feed Company
Dr. Lee
Salmon
JH. F. Best
E. Pierson
Fred Dart
Evelyn Lloyd
Herb Arnold
W. M. Stone
Lutheran church meets in Dillon for Sept 6 1980 business session
The First Evangelical Lutheran church of Dillon Montana schedules a legal business meeting for Saturday September 6 1980 at 7 30 P M in the old Catholic church. Officers Hans C Hanson chair, Hans Mikkelsen trustee, Mrs H Hanson treasurer, S P Larson trustee. Services follow at 11 A M September 7 with a St Luke's congregation meeting after. Sunday School at 10 A M for September 7.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dillon
Montana
Hans C. Hanson
Hans. Mikkelsen
H. ©. Hanson
S. P. Larson
Old Catholic
St. Luke’s
A. M. Skindler
Sale of Beaverhead Land in Estate of A Louis Stone
Notice in Beaverhead County Montana announces private sale of real estate from the estate of A Louis Stone deceased. Executrix and executor Albina Stone and R M Stone invite sealed bids by September 22 1930 with 10 percent down and rest upon court confirmation. Located in Dillon Montana the property includes a one third interest in Thomson Avenue land and other lots in Rife’s Second Addition. Bids to be submitted at State Bank and Trust Co Dillon or attorney J E Kelly.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
A. Louis Stone
County
Thomson
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montaux
State Bank &Trust Co
J. E. Kelly
Albina Stone
R. M. Stone
State Bank & Trust Co
Albina
Stone
R M. Stone
JA. Eppis Stone
Miss Schufelt Wins Blind Bogey at Tom Thumb Course
Miss Beth Schufelt won the blind bogey tournament Monday at Tom Thumb with 71 strokes. Several contenders matched the score and her name was drawn among them. Two cars collided near the point of rocks at Blaine Monday afternoon, causing heavy damage to both vehicles driven by Maurice Lanner and Budge Gilbert.
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Beth Schufelt
Tom Thumb Golf Course
Rowly
Blaine
Maurice Lanner
Budge
Gilbert
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Dillon’ ‘Tribune
F. ‘E. Foote
Dillon, Montana
Foreign Advertising Representative
PRESS
Staton
Dillon Postoffice Ber
Treasure State
Beaverhead Abstract Company
J. C. Jeppson
Mrs. M. W. Logan
Butte
Dan Piccone
Reichle
Tom Warner
Joe Witherspoon
Sheridan
W. H. Lyons
Armstead
Mrs
Burl Green
Cheyenne, Wyo
M. R. Rand
J. A. Donovan of
George B. Conway
Argenta
Mrs. J. D. Smith
Jesse Brown
Findlay Watson
Salt Lake
Lucille
Alexandria Blain
Georgia Metlen
Lee Reece
Bozeman
Margaret
Estella Bentley
Rachel Paddock
Terre Haute
Ind
W. H. Paddock
John G
Lonsdale
American ‘Bankers
John G. Lonsdale
R. S. Hecht
West Coast Life Insurance Saves Home Office
R. H. Manning
Metals Bank
West Coast Life Insurance Co
Portland
Oregon
America
Northwest Concorporation
First National Bank
Dillon, Monta
Northwest Bancorporation
Boise
Link’s Business
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Schufelt
Miss Schufelt
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