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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
3
Real estate abstract and title services offered by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co in Dillon Montana led by president Frank Hazelbaker. Advertisement promotes prompt abstracts and complete plant detail for clients.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards totaling 350 dollars for crimes against their flock. A $250 reward is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
A newspaper item notes women increasingly wear shorter attire resembling men's fashion while highlighting that they still face longer process or effort in certain contexts. The piece reflects evolving gender dress norms and social expectations of the era.
A mother answers an ad about her son by saying he is absolutely honest but knows business is business. The remark contrasts integrity with bribery and suggests using a man and his wife on the jury rather than bribing jurors.
An undertaker purchases a new automobile to grow his business. On the first day of driving the car he secures several new clients.
A local column quips about Luke Hollcomb, claiming he is less shy than thought and jokes about a past wink. It comments on dodging autos to settle a quarrel and ponders future generations with bumper baby progress.
Limit the Intake Let us discuss absorption as an invisible process that works regardless of will. It can be a friend or foe, overburdened by heavy meals and fluids with meals speeding absorption. Reducing intake and walking help elimination, while six o clock dinners are often absorbed rather than digested.
Francis H. Sisson argues against blaming bankers for the 1920 21 price collapse and farmer financial distress. He contends inflation fueled overextension, criticizes delayed rediscount rate hikes, and notes that reform comes from smarter farm credit use and adapting to world markets.
A Siberian bone has been dated by scientists to determine ancient dietary patterns. The advance suggests future methods could estimate meat quantities from old remains, revealing insights into historical nutrition.
A Mongolian excavation uncovers a fossilized egg believed to be about one million years old. Researchers caution about potential misinterpretations or hoax claims while confirming the specimen's age through dating methods.
A reader notes a controversial claim that motherhood blocks a woman's career, while recalling a newspaper report about a woman with a baby who allegedly robbed a store.
A young wife files for divorce alleging her husband wiped his hands on the guest towel, a grievance she brands intolerable and grounds for ending their marriage.
A farmer tells a city youth his proposed marriage to his daughter offers little security. The young man reasons a high price for inexperience, while the farmer questions the feasibility of marriage on a $30 weekly income. The exchange centers on rent and financial expectations.
In Denton and Great Falls, Montana, the Denton-Montana Power Co. plans new building lines to extend service to the city while Great Falls Swift & Co. enlarges its Creamery plant. The exchange includes a light moment about a newlywed and waffles with honey as a throwaway line.
An advertisement touts a Flat Bottomed Ditcher from James Kirkpatrick of Beaverhead County Montana. It claims rapid, inexpensive, reversible dirt throwing, suitable for any depth or width, with four sizes and a demonstration in Frying Pan Basin. Delivery from Denver offered, order now.
The 902 Principes of the Country show Savings Accounts totaling 7.903 billion dollars on August 1, a gain of over 500 million since 1924. It equals about 5 dollars per person and stands as a record of thrift and industry for the nation.
The Montana Fifth Judicial District Bea verhead County issues an alias summons to James G. Love in a divorce case filed by Jennie R. Love. The defendant must answer within twenty days, or default judgment may be entered. The complaint cites willful desertion and neglect to provide necessaries. Filed October 3, 1925. Attorney: John Collins.
Department of the Interior notices Casper Lang of Dillon Montana will prove up on three homestead entries for NW section 24 and adjoining areas in township 10 south range 8 west and related parcels. The hearing before U S Commissioner I A Hazel baker in Dillon occurs November 6 1925 with witnesses Joseph Rimmer Andrew Smilka Peter Anderon all of Dell Montana and Herbert Wheat of Dillon. W ib Bennett Register.
Multiple notices from the Interior Department detail land claims and intended three year proofs in Dillon Montana. Nathan J Tallent James Donovan and John Ball are named with witnesses and dates for filings dating 1925 1921 and 1920 with witnesses from Dillon and surrounding towns.
An advertisement notes birthday cards and booklets for all ages and budgets available at the Trib une Book Store.
Notice is hereby given that William Stahl of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three-year proof by November 12 1925 for Homestead Entry Helena No 023312 G F No 062734 covering multiple sections in township 10 South range 8 West M M. Persons Karl L Wheat Hubert S Flynn Voorhees D Paddock Henry M Meine all of Dillon Montana. W I Bennett.
Hiski Luoma of Dillon Montana filed a homestead entry G F 062305 Helena 022335 for portion of section 15 township 10 south range 14 west. The entry was recorded before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on November 12 1925 with parties John Purni Henry Krindy Joseph Chappe and John Rich listed in the notice.
George R. Baker of Dillon Montana filed for additional homestead rights under the Timber and Stone Act with a filing date set for November 11 1925 at the Dillon Montana land office. Named participants Edward Saunders Joseph Stefanie James O Melton and Albert S Baker.
September 17 1925 notice asserts Mary M Purdy of Polaris Montana who filed under Homestead Entry Act on October 8 1920 with G F E F No 062264 Helena 022236 for SW14 NEY NWY%SEX EXSWH section township 6S R 12W Montana on November 10 1925. Names William Pahnish George Pyle J H Judge E P Marchesseau of Polaris Montana listed.
Edward E. Corn of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim on parcels in sections 6 and 7 township 9 south range 5 west P M meridian. The claim is to be presented before a panel of local officials in Dillon with Simon Cudney of Dell listed as witness. FTC Registex.
Satisfied customers receive dyeing and cleaning services from MSPAUMIE S Parisian Dye House at West Galena Street Butte Montana. Outside work solicited by phone 516.
Department of the Interior announces Jake M. Flood of Alder Montana contests Ben Stansell of Dillon for entry G F 061982 in Montana Meridian alleging abandonment and non residency since 1923 and failure to erect required improvements. The entry may be canceled after four publications unless an answer is filed within twenty days. Dates given October 2 to October 28 1925.
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