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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
8
Multiple briefs describe ranchers farmers and residents from Beaverhead and surrounding areas visiting from Dillon and nearby towns. Notables include H G Rodgers political endorsement and ads for land script supplies and local services. Several residents travel to Dillon Armstead Butte and Salmon.
A jagged report notes Heinley of Philadelphia and infielders were banished from baseball alongside Giants figures Jimmy O Connell and Cory Dolan. With the World Series concluded, anticipation builds for further fireworks in the aftermath.
Dr. Andrews of Kansas City claims a revolutionary rupture truss that weighs ounces, lacks belts or pads, and promises healing without operation. He offers free trials to readers who write for the device and a local referral inquire.
Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City and H. G. Rodgers of this city concluded a twelve day trip through Madison Jefferson and Beaverhead counties to promote their campaigns for judges of the Fifth judicial district.
A sheriff sale is set for November 1 1924 at the Beaverheads County courthouse Dillon Montana. The sale covers the NW4 section 11 township 11 north range 17 west of the Montana principal meridian with terms as stated. Defendants include Fran A Chapman Mabel K Chapman Glen H Butler L P Durand and A E Butler. Deputy Sheriff A C Gruwell signed the notice dated October 9 1924.
Department of the Interior notice lists Simo udney of Alder Montana filing for Homestead Entry No 021045 in section 28 and Additional Stock-Raising Entry No 621046 in sections 25 29 53 all in township and range. He seeks three year proof to establish his claim with witnesses Edward E Corn George McMurch Conalomis Reeves and Jink Thomson. The hearing will be before W Josephenson at Dillon on November 10 1924.
Democratic candidate Joe W. Davis campaigns against tariff protections favoring wool imports. The report notes Davis's stance against the protective tariff as part of a broader political exchange including critics and other party figures.
Receipts from timber sales grazing fees and other forest uses totaled 39 251 903 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1924 and were paid into the U S Treasury Timber sales brought in 3 020 037 grazing permits 1 915 561 leasing of national forest lands for summer homes 207 637 water power rights 82 915 and miscellaneous uses made up the rest California forests led in timber sales while Utah Nevada and southern Idaho led in grazing The report compares with 1928 receipts and notes increases in timber sales and leases but declines in grazing multiple local notes follow including farming and dredge plans across Montana and Idaho.
Wolf Point crop yields reach 000 bushels while J W Schnitzler of Froid is noted to have a crop of 100000 bushels highlighting Prairie state harvest figures and local farm success from the season.
Two or three million-dollar beet sugar factories are in prospect for Montana for 1925. They would not be possible with the sugar tariff removed. An unwise political vote could kill the industry and ruin Montana’s beet growing and sugar capital investment.
Landon Taylor of Dorchester writes that Foley Pills are the best he ever used for kidney trouble and now feels fine. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for flushing kidneys, with Potts the druggist credited.
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