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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
11
Mast Bannack st Edward Smith minister. Morning worship 11:00 a m. Sunday school 10:00 a m. Epworth League 6:30 p m Christena Dareus president. Evening service 7:30 p m informal and helpful. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 pm with Bible study and prayer open to all.
Beaverhead County offers a twenty five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who dumps rubbish along county highways. Board of County Commissioners D D McKnight chairman Dillon Mont June 8 20.
A reflective meditation on how love shapes law poetry and song, suggesting tenderness as a universal force guiding statutes, verses, and melodies through history.
Advertising blurb for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co based in Dillon Montana by president Frank Hazlebaker promoting prompt, complete abstracts and title services with contact Adv.911.
One American lumber company ships 31 hundred portable houses to northern France and Belgium. The first load left Baltimore for New Britain, with a $15 million value and a transport cost around $100,000. The effort signals a vast postwar housing transformation across landscapes and peasant life.
The International Harvester Company announces a reduction on all farm machinery of 10 to 15 percent effective immediately. A previous cut in March brought total farm implement discounts to 30 percent for the calendar year. Less clear segments mention Dennison's Bogie Book and Tribune Book Store promotions.
Helena reports that Montana irrigation progress may flood its arid regions within years. State Irrigation Engineer Fred I Buck cites 2 5 million acres already irrigated with 885 543 acres likely to be added. Public funds total about 13 million from U S reclamation service, with the rest from Montana. Plans include more reservoirs, district bonds for landowners to buy and control projects, and storage works to secure supplemental water. The Montana railroad commission serves as ex officio Montana irrigation commission per 1919 law.
In Youngstown Ohio the iron and steel industry shows marked gains with 85 of 105 sheet mills active 13 of 47 blast furnaces operating 87 of 66 open hearth furnaces in use and overall steel production at 60 percent capacity Sheets and tin at 75 percent tubes at 50 percent and wire and nail products at 70 percent Finishing mills run at 40 percent
An advertiser in Dillon Montana offers help to sell buy mortgage or trade farms ranches irrigated acres and homes and suggests calling C. C. Newman in the Telephone block rooms 3 and 4 for discussion. A line notes life and death as opposite sides of a great orb.
The Agriculture Department reports farm families generally enjoy abundant diets with meat and milk, less eggs, and heavy use of fats. Wheat bread dominates outside the South, with many starchy vegetables and limited greens. Cooking fats are high, and recommendations urge more coarse cereals, vegetables, fruits, and especially greens.
Lost between Mumphrey and DuBois a tan Knox topcoat with red and black striped lining. Notify House of North in Pocatello Idaho. Advertisement.
2000 acres inclosed and 2000 outside in three tracts available for lease. Large intervening public range with many springs and a sheltering setup. Ideal for summer bands and lambing, no hay needed for strong sheep. Write James Kirkpatrick Box 856 Dillon Montana for details.
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