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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1930
Page
4
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Sam, president of I. B. Mining Co., asks the Beaverhead County Mining Association to publish a letter requesting rescission of a resolution endorsing a power line to Gannaex. He states the plan was unauthorized by his company, urges neutrality, and cites plans for diesel power at Bannack.
Helena reports honey output this year should return to normal, with 100 tons of finished honey projected based on the 1929 scale. No market glut expected due to eastern shortages, says O A Sippel, chief of Montana's apiary division. T. Wemple, visiting, bought a new Ford sedan and returned to Lula.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of Maggie Courtney deceased is addressed. Chris Snyder is executor and creditors must present claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the executor in Dillon Montana. Dated September 17 1930.
The article argues that modern conveniences ease house cleaning for homemakers. It highlights vacuum cleaners with attachments, soft water, and stepwise one-room schedules. It stresses yearly heating system cleaning using large suction units to improve safety and efficiency.
Chronicle of notes from the Tribune records Sept. 26 1890. John Sutherland returns from Denver market reporting overstocked horses and weak horse shipments. Beef steers sold, money in circulation, athletic club interest with $150 prizes and side bets of twice that amount. A silver brick 48 pounds and 400 ounces of gold dust appeared at the First National Bank.
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