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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1932

Page

8

Hazelbaker sought for governor over land and grazing

The piece argues public lands should stay under federal control, warning state ownership would harm livestock interests and limit school funds. It endorses Frank Hazelbaker for governor, asserting his understanding of livestock issues and school welfare, urging stockmen and farmers to vote for him to benefit schools and public lands.

Sphoo Ierids Oey Uncle Sam Frank Hazelbaker Hazelbaker

Traffic Rules and Right of Way Summary

The driver must signal before turning and proceed safely. In business districts, turns against direction require stay at intersections. Vehicles should stay near the right curb and not back to turn. Maintain distance, avoid blocking intersections, and yield to traffic from the right at crossings.

Market Report From South Omaha Sheep Sale

October 26 1982 South Omaha market reports 800 direct sheep and 8 000 total. Feeder lambs strong with loads at 5 85 top and 5 50 for two cars 87 pounds. Ewes scarce while range feeding lambs bring 4 75 to 5 10 and plain light lambs at 3 50. Courtesy George M Melton.

George M. Melton

Jackson women attend Mizpah Chapter banquet

Mrs. Fred Hirschey Mrs. Ray Bowers Mrs. George Clemon and daughter May of Jackson motored to Dillon Tuesday evening to attend the banquet and meeting of Mizpah Chapter No. 18 Order of the Eastern Star.

Fred Hirschey Ray Bowers George Clemon May Jackson Dillon Order of the Eastern Star Lena Nelson Fred Ruby Neidt John Neidt John Stillings Butte Nelson Home Sincerity Rebekah Lodge No. 121

Think Before You Vote In The National Election

A call to consider voters own interests on election day. The piece praises Herbert Hoover for stabilizing the economy and warns that the Democratic candidate offers no clear program, appealing to the unthinking. It urges calm, rational decision and highlights economic distress affecting farms villages and cities.

MR. Voter Madam Voter United States America Franklin Roosevelt

Jackson and Wisdom Visitors Share Local Meetings

Dillon area notes record visits by Jules Wenger Sr Helen Wenger and Mrs Jules Wenger Jr E G Simpson forest supervisor James Woody party and many from Jackson attend lodge in Wisdom. social rounds include bridge club high and low scores. barn dance Saturday night well attended with local residents and county residents visiting and traveling between Dillon Jackson Wisdom and the basin.

Jules Wenger Helen Wenger Jules Wenger, Jr Dillon James Woody Martin Jackson Joe Smith Jake Neidt Jr Butte Jackson Wisdom Lodge Libby Herman Peterson Basin Yellowstone Park Wyoming Montana J. Jackson James Johnson Sanford Shepherd Mark Clemon Fritz’ Waldhly Gibbonsville Waldhly Lions Club Big Hole Lions Club John Jackson Jack Shepherd Richard Shepherd Beryl Mary Woody Bobby Peterson Sadie Ford Buddy Lapham Beaverhead County High School

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Geo. M. Melton Beaverhead County Democratic Taid Political Adv Republican South Omaha Kalispell, Mont Nell Doyle W. C. Orr Beaverhead Co Fred Rife Herbert Hoover Europe Democratic Party Washington New York Hoover E. E. Simpson Jackson Ranger Station Jessie Tope Mrs. Herman Peterson The Rebekah Grand That City D. P. C. Laboratories Holton Kansas Bannack Mines, Inc Albert S. Baker Gladys Garr
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