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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
7
A concise note describes a writing fluid product and accessories including a fountain pen, stamp pad, and indelible ink. The item list mentions fountain pen components and copying tools, with references to inks and related writing implements.
Red Cross plans for the State fair in Helena and the Midland Empire fair in Billings announce exhibits from northern division with four Minneapolis representatives aiding state chapters. Nursing, home service, and junior work will be shown along with Russian toys and dolls gifted to American Red Cross juniors.
Helena reports Gallatin County holds the state’s highest land value with an average of 29.41 per acre for irrigated dry grazing and timber lands as the state board of equalization finalizes uniform values. Other counties show higher than 20 per acre, with Yellowstone up 20 percent on cattle valuations. Adjustments include stock cattle increases in Jefferson and three year old cattle in Mineral Silver Bow and Valley, plus 25 counties with livestock upward changes and two with decreases in Garfield and Toole.
L B Woods of the Great Northern traffic department says about 50 000 tons of hay worth over 1 000 000 will be shipped into Montana this season. Hay comes from several states with prices ranging from 14 to 25 dollars per ton. Dairymen drive demand for higher grades and shipping charges push average costs to about 20 dollars per ton, making the total exceed 1 000 000 dollars.
The federal seed grain loan office, opened in 1917 to aid farmers facing drought, has closed. Director C W Warburton has left for a mountain vacation and will return to Washington DC. He managed all seed grain loans for Montana Washington and North Dakota during his tenure.
Miss Kitty Dalton of New York, a Knights of Columbus flower girl, has distributed thousands of flowers to returning veterans and is a popular singer in Knights huts at camps across the state. She has received marriage proposals from more than 200 soldiers sailors and marines.
The corner post once near Burton on Trent Abbey, first set up by 1340, was sold in London. The Gareffes building long vanished. the relic was moved to Anglesey about a century ago, then returned to Burton in the 1840s by a prominent local family. The new owner’s plans are unclear.
A compact reflection defines business as the act of having something to hand over to another in need. It emphasizes exchange as the core of commerce and daily dealing.
A concise aphorism asserts that knowledge outperforms luck and moon phases, claiming that understanding and skill favor the informed individual in all endeavors. It emphasizes that the moon and luck align with those who know how to act.
About 760 000 men worked in U S coal mines in 1918. The Anglican synod of Canada refused to admit nomen as delegates by a large majority. English wireless tests reached over 145 words a minute. Norwegian researchers made bread with 20 percent fish. Ecuador uses inner bark of trees without additives for blankets. A Texan patented a har dess to hold a fishing rod hands free. Holland to open international aeronautic expo at Amsterdam Aug 1 for six weeks. An Australian inventor created a target that records bullet paths relative to stationary and moving objects.
Missoula residents petition President Wilson to repatriate men in Siberia while 10 Missoula servicemen remain abroad. Montana Federation of Labor elects new leadership. Land office to restore 7600 acres for homesteads near Big Hole river. Butte market prices prompt mayor to review licenses. A worker sustains a gun accident claim. state board questioned. Five Caterpillar tractors join state highway fleet as powerful federal aid gear. Carlson case halts trial. whiskey has no legal value. Poplar outfielder signed for tryout with Pittsburgh. Montana Power declares 75 cent dividend. whiskey seized in raid to be destroyed. Butte teacher salaries total 600k. average 1200 to 3000, 75k to 600k. Commercial clubs meet in Helena. Aliens at Anaconda Copper largely naturalizing. Finns dwindling. Kenneth Wynkopp dies after arsenic accident. Governor Stewart to greet Wilson. forest service gas masks received.
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