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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
4
Publication by F. E. Foote lists subscription prices in advance for one year six months and three months. The item notes foreign sign advertising representative and is entered as second class mail matter in Dillon Montana with a $2.50 rate and reduced prices for shorter terms.
The piece argues Montana needs a Republican in the U S Senate to secure tariff protection for crops and industries. It criticizes current Montana senators for free trade views and praises Rep Scott Leavitt and former senator Joe Dixon for backing protectionist measures on irrigation and water issues. It also notes Dr Eckener and Graf Zeppelin achievements as national pride.
Secretary Wilbur says show business harms Indians by denying self-respecting independence and pushing them into a masquerade of a vanished life. The Sioux Indians Protestant Episcopal Conference on the Blue Ridge reservation also condemn the industry as harmful to young Indians who chase easy gains through spectacle.
The passage argues that money and showy spectacle undermine thrift and industry. It critiques the romanticized red man imagery in American pageantry and cautions against diverting youths from wholesome duties into a life of make-believe.
The untimely death of Wm B Orem last Tuesday in Butte shocks friends in Dillon and Beaverhead County where he was known and well liked. Known as Bill Orem, he grew up in Dillon and often visited his boyhood home. He was happy, sunny, loyal to family and friends, generous, and will be missed in Dillon and Butte.
H A Wahl named to succeed retiring principal Mr Peterson as Dillon High School chief. Wahl, six years at Boulder High, comes highly recommended as a school executive and will gain strong community support to continue the work already advanced by the former principal.
A concise reflection on the shift from criticizing others to governing, noting the contrast between verbal critique and responsible leadership. The quote emphasizes how public authority alters the ease of speaking about faults into the duty of real action.
The article notes a church school expects a substantial rise in attendance as the ten o clock session begins. Supplies for the quarter are with the teacher and the preaching hour sermon is titled A New Heaven. Vacation time is passing.
St James Episcopal Church invites morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Rev H N Tragitt Jr rector. Church School sessions begin Sunday Sept 8 at 9 45 a m.
Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10 30 with evening service at 7 30 and weekday mass at 8 Confessions Saturday afternoon 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 Mass on first Friday of the month at 6 30.
Christian Science Society announces Sunday services on Sebree Street now at 11 a.m. instead of 8 p.m. due to schedule adjustment.
United States Navy sailors visiting Africa report locals refer to the Nile as going down north or up south when describing its flow to the north. The observers describe the expression as a cultural quirk seen in coastal and inland communities along the river.
A great locomotive stolen two years ago from Volk rust engine sheds was driven fifty miles to Standerton by thieves. They reversed it opened the throttle and jumped clear. The engine then hurtled back to the sheds at forty miles per hour and remained on track until it smashed into wagons and was wrecked.
A Washington Star reflection on how a good book endures through changing styles and tastes, linking generations, finding its place in the world, with loyal readers and timeless appeal. It notes shifting puritanism and sophistication yet asserts books persist, guiding minds and touching hearts.
An editorial brief notes that errors are natural in life and essential to growth. It argues for acknowledging mistakes and actively seeking corrections as a prudent, constructive approach. The tone is reflective and pragmatic.
A Hudson New York reader describes pain from drafts causing kidney pain backache and sleepless nights. Foley Pills diuretic claimed to relieve pain stiffness and night urination with claims of wide use and sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
For sale notice describes a free booklet from Petrie Tractor & Equipment Co. in Missoula Montana about Caterpillar tractors. Also lists farm for sale 200 acres irrigated hay grain pasture water shade shelter near station with $50 per acre terms. A cottage home 3 beds kitchen dining front room 2 lots in residential section for $3,500 terms. Cc. C. Newman.
The United States Department of Agriculture issues Farmers Bulletin 147-F describing step by step scientific directions for home canning. It includes illustrations and explanations of the reasoning behind recommendations while noting energy wasted by women pulling down skirts could instead fuel 10,000 motorcars daily.
Recipe instructions describe making a tomato relish by grinding 10 large tomatoes 2 onions and 1 red pepper then adding 1 cup vinegar 1 cup sugar and 1% cup cloves. The mixture is boiled until thickened and bottled while hot.
Never discard bones from roast or fowl. Soak them in cold water and simmer for several hours to create a stock. Use the rich base for gravies or as the foundation of a vegetable soup.
Documentation lists L A Foot as president and L Fitzsimmons as clerk in the organizational record. The brief entry records these two officer roles with no additional details.
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