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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

4

Foreign Advertis The American Dress Associate Official

Newspaper card fragment shows Beaverhead County paper with subscription rates in advance and promotional wording.

Beaverhead County

Rumors and recollections from a Westward Move

The piece recalls rumors about a ship with Andy Mellon’s gold, Hoover, and stock-cutting anecdotes from retailers like Elels and Niblack’s, linked to NRA rules. It shifts to Wahpeton Dakota Territory with Dr Falley and a Norwegian joke, then to Huey Long’s reputation and a jab at crawfish versus Kingfish, closing with Robison and political bravado.

Andy Mellon Panama Canal Hoover New York Russia Germany Penneys McCracken Niblack NRA New Deal Charley Niblack C. C. Newman Wahpeton Dakota Territory Red River Breckenridge Minnesota Falley Jim Huey Long New York City Louisiana Huey Arkansas Mrs. Calaway U. S

Ford and Fordism Divides Public Opinion at Hotel Lobbies

As Henry Ford emerges from seclusion the public weighs alibis and motives. Supporters hail him as a hero and genius who built a world changing business and paid high wages, while critics label him selfish and dictatorial and call for accountability across labor and management.

Henry Ford Ford Henry

Richard Barthelmess at Hartwig theatre in Central Airport

Richard Barthelmess returns to the Hartwig theatre in Central Airport his seventeenth First National film since 1926 and thirty seventh overall. The piece follows airmen and modern continental airlines with a strong supporting cast including Sally Eilers Tom Brown Glenda Farrell and Claire Dodd.

Hartwig Theatre Rupert Hughes Dawn Patrol Trans‘continental Airlines Sally Eilers Tom Brown Glenda Farrell Harold Huber James Murray Claire Dodd

Copper Exhibit Showcases Century of Progress Tribute

The article highlights copper as a foundational metal in modern invention from the copper’s ancient name Aes Cyprium to its role in telegraph power and electric lights. It notes the Century of Progress Chicago exhibit in the Mineral Industries Pavilion, emphasizing copper’s billion-dollar investment and its evolving finishes and uses in architecture and product manufacture.

Cyprus Chicago Mineral Industries United States

Backward look at 1883 Dillon events and travel

The item recalls 1883 Dillon topics including court and weather vane painting, railroads losing money while autos cover Butte in four hours, sidewalk work uniting Dart and Butts blocks, and upcoming Odd Fellows lodge formation. It notes marriage notices require clergy or justice, and a humorous past incident of a bogus notice. Ice forms nightly as days remain hot.

Butte the Tribune Dart’s Butts Odd Fellows Dillon Geo. W. Dart Tribune

Reappearance of traveling salesmen signals better times

The 1893 Tribune notes rising business as traveling men return after three months off the road. Mills and factories resume operations in the east, money reenters trade channels, and optimism grows for a recovery.

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Beaverhead County High School to field fast football team

Beaverhead County High School plans a strong football squad this year under Prof. Thestle Job with about twenty boys practicing each evening. F D Knotts leads the program as trainer and organizer of the squad.

Tribune Beaverhead County Thestle Job F. D. Knotts

Early Risers Reach Compromise on NRA Code

The Early Risers celebrate a final agreement on their NRA code aiming to win General Johnson’s approval after a lengthy internal dispute. The group notes shorter hours, higher wages for skilled workers, and plans to hire one extra man for a few days if the code passes, while emphasizing their strict standards and honesty.

Johnson

Notice for Publication in Great Falls Land Office 1933

Public land notice records E P Mullis as guardian for Forrest Kincel filing intent to claim stock raising homestead in Montana. Serial No 075857 covers Lots 3 4 and sections 12 13 18 Township 10 South Range 1 West. Witnesses listed in Dillon and Grant Montana.

Department of Thé, Interior Great Falls Montana E. P. Mullis Forrest Kincel NEMA WHSEY Nwyney Lus Ranga Pith Meridian EWSEK S. R District ‘Court Polapa Frank A Pee Sloners Dillon Ory Vihmida Ie Bang Ralph Liggett Montang Bert Howell Grant, Montan K. S Laraway Woodworth Awontana W. W. Skilllorn D. Nicholson

Probate Notice and Divorce Alias Summons Notice

Notice announces probate of Luther D Graeter in Humboldt California with Montana hearing on September 11, 1938. It also includes an alias summons in Beaverhead Montana for Ray McPherson vs Eva Marie McPherson seeking divorce on grounds of desertion with service and deadline.

Luther “D. Graeter Humboldt County California State of California Humbolt W. A. Greaeter District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Dillon Fred"rife Said District Court District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District State OF County OF Ray McPherson Eva Marie McPherson Fred S & Collins Pianing

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