Postal Notice From Dillon Postoffice Transmits Mails
Entry indicates mail transmission through the Dillon Postoffice as second class matter. Telephonic contact listed as 66.
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Dillon Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
9
A Textbook For Reform In Living And Learning
A call to curb waste in living and reform the school system to teach economics and budgeting. The piece argues Americans have high living standards but little financial literacy and notes billions wasted quarterly while charity receives vast sums. It urges practical personal finances education and warns of a looming reckoning.
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New York City
Rites Honor Pioneer Marker at Bannack in Labor Day Event
A large gathering marked the unveiling of a granite tablet at Bannack to honor Montana pioneers. Speakers from the D A R and state officials praised preservation of historic sites while tours of Hangman s Gulch and pioneer graves followed the program.
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Ernest E. Loft
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Keith
Esther Reed
Spokane
Montana
National Society of D. A. R
Keith
A. C. M. Company
F. H. Garver
the Normal College
Bannack
Scott Leavitt
Helena
Washington McCormick
Missoula
David Hilger
Mary Atwater
Broox Martin
Bozeman
George H. Bruffey
West
Polson
Fielding Graves
William Blair
Monte Matthews
Ford Motor announces refined Model T chassis and features
Ford Motor announces improvements to the Model T chassis with open and enclosed bodies on lower chassis, new design across most body types, color closed bodies, larger brakes, longer radiator lines, redesigned bodies, and standard cord tires. Open cars gain visibility and comfort with one piece windshield and lowered seats. four doors on Touring Car and two on Runabout.
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Ford
Electricity making money
Electric light and power companies report record business for the first half of 1925 with output averaging 5.243 billion kWh per month, up nearly 8 percent from last year and over 30 percent from 1920. Despite growth only about half of U S homes and farms are wired, leaving much rural electrification. Investors are urged to see the future stability and profitability of power and light companies as demand expands.
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Electric Light and Power
United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as cure for catarrh
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh through a two product system. It includes an ointment for quick relief and a blood purifying internal medicine marketed by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, noting over 40 years on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Madison County Sheep Ranch for Partnership Buyout
Splendid sheep ranch on 500 acres in Madison County offers cash closing on an $8 per acre partnership buyout. Features range hay water timber and buildings. Contact Co. C. Newman at 37-38 Dillon, Mont. for details.
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Madison County
Big
Bagain
C. Newman
Dillion
Mont
Hamlet Remarks Spark Wish For Othello Banjo Bones
A playful remark suggests a future pairing of Shakespearean tragedy with a banjo and bones after the modern Hamlet. The line nods to theatrical adaptation and musical whimsy without naming performers or venues.
Up From the Soil and the Railroads’ Role in Wheat Trade
The article traces how railroads transformed farming profits by moving wheat to urban markets, reducing reliance on local mills. It notes freight rates’ limited impact on prices, the car shortage history, and the shift toward voluntary cooperation between shippers and railroads via regional advisory boards to ease car shortages and improve efficiency.
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Posspilroads
One Way to Determine Investment Value
A method to gauge stock or bond value is to obtain a loan against the security. Ask your banker how much he will loan on the offered security. If it is not acceptable as collateral, pass on the investment. Investors seek loans to cover future borrowing needs.
Card of Thanks Following W. H. Coiner's Death
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and funeral services for the late W. H. Coiner. Gratitude is given to the church choir pall bearers minister and those who sent floral offerings. Signed by Matilda J. Coiner and family members including C. E. Coiner W. A. Coiner C. A. Coiner F. A. Bryan A. E. Hamm Delmar Hugh Coiner Irene Janey and Billy Bryan.
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W. H.coiner
Matilda J. Coiner
C. E. Coiner
W. A. Coiner
C. A. Coiner
F.A. Bryan
A. E. Hamm
Delmar
Hugh Coiner
Irene
Janey
Billy Bryan
Wilmington teen confesses murder in Missouri case
Everett Adams aged 17 of Wilmington, Ohio, admits killing A. R. Clawson from Lodi New York who gave him a ride in a Missouri car. Adams says he shot Clawson and dumped the body in a ditch and now faces trial in Sedalia Missouri.
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Everett Adams
Wilmington
A. R. Clawson
Lodi
N. Y
Missouri
Clawson
Sedalia
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
A Richwood Ohio mother praising Foley's Honey and Tar notes quick relief for her family with no opiates and urges keeping it on hand. The ad claims thousands of mothers rely on it and that druggists stock the product. A separate note references Prof Charles Henry of France discussing proofs about consciousness and identity.
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Nancy Mather
Richwood
Ohio
Foley
Potts
National Forest Timber for Sale in Montana
Sealed bids due October 10, 1925, to the Forest Supervisor Dillon for about 90 acres in Mono Park Beaverhead, estimating 140 M ft B M of Lodgepole and other species plus 400 cords of cordwood. Minimums: 3.00 per M ft and 0.25 per cord. Deposit 100 for stumpage and 25 for brush disposal. Right to reject bids reserved. Contact Dillon for details.
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Dillon
Montana
Notice of Contest In Forest Service Land Dispute
Notice from the U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana dated August 26 1925 to John C Krout of Red Rock Montana contesting a land claim. Contestee Forest J Edwards who gives Armstead as part of the dispute.
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Helena
Falls
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
John C. Krout
Red Rock
Monitana
Forest J. Edwards
Armstead
Contest of Montana homestead entry by John C Krout
A notice declares Montana resident post office address filed on June 20 1925 to contest and cancel Helena and Great Falls homestead entries from 1920 1921 for land in township 11s 11w Montana Meridian. It alleges Krout abandoned the land in 1922 and has not resided or met required seven months annually, with final proof due June 11 1925 and expired August 26 1924 for stock-raising improvements. if unrefuted within twenty days after fourth publication Krout’s entry will be canceled. Public notice lists publication dates Sept 11 Sept 18 Sept 25 Oct 2 1925.
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Montana
Helena
Falls
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
John C. Krout
Saidjland
A. H. Stringham
Acting Register
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Bank of the Menition Company
AE Bap
Washington
Presidents’ Agricultural Commission
Albert Levering
Charles Henry
France
G. W. Pendleton
M. D
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Idaho
Falls, Idaho
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