Thrifty Tips For The Home Column Proposal
A brief notice announces a new recurring column titled Thrifty Tips For The Home to appear in the newspaper. It invites readers to clip and save thrifty hints and home tips for recipes and everyday use.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
3
A brief notice announces a new recurring column titled Thrifty Tips For The Home to appear in the newspaper. It invites readers to clip and save thrifty hints and home tips for recipes and everyday use.
A column lists practical tips for home care from polishing mahogany to keeping stockings bright. It notes how to flavor cocoa, clean teacups, and care for brushes, plus a burn remedy. It ends with updates on women travelers Ruth Law and Nell Leon and Mrs. John D. Cole’s self-sufficient textile work.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards totaling 350 dollars for convictions. A 250 dollar reward targets sheep thieves and a 100 dollar reward seeks camp robbers.
A Magison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertisement offers a $100 reward to any individual not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally.
John W. Davis selects Clem L. Shaver of West Virginia to direct his campaign as the new Democratic National Committee chairman. Shaver becomes key organizer in Davis bid for election.
Notice is given that Frederick ed. Crampton of Dillon Montana filed two homestead entries for sections 1 and 28 in township and range specified. He intends to prove up land claims over three years before October 2 1924 at the district court courthouse in Dillon. Witnesses listed include Clifford L. Mawing John W. Quimby Lcott Tallent and John Coppin all of Dillon.
Two individuals Eli Marius Peterson of Jillan Montana and R Olive Martin of Polaris Montana file notices of intention to make three year proofs to establish claims to their homestead lands. Peterson’s filings reference entries and witness names in Dillon Montana with a September 24 1924 hearing before U S Commissioner PF A Hazelbaker. Martin formerly Marchesseau seeks proof for sections 21 28 township 5 south range 120 west with witnesses from Polaris and a September 1924 hearing before Hazelbaker.
Arnold Mitler of Thox AQP Dillon AMfontana filed a notice to prove up a homestead claim in Montana. The claim covers sections 8 64 35 in township 7S range 10W Principal Meridian. The hearing will occur before F A Hazel dbaker in Dillon Arizona on September 16 1924 with Willis Chandler Oscar O Sharp John F Shaffner and Vilas Banning listed as witnesses.
Notice is hereby given that Sophia [text continues] is applying for lands in the Helena Montana land district. The entry indicates action under the Department of the Interior. Publication date July 85th, 1924. Equal access dates and filing requirements apply to all interested parties.
Readable text describes constitutional amendment proposals in Montana. It outlines Article 21 creating state permanent funds for revenue, school, and university support, investment rules, governance, and public ballot procedures for voter approval in November 1924. Also mentions amendment to Section 10 of Article IX about qualifications for county superintendents and school district officers and required ballot format.
An An Act for the Submission to the Qualified Electors of the State of Montana of an amendment to the state constitution or related legal provision. The text appears from a legal or legislative bulletin outlining procedural steps for voter consideration and potential adoption.
Chris ten J. Madsen of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to several homestead lands described by entry numbers 022588 and 022584 in townships 11S 16S and ranges 11W 11W and adjacent sections. The hearing will occur before Wes Stephenson, clerk of court, Dillon Montana on September 19 1924. Witnesses Leo M. Primer John A. Boyd Duke A. Davis Dale Ie Metlen of Armstead Montana listed.
Charles I. Wheat of Dillon Montana who earlier in July 1924 filed an Additional Stock raising Homestead Entry for SWMW4 section 35 township 10S range 9W has filed a notice of intention to claim the land before U S Commissioner F A Tazelbaker at Dillon on September 17 1924 with witnesses Patrick J Flynn Karl Wheat Henry Lolis and Hubert Flynn all of Dillon Montana.
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