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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1923

Page

5

One Million Dollar A Week Spends On Chewing Gum

The article notes U S chewing gum spending tops one million dollars weekly and continues to grow. It cites 1914 pre war output as baseline and reports 1920 overseas demand with Britain consuming 1.12 million dollars worth, France 383 thousand, Germany modest amounts, and strong capital investment and advertising impact driving the gum industry.

United States America England France Germany

Northwestern bans class rushes among students

Northwestern University decides future class rushes will not be held within the student body. In Brittany a cow commutes across canals in flat-bottom boats to graze, moving morning and night to the most favorable grazing grounds.

Northwestern University Brittany

Commissioners Proceedings Record of County Expenses

Listing of payments and allocations by department and district including taxes, court supplies, road and bridge work, jail and courthouse costs, poor fund and contingencies. Names such as George R. Baker and Imperial Carbon Co. appear with itemized amounts totaling 12 421.42.

George R. Baker John S. Baker Ribune’ Publishing Co Imperial Carbon Co W. E. Stephenson C. of Court Derge-Howell Co West Publishing Co Library Dist D. F. Mooney Eee Geraldine Smith Stenog Atty Imperial Carbon ‘Co Ribbons County Beaverhead Co. R. Kellogg George E. Baker E. E. Patrick W. E. Sawyer Phil Thorpe Paul Meine Robert E. Melton J.C. Moore Oliver Miller J. M. Giles Lee C. Williams Fordson Mach Waldorf J. B. McLaren Same Connelly F. A. Davis John Peters Phil Barron Labor Clarence Peters Bert Adkins L. HL. Truax Claude Downing Alva Gray Eis C. H. Redy Big Hole H. E. Olson George Dobbin Edward Farley Pred Gill W.ow. Anders Ooe Basin Mere. Co Thos R. Borthwick C. M. Pyle Chris. Rasmussen J. Shaw Bedrock Imp. Co Beaverhead Motors Co Geo, Keller Farina Same Co George Refer Chas EB. Robertson Cook the Waldorf Co Dillon Im. Co Montana Nelson Grovery Barrett Hospital Ouside Dan Mooney Mtn. S. Tel Tel. Co Pleas. Tall Huches & McCaleb Lertie Mathews Petty Mont. Merc. Co Bridge Fund W. C. Churchill Art Dearborn James Prohosky B. L. Forsythe Archie Seybold Gossman J. P. Lossl Co Chris, Rasmussen Foreman West Wholesale Co Gilver B. Kurtz Ezra Thompson O. C. Gosman J. E. Shaw

Belief as the Foundation of Power and Character

A call for rooted conviction in God, Christ, the Holy Ghost, and the infallible Bible as the core creed. The text argues parties and churches fail without a deep, guiding belief, urging individuals to resist expediency and compromise. It warns that drift and disbelief breed weakness and lack of permanence.

America God Belef

Pennsylvania Governor Calls for Balanced Metal Strike Talks

Gov Dinchot of Pennsylvania told miners and operators that public rights must be recognized and protected. He said the nation is losing patience and urged no strike while workers organize and operators seek fair returns on investments.

Gov. Dinchot Pennsylvania United States

Hotel owners to build meditation chapels in New York

Proprietors of several hotels in New York and other cities announce chapels for meditation and prayer in all their hostels. Special services will be held occasionally, but main aim is quiet worship for guests at any hour. The largest Finnish hydroelectric project progresses with four-step head utilization and a potential 680,000 horsepower by water-level control.

Pblic Long Island Southern Railway System Southern South Newsapers Columbus Spain Darwin Ringzon Cupid New York Finland Salma Lakes

Zero milestone on Potomac Park southern ellipse

A white marble stone with a bronze sundial sits just south of the White House on the Potomac Park ellipse. It marks the start point for measuring distances along the U S national highways.

White House Washington Potomac Park United States

Vegetable oils converted to fuels with catalytic processing

Vegetable oils undergo catalytic treatment to yield gaseous and liquid hydrocarbons suitable as motor fuel and noted for a pleasant odor.

Baker repays ten thousand marks loan with cake

A Hamburg baker settled a mortgage loan of 10000 marks to a capitalist by paying with a seven cent cake after several years of the loan remaining unpaid.

Hamburg

Salvation Army Church Meetings This Week

Church notices list Salvation Army meetings including Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. and Friday cottage prayer at 8 p.m. Saturday is a salvation meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday features Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. All are welcome.

Congressional Vacation Reform Provisions 1916

In April 1916 Congress granted a thirty day paid vacation to every employee of U S arsenals who had served twelve consecutive months. This rule became the standard vacation for all government employees.

Congress United States

Women’s Peace Committee Formed in Holland

A new committee representing all classes of women has been established in Holland to mobilize public opinion in favor of universal peace.

Holland

Eels Hatch From Bermuda Laid Eggs Across Atlantic

Eels found in U S rivers and creeks hatch from eggs laid near Bermuda in the south ern part of the North Atlantic Ocean.

United States Bermuda North Atlantic Ocean

Building stone from castor bean oil extraction pulp

A construction material is described that uses the pulp left after extracting oil from castor beans as the interior stone substitute. The process leverages the fibrous, dense byproduct to create a durable, reusable building element for interior purposes.

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