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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
3
The essay argues China could become world changing if its people gain solidarity and civic consciousness. It compares China to an enslaved elephant restrained by passiveness and notes the shallow sense of loyalty to family over city or nation. A stray epigraph and a barber pole symbol conclude the passage.
Old timers note stronger winds in Lemhi valley linked to the G P tunnel through the hill. A petition will be sent to railroad authorities asking for doors on the tunnel to reduce the nuisance.
An advertisement cites a flat bottomed ditcher with four sizes for quick, cheap use by hovelers. It promises reversible dirt throwing, any depth or width, a flat bottom, demonstrated in Frying Pan basin, with delivery from Denver via James Kirkpatrick, Clinton area agent serving Beaverhead County Montana.
Helen asks Aunt Emmy about gold bonds and gilt edged securities. Aunt Emmy explains gold bonds may be redeemed in gold but are not inherently stronger, and that bond strength comes from the issuing company's ability to pay and any security pledged. She advises relying on the bank for guidance to avoid losses. A. B. Aymes.
A Banker-Farmer column urges vigilance against exploitation in agriculture. It notes unscrupulous traders selling poor or overpriced livestock, warns farmers to beware promises of high offspring returns, and praises county agents and state banks for warnings and cooperation to curb such schemes.
Nebraska bankers join a short course in agriculture as part of a statewide effort. The Missouri Bankers Association publishes the Agricultural Information Service Quarterly. Georgia banks approve a $30,000 annual plan for farm development and diversification with a 30 member state development committee. Bedford county banks offer pure bred eggs in exchange for pullets.
The New Jersey Supreme Court holds a husband liable for slander uttered by his wife even if he is not present. The ruling implies limited protection for a spouse against libelous statements.
Notice from U S Land Office Helena Montana dated Aug 26 1925 warns John C Krout that Forest J Edwards of Armsteal Montana contests Krout s homestead entry Helena No 21891 021892 Great Falls No 062155 062156 alleging abandonment lack of residence and failure to meet final proof and stock raising improvement requirements since 1922 and that Krout must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication to avoid cancellation.
In the Fifth Judicial District Bea verhead County Montana Ruby Smith sues Gerald Smith for divorce on grounds of non support and desertion. Defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days and warned of default judgment. Court seal dated September 1 1925.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated August 31 1925 states Joseph Y Lyon of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim G F 061934 Helena 021043 on W half of section 26 township 8 south range 6 west to occur October 23 1925 before U S Commissioner P A Hazelbaker. Witnesses listed are Frank Bird Lawrence L Price F Glenn Lyon and John W Lyon all of Dillon Montana.
A Yale professor argues for starting public instruction of children at age two. The proposal emphasizes early learning exposure and structured education in preschool planning and policy discussions.
Frederick Glenn Lyon of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to homestead land in N4 section 35 township 8 south range 6 west principal Montana meridian. hearing set before F A Hazel baker U S Commissioner Dillon October 23 1925. names Frank Bird Lawrence L Price John W Lyon Roy Lyon all of Dillon. non-coal land.
Sealed bids due October 10 1925 to the Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana for about 90 acres in Mono Park Beaverhead National Forest offering lodgepole pine limber pine balsam and englemann spruce saw timber and about 400 cords of cordwood. Minimum bids 3.00 per M feet and 0.25 per cord with $125 total deposits. Rights reserved to reject all bids. Obtain full sale information from the Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana.
Notice publicizes Roy Lyon of Dillon Montana filing a notice of establish claim to land described in Sec 35 T8S R6W PM. Claim recorded before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on October 28 1925. John W Lyon F Glenn Lyon of Dillon listed as parties.
John W. Lyon of Dillon Montana gives notice of intention to make three car proof to establish His homestead claim on N4S% Lots 1 2 8 4 section 84 township 6 west meridian before U S Commissioner F F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on October 23 1925. Frank Bird Lawrence L. Price Roy Lyon and Glenn Lyon of Dillon are co residents.
Plaintiff seeks judgment of 300 on a promissory note dated March 3 1923 with four 10 percent interest coupons, totaling costs and attorney's fees. Defendants Charles F Brothers Annie Brothers are summoned to answer within twenty days of service.
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