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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
3
The narrator recounts a disturbing encounter with Ted Billings at Atlantic Beach. Ted, intoxicated and aggressive, forces kisses and grips her as she resists, recalling curtiss Wright’s earlier restraint. The scene contrasts with playful banter and the looming fear of coercive behavior.
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn offers a $100 reward to any person other than regular law officers for arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. Advertisement appears in the Madison area on November 4.
In a vivid scene at a seaside party, Thallie endures coercive advances from Ted Billings while another man, Curtiss Wright, is falsely accused. The narrative shifts to then notes regional 1921 oil production and farming successes in Montana communities, ending with a tease of ongoing chapter.
The Blackfoot Authority may spend $5000 to relocate the hospital currently at this site to a position near Cut Bank Creek by the Cut Bank Indian boarding school. The action signals a sanctioned move to a new site in the vicinity for medical operations and community access.
The text outlines an amendment to Montana’s constitution to allow accepting gifts and legacies for a State Permanent Revenue Fund, State Permanent School Fund, and University of Montana fund. It details trust administration, investment rules, and a 1/20 share of interest to the state, with oversight by a supervisory board and permanent records. The proposal aims to fund education, benevolent works, and public institutions.
Public notice outlines sections adding and managing state permanent funds for gifts and legacies, school and university funding, and annual net earnings allocations. It also covers supervision by the Montana Supreme Court, ballot procedures for the 1924 election, and enforcement provisions. A second notice provides a separate amendment on qualifications of county superintendents and school officers with election details.
Notices is hereby given that Marius Peterson of Dillon Montana who on February 10 1922 made Homestead Entry No 022539 for Si section 3 Nt section 10 township 9 South range 11 West principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land described before I A Waterbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on the 28th day of September 1924. Albert Andersen Tony Christensen Mads O Anderson Berg Christensen Fr A Motz Register Bd-88
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