Fragmented dialogue notes with family exchanges
A mother and daughter swap lines about a book's ending. The daughter notes sorrow at the death of a sheik and a return to her husband. The mother acknowledges the sadness as part of the reading.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
3
A mother and daughter swap lines about a book's ending. The daughter notes sorrow at the death of a sheik and a return to her husband. The mother acknowledges the sadness as part of the reading.
A playful dialogue features Alice asking about a pleasant birthday and Tom replying with a hint about long racy Rolls-Royces seen, implying a stylish celebration. The exchange centers on perceptions of luxury and festive mood.
In a brief exchange, Alice affirms while Tom brags about crafting a pair of roller skates designed in a particular way. The dialogue hints at a manufacturing or design claim within a casual conversation.
Quotation marks a heated remark linking a car’s speed to gasoline rather than a heavy passenger in the rear seat. The line reflects a noted clash over vehicle performance and social stereotypes in a public discussion.
Smythe jokes about an economical chauffeur. Bilkins confirms the driver keeps the car on one or two wheels at a time.
A dialogue sketches public perception of a candidate. Popkins defends him as from the wide open spaces where men hunt strong governors, hinting at gender politics.
In a wry column Purdy argues women can hold their own in debates but often do not. The piece recalls past public sentiment that busted trusts aimed at farmers, notes agitators want to bust farmers, and questions taxpayer risk if state spending on private oil, mineral, and industrial ventures grows. Lewistown Farm Bureau frames a marketing association plan to handle all farm products.
Public land entry notice for Hubert S Flynn Dillon Montana filing to prove up three year claim on multiple parcels in townships 10S 9W before F A Hazelbaker on October 9 1924. Witnesses Charles H Wheat Archie C Hennelly Daniel F Mooney and Patrick J Flynn all of Dillon Montana named. Ik A Motz Register.
Department of the Interior gives notice that William A. Witsiers of Dillon Montana filed intent for three year proof to establish claims on land described in Home stead Entry No 0238887 and Additional Stock Raising Home stead Entry No 685462. Proof date set for October 8 1924 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana with witnesses Frank Schulz John H W Reed Ralph S Cecil and Ernest O Solway all of Dillon.
A $100 reward is offered to any individual not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association ad appears with 11 4m reference.
Notice announces Charles I Meine of Dillon Montana filing for three year proof to establish a land claim on a stock raising homestead entry granted July 22 1919 for SW44 section 5 and NVWA section 8 township 6S range 9W before W E Stephenson Clerk of District Court Dillon October 4 1924. Names Ixane F Hunsaker Carl C Meine Carl T Mast and Enoch S Young all of Dillon listed as witnesses or involved parties.
Land Office Helena reports Leo J. Gilligan of Alder Montana filed Stock Nat ing Homestead Entry No 022130 on August 19 1921 for multiple lots and sections in township 10 south range west. The claim is examined before FL A. sioner in Dillon Montana with witnesses John Linde John Maguire John Carbon and Willie Huxell of Alder involved.
Notice given that Earl L. Wheat of Dillon Montana made Original Homestead Entry No 022875 for wireless sections and Additional Stock Raising Entry No 023660 for multiple subparts in township 11 south range 9 west. Entries were witnessed by F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner in Dillon on October 14 1924 with witnesses Stimpson Spiker Wheat and Parks all of Dillon.
Harlem Brekke brothers harvest 64 bushels of Marquis wheat per acre on their irrigated Milk River farm. Land was irrigated once before planting. Hardin Campbell Farming starts threshing 8000 acres of flax. Seed hauled 30 miles to market by 120 horsepower tractors carrying 1800 bushels per load. Kalispell City Park to be restored by piping water into lagoons.
Notice announces submission of Article 21 to Montana voters at the November 1921 general election. It details gifts and legacies to fund a State Permanent Revenue Fund, a State Permanent School Fund, and the University of Montana, plus rules for investment, administration, and oversight by the Supreme Court, with ballots reading For or Against the amendment. The document includes publication dates, approval, and public notice of applicability.
A 1924 Montana act proposes submitting to voters an amendment to Section 10 of Article IX to define qualifications for county superintendents of schools and other school district offices. The measure provides ballot language for approval or rejection and outlines enactment timing and repeal of conflicting acts.
Notice is given that Eli Marius Peterson of Dillon Montana who on February 10 1922 filed Homestead Entry No 022539 for S44 section 38 Nis section 10 township 3 south range 1 west principal meridian has filed notice of intention to fore T A Hazelbaker US Commissioner at Dillon Montana on September 23 1924 Albert Anderson Tory Christensen Mads O Anderson Berge Christensen all of Dillon Montana
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