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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
5
Dillon resident Mrs. Effie Coan on Railroad Ave. says kidney pain from years of spells worsened by colds improved from the first Doan's Kidney Pills and the cure proved permanent ten years later. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 13 14
Jnd Tunkins notes that the help problem worsens when few people are willing to help themselves. The remark highlights concerns about self reliance and communal assistance.
For sale 422 acres of meadow farm and pasture land two miles from Dillon. Includes hay timber brush open water and pasture with easy terms. Price 35 dollars per acre. Contact C Newman at Itt Telephone block Dillon Mont.
A Philadelphia Ledger view frames the average man as a reasonable, capable voter and supporter of society. It argues leaders must speak his language and trust the general good sense to shape war and peace, urging confidence in ordinary citizens.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co of Dillon Montana promotes abstracting and title services with Frank Hazelbaker as president in an advertisement.
Jonathan Brace outlines Kansas history from Coronado to statehood with the Missouri Compromise and Kansas-Nebraska Act. He details anti and pro slavery settlements, Bleeding Kansas conflicts, federal troop intervention, and Kansas’s 1861 admission as a free state, noting the rise of the Republican party.
Motor magazine introduces a new courteous motor horn designed to replace the loud alarming horn. The tone adjustable mechanism lets drivers set the level of vociferousness while still warning pedestrians.
In the Age-Herald excerpt the head chatter and assistants grow flustered as excitement rises in the kitchen. A visiting chef has just dropped in and offered a seven course dinner, prompting speculation about the matter and reactions from staff.
The Boston Transcript notes Dawdle claims past chances were poor while Tye observes he only acts when opportunity arrives. The remark frames a paradox of hesitation and timely action.
A Dallas News summary notes local debate on a Texas Home Rule implying that “a more rich man” should perform chores like washing dishes before smoking, reflecting social expectations and civic attitudes in Dallas.
The Montana Development association demonstrated its influence during the legislative session by promoting a constructive non political policy. It allied with merchants farmers and labor to support fair measures while opposing higher freight rates that hurt agriculture. The group seeks town country cooperation for Montana’s growth.
The National Kindergarten Association article depicts Mrs. Marsh and her children Tony Laura and Aunt Laura engaging in charity. Tony sacrifices Christmas money for hungry children abroad while Laura saves for her doll Geraldine. The family plans to donate meals and funds, reflecting early 20th century values.
The Empress of Japan carried the first Hindoo woman and the first Hindoo boy to Vancouver BC as the province begins to accept Hindoo residents. The couple’s arrival follows a lifting of the ban on Hindoo women, with the husband planning to enroll their twelve year old son in the city’s public schools.
An English observer notes our habit of betting on elections and other contests. The Boston Transcript queries what is strange about Americans placing wagers, recalling English Derby victories and local betting culture.
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