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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
10
Ruth Malcorai outlines a beauty diet drawn from her Miss America experience. She argues that right foods can improve facial fullness or refine features, and presents a sample three meal plan with breakfast orange juice and toast, lunch milk and fruit, dinner lamb chop and vegetables.
Looking backward notes a next Wednesday bell fund event at the Grace M. E. church proceeds aid the bell fund. Dillon public school pupils Ada Carter Roscoe Cornell Carlton Innes Martin Innes Ernest Selway Elza Smith and Lee Carter posted perfect attendance. Streets remain muddy and crossings poor prompting talk of sidewalk upgrades and street improvements. A plan to build a Baptist church in Dillon is under discussion.
28 Years Ago. Matt Orr is able to be out again after an attack of tonsilitis. Poindexter and Orr bought upwards of 200 head of cows from C. H. Padley at 42 dollars each. T. F. Barrett traveled from Horse Prairie on Tuesday to report butter prices in his county area.
The report notes the end of the A. P. A. conflict in Butte after hearings, with cattle selling at a high price of 25 cents per pound mentioned amid the sparse coverage.
The newly organized city teams publish their game schedule for the coming summer. New uniforms have arrived and a parade led by the Dillon Brass Band will inaugurate the season. Will Ross, a forest ranger from Argenta, visited town earlier in the week. Prof. Robert Clark has been in Flathead county promoting the State Normal during the week.
Montana reports from employment offices and local clubs show a mixed labor picture with a heavy farm labor demand in the northeast, surplus workers in the west, and shortages of skilled miners in Butte and carpenters in Anaconda. Construction, oil prospects, and railroad projects could tighten the market if farm demand stays high.
The Troy Sandpoint Lumber Company begins operations at its new mill employing about 200 men. The opening marks a significant boost for local industry as production starts and workers settle into jobs at the facility.
A brief Ohio State Journal passage notes rebellious moments under pressure and the resolve to defy the slogan up to the masthead. It mentions refusal to eat or do anything deemed good, reflecting strain and defiance under weighty expectations.
In 1897 Nils Adolf Erik Nordenskiold Andree inspired readers by launching from Spitzbergen toward the North Pole in a balloon. Though he died in the attempt, a carrier pigeon message proved 47 hours of sustained flight making him a pioneer of polar air exploration.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a fifty year old reliable cough medicine free from narcotics. The ad claims strong sales and wide trust, urging mothers to choose Foley's and refuse substitutes. It also mentions Potts the druggist.
A Watertown school class debated a test question on Mars with a humorous answer suggesting Mars is the scratches on parlor furniture as cited by the New York Sun. The quip highlighted student wit amid classroom dialogue.
The Jackson Sunday School reports strong attendance and ample teacher participation despite stormy roads. Easter plans look exceptional with gifts for the storehouse boosting the Easter Offering, plus a timely mission apportioned to National Missions. A scrap-book entry encourages pennies and dimes from readers to support benevolence and teaching.
The annual meeting of Western Wholesale Grocery Co. stockholders will be held Monday April 6 1925 at 8 PM at the company office north Montana street Dillon Montana to elect trustees for the coming year and handle other business. Dated March 10 1925. O M Best President.
A Cassville Wisconsin postmaster on June 26 1862 canceled a stamp and wrote Good Morning Edward across it after recognizing the addressee as a personal friend.
The best plant for aquarium purposes is sagittaria and a natans variety of moderate size. Nature Magazine notes starting an aquarium 9 by 16 by 10 inches high with about a dozen well rooted plants in coarse sand or grit two inches deep.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective stomach soother and bowel opener for sick children. It claims the product prevents illness, contains no narcotics, and advises asking a druggist for the genuine bottle with age directions. Mothers warned to demand the authentic California figure syrup.
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