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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1914

Page

11

Pastime brings Arizona as next photo play debut at theater

Local notices show the Pastime will show a thrilling western film Arizona about events at a military post with soldiers cowboys and a heroine on Thursday April 23 followed by Checkers May 2 A Soldier of Fortune May 16 and Quo Vadis June 1. In other items Philip Lovell son of Jonathan Lovell was badly injured when a wagon wheel broke throwing him from the wagon and injuring his tongue lip and mouth. Robert Mosher recovered a stolen saddle sold by a bronco buster from Armstead for 4.50.

Arizona Philip Jonathan Lovell Robert Mosher Armstead

Local Notices and Personal Bits from Dillon

Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Mast on Wednesday morning. Clara Jacobson to display fancy work at Hotel Medlen around April 20. Horses and cattle wanted for May 1 pasturing at Caster creek, contact Nels Christensen, Dillon. Wisdoms new schoolhouse contract awarded to Frank Birrer, cost about 12000 dollars. Dr MacMillan’s two year old child fell from a second story window on South Atlantic street but escaped serious injury as it landed on soft ground.

Carl Mast Rey Cma Oe Ranch Washington Street Dillon Montana Clara Jacobson Hotel Medlen Caster Creek Nels Christensen Dillon Mont

Ragged wounds treated with Ballard's Snow Liniment

The notice promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as an antiseptic for ragged wounds. It advises nightly application and cotton bandage, claiming healing in days with prices 25 cents to 1 dollar per bottle. Sold by Potts the druggist. An infected scratch on Postmaster Herndon's daughter's cheek is mentioned. Also advertising McDonald Johnson Lowney chocolates at discounted prices from Lovell's, Bannack street.

Ballard Potts Herndon McDonald, Johnson and Lowney Lovell’s Bannack Street

Foley Kidney Pills Claim Rheumatism and Kidney Relief

A Texas reader reports two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills eliminated rheumatism and kidney trouble. The adclaims safe and effective for backache and bladder issues with endorsement from P. J. Boyd of Ogle and a Potts druggist closing line.

Foley P. J. Boyd Ogle Texas Potts Ady

First Canning Factory Underway Near Billings

Work has begun on Eastern Montana’s first canning plant with a 100,000 can capacity. The facility, to be finished in time for this season’s crop, sits on the Montana Land and Farm Products company ranch near Hesper northeast of Billings.

Billings Montana Montana Land and Farm Products Company Hesper

Pavicevich Sentenced for Gambling in Red Lodge

In Red Lodge district court Judge Pierson sentenced Steve Pavicevich after a conviction for operating a gambling game. He received 30 days in county jail and a $500 fine.

Red Lodge Pierson Steve Pavicevich

Advantages of well graded wool

The article compares American and Australian wool grading and packing. It notes potential price gains up to 8 cents per pound if American wools were graded and baled like Australian wool, with emphasis on skirting, single grade bales, and proper classing to boost grower returns.

National Wool Growers’ Association Salt Lake City Utah Bureau of Animal Industry New Zealand America

Equal Suffrage Notes in Butte School Election

The Butte school election drew about 9,000 votes with roughly 90 percent of registered women participating. The city election saw about 6,000 ballots cast as part of the same voting period.

Butte

Suffrage Movement Gains Momentum Across Towns

Libby of Lincoln county praised suffrage as Rankin’s visit drew a packed hall. Precinct organizers led by Mrs. Burns push vigorous efforts. Demonstrations May 2 in Glendive and Butte feature suffragette vaudeville under Edythe O Leary, with Miss Swanson in Miles City delivering strong talks. In Chicago, women candidates for alderman lost, but suffragists remain confident for the next election as the women’s vote defeated a controversial nine million dollar bond issue.

Libby Lincoln County Jeannette Rankin Miss Rankin Burns Butte Fuld E. G. Clinch Edythe O'Leary Glendive Wallace Perham Gilmore Miles City Miss Swanson Spokane Chicago

Women Outnumber Men in State Schools by Six to One

A statistical report for the year ending last August shows 3419 teachers in the state with 472 males and 2937 females. Women far outnumber men, and male teachers earn about 25 percent more than female teachers. Among teachers 904 are normal school graduates and 520 are college graduates. The average salary for male teachers is 108.30 dollars.

Superintendent of Public Instruction H. A. Davee

Montana Teachers Salaries and School Statistics Report

The report shows average Montana teacher salaries at 74.09 for females and 78.85 overall. It notes 166 teaching days, 74,806 total enrollment from 104,785 school aged children, 84,560 average daily attendance, and 156,204 tardiness cases. It lists school buildings valued at 7,249,629.28 across 1,927 structures and 179,170 volumes in libraries. Beaverhead Brewing Co. beer promotion also appears with on tap and bottled options in March.

Montana

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursdays each month. A three-tap meeting call will be sounded three times on the court house bell.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department

Paint Purchasing Advice Cautions Against Cheaper Brands

The note argues buyers should avoid cheaper paint than Devoe, warning lower price implies lower value and quality. It claims cheaper paint requires more gallons, increasing time and overall cost despite the lower sticker price.

Devoe

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