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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
9
A call to clear up and swat flies to prevent typhoid fever tuberculosis and other contagious diseases. Killing every fly now reduces future public health risk by limiting breeding in manure and filth while protecting homes and towns from contamination.
Senator Charles S. Saunders of Council Bluffs forecasts a Republican revival in Iowa and nationwide driven by tariff discontent. He cites farmer anxieties over eggs butter and Argentine beef and notes Roosevelt voters align with the GOP. He recounts observations from Europe and remarks on political shifts and farmer prosperity.
Beaverhead County High School presents an article on pure food chemistry. It explains essential food groups proteins carbohydrates fats minerals and their roles for growth energy and health. It warns about adulterated foods and urges public interest to curb inferior products, with a note about a follow up article.
The Glasgow Courier released a 128 page illustrated pamphlet titled the Fort Peck Edition. It is a commemorative publication printed on fine paper to honor a significant local event and its figures.
The Fort Peck Anchor in the reservation area notes that every town of consequence in Sheridan and Valley counties received extended notice, commending the Courier for its splendid production and thorough dissemination.
Some claim women would vote as husbands did if enfranchised but Illinois last week showed independent female voting. It was conceded that women's ballots helped many towns become dry, changing local alcohol laws.
The statement claims that if coastwise shipping is part of internal or domestic commerce, it cannot be regulated by any treaty with foreign powers. It emphasizes the jurisdictional issue and the stance of many competent judges on the matter.
The article notes Hobson suffered a decisive loss to Underwood in Alabama and suggests he should refrain from politics for a long period.
The Helena Independent notes the official Washington cafe serves Argentine steak as its centerpiece. The dish is described as tough yet free with celebratory reactions captured in clipping quotes. The Marion Register and Missoula Sentinel reference similar satirical lines about public reception and belief.
Mrs. Daniel Severns died in San Francisco on April 4. Born in Glasgow July 9, 1844, she traveled from Pass Christian Florida to Montana in 1869, lived near Shedd’s Bridge and Meadow Creek, ran a Gallatin valley store, moved to Bozeman then California. Survived by husband Daniel Severns, two daughters Margaret Thomas and Clat, and two sons James Williams and Joe Severns. Joe repatriated the body from California.
Mrs Clara L Reed longtime Virginia City resident and prominent Madison county land and mining investor died Thursday morning April 2 1914 at age 76 77 in good health since her husband John Reed's death two years earlier Funeral services were held at the Masonic temple with Eastern Star oversight and burial followed at Hillside cemetery Surviving relatives include Mrs William Andrews and Mrs John E Chambers The community extends condolences
Mrs Wm M Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after taking Chamberlains Tablets. She says two bottles cured her and calls the tablets splendid and best. Sold by all dealers.
Governor Stewart ended the two year quarantine on the import of Wyoming sheep into Montana through the state veterinarian and the board of sheep commissioners. They said scabies no longer exists in Wyoming.
Helena officials of the Montana Retail Merchants Association met Tuesday evening and moved to adopt a state wide credit system. The group will be incorporated in the next few days and will keep its main office in Helena.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. F J Cheney and Co claim honesty and financial reliability over 15 years. National Bank of Commerce endorses Cheney. Cure taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, ten cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article notes a shift in dress styles with fullness at the hips and extreme ankle tapering. Paniers and draped tunics are used to create a flattering silhouette, with fullness placed slightly below the hip line and a taper from center front to center back to modify width.
Bustle drapes in varied forms shape the chic gowns. Tiered ripple flounces complement the new figure line. Short tunics draped at the hips in peg top fashion and broken skirt lines with yokes appear in round and pointed designs.
Pleated skirts appear with pleated tunics that flare over the hips in Minaret style. The garments are snug at the ankles and tied with ribbons in a pull back at the back of the short tunic.
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