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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
10
A brief old time health note promotes Ayer’s Pills as a remedy for constipation and related ailments. It suggests a physician may recommend the product to address headaches biliousness indigestion and debility.
A female spy narrates her entry into foreign service and a risky seduction on a Marseille to Bombay voyage. She stole an encoded treaty by duplicity using a wax impression of a ship key, copied the cipher, and faced conscience before revealing the truth to her lover, who reveals his own trap and forgives her. The tale shifts to satirical travelogue and reflections on cleanliness.
Governor Norris proclaims Arbor Day. Farmers' Institute promotes ornamental and fruit trees for homes in Montana. Recommendations include poplars box elder mountain ash birch soft maples evergreens and early hardier apples sour cherries plums plus bush fruits and raspberries. Proper planting steps and care are outlined with emphasis on deep holes loose surface soil, mulching, and keeping animals away. A bound Montana Farmers Bulletin No 1 on dry farming will be mailed.
A Harper's Bazar note argues against simply telling workers not to worry. The remedy is re education and guided activity. It warns that suppressing worry is unsafe and suggests channeling nervous energy into constructive labor with a proper spirit.
A Nashville American fragment notes a neighborly encounter where newcomers asked to borrow a lawn mower and hinted at borrowing the narrator's husband to run it, illustrating social curiosity and humor in early 20th century lines.
The Philadelphia Press reports a whispered suggestion that Mr. Pillsbury the druggist sometimes uses a dram, with a bright girl replying that he has no scruples in that direction, reflecting period social gossip.
An unclear fragment notes a man on Ararat near mountain and sea developing a summer hotel idea. The New York Sun mentions the endeavor, implying plans to build a seaside retreat. Further details are not readable.
A short line from Pick-Me-Up reflects on boasting as a boy and as a man, noting that a man often brags about what he did in youth. The quip emphasizes vanity in progress from boyhood to manhood.
A Montana dry land farmer invites comments and criticisms to improve publications and the Farmers' Institute. Sup't F t S Coorey asks for suggestions to make the state program more useful.
Owners may prove property pay charges and claim the following animals. One black steer two years old branded 4 on left hip. One red heifer four years old branded 7 on left shoulder. One red heifer four years old branded cow left ribs and similar brand left thigh with ear marks. One red cow with bottle brand on left hip. J F Gervaus 314 miles south of Melrose Montana. 16 31.
A Reynolds Ranch notice invites buyers to view stallions near Dillon offering grade and registered Draft stock with mature weights of 1800 to 2000 pounds. Acclimated and ready for service, the horses come from heavy mares and registered sires, valued for climate adjusted health and usefulness. Contact Reynolds Ranch in Baker, Montana.
The final election results have not altered plans for the Quick Delivery Wagon. The Dillon Montana business remains ready to haul light freight and baggage to depots and anywhere in town. They offer dry kindling wood at 25 cents per sack and stove wood by the load, with orders left at the Tribune Book Store for prompt service.
Do you want to buy or sell your panel or livestock We offer extensive advertising and service through Tie Coltrns Reapry Co Nelena Mont 16 10.
Farming hay and pasture land totaling about 860 acres for sale nine miles from Dillon Montana. Includes good water rights and access near W. G. Roberts. Parcel suitable for agricultural use with ample grazing and cultivation potential. Listing notes location and water rights as key selling points.
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