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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1917

Page

5

Hail Insurance Law Active Despite Funding Gaps

Montana reports the hail insurance act in operation though lacking funds for administration. Attorney General Ford advises putting the act into operation and registering warrants in a Friday opinion to Commissioner Greenfield. In Livingston, Chamber of Commerce and women's clubs list every vacant lot for vegetable gardens with seed furnished by Montana’s congressional delegation.

Helena Ford Charles D. Greenfield Bureau of Agriculture and Publicity Livingston Chamber of Commerce Women’s Clubs Montana

Helena Plan to Lift Building Trades Embargo and Lockout

At a Helena meeting of the Montana Employers' Association the embargo in building trades and the local lockout over a labor dispute were lifted. The move aims to meet unions halfway and restore industrial peace.

Helena Montana Employers’ Association

Lewistown Holds Largest Patriotic Parade

More than 6,000 participated in Lewistown's greatest patriotic demonstration. Two open air meetings with speeches by leading citizens ended the parade seven blocks long including bands and school children, with the entire crowd singing patriotic songs as they marched.

Lewistown

Cascade County Advances 40000 For Monarch Neihart Highway

Cascade county commissioners adopt a resolution to pay 40 000 dollars toward half the cost of a standard government type highway from Monarch to the Neihart project road terminus a distance of sixteen miles under a federal cost sharing agreement.

Monarch Cascade County

Woman Turns Gun Over to Sheriff For War Period

Mrs Julius Skos said she and her German husband are German citizens but prefer the United States. She delivered her husband's gun to the sheriff and asked him to keep it until after the war, in line with a recent demand.

Livingston Julius Skos Germany United States

State Laboratory to be Built at Helena for Health Board Work

Helena reports a new laboratory will be erected on the state capital grounds for the state board of health and the livestock sanitary board. State Veterinarian W. J. Butler cites long felt need as Bozeman research lab cannot handle all the work.

State Laboratory Helena State Board of Health The Livestock Sanitary Board W. J. Butler Bozeman

Montana Tax Commission to Meet in Helena in 1918 Session

Montana tax commissioners meet in Helena to prepare data for tax legislation to be considered at the 1918 legislative session. The commission was created by the 1917 legislature and appointed by Governor S. V. Stewart.

Helena Tax Commission Tag V. Stewart

Record sheep price tops fourteen dollars a head

Frank J. Bennett of the Shields River valley sold a band of 1 000 yearling sheep at a record price of 14 dollars per head in a consignment to an eastern buyer.

Livingston Frank J. Bennett The Shields River Valley

Soldiers gain club and reading room access in Livingston

The privileges of clubs, reading rooms and similar places have been extended to the soldiers of Company K, Second Montana regiment, stationed here on railroad guard duty. Company K was recruited in Billings.

Livingston Second Montana Regiment Billings

Constipation relief with Chamberlain's Tablets ad

An advertisement explains constipation harms the body by absorbing toxins and dulling the mind. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets quickly relieve the condition and notes the product is available at City Drug Store.

Chamberlain’s City Drug Store

Red Cross Receives Local Donation Draft

The Livingston Park County American Red Cross society formed last week has sent a draft for $112 to the National Red Cross in Washington.

Livingston Park County American Red Cross Society National Red Cross Washington

A Word to Mothers On Child Illness This Spring

The piece warns of more children suffering from measles and whooping cough this spring and urges mothers not to neglect any cold. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar to relieve coughs colds and croup with Potts the Druggist as advertiser.

Foley Potts

Elks Move Toward New Four Story Home in Lewistown

Preliminary steps to ward erection of a new four story Elks home have been taken in Lewistown with work planned to start in the fall.

Lewistown the Elks

Foley Kidney Pills Restore Relief From Bladder Trouble

W J Furry of Salem Missouri suffered bladder trouble for four or five years with pain. He tried various medicines until Foley Kidney Pills provided relief. The ad notes Potts the Druggist and urges others to try the remedy.

W. J. Furry Salem Foley Potts Adv

Missoula Scouts Join Feed a Soldier Campaign

Missoula Boy Scouts prepare for active participation in the Each Scout to Feed a Soldier campaign started by the executive committee of Boy Scout commissioners.

Missoula Boy Scouts Boy Scout

Foley's Trial Package Offer From Potts the Druggist

A misprinted advertisement solicits mail-in requests for Foley line remedies including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets. The slip requests 5 cents and the sender’s name and address for a trial package through Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts

Baptist Church Members Urge Wilson for Prohibition Vote

The church gathered Sunday evening to unite in a telegram to President Wilson urging use of influence on Congress to pass national prohibition as a means to conserve the food supply.

Billings The Baptist Church United Wilson Congress

Rheumatic Pain Relief Ad From City Drug Store

Cold damp weather worsens rheumatic pains but Chamberlain's Ointment offers relief. Sold at City Drug Store with advertisement text implying nightly use.

Land office allows crops on desert land near Three Forks

The federal land office ruled that crops may be grown on desert land without irrigation without affecting a desert entry. The decision comes in a contest filed by Jennie Stalcup against Sarah E. Linder over a tract near Three Forks.

Helena Federal Land Office Jennie Stalcup Sarah E. Linder Three Forks

Indigestion Remedies Aid Sleep After Supper

Advertisement notes indigestion disturbs sleep and suggests a light supper with little meat and no milk. Recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper and claims better rest. Sold by City Drug Store. Advertisement.

Chamberlain City Drug Store

Moose to join Prohis 20 representatives to Congress

O H P Shelley who attended a Bull Moose national conference in St Louis says the Bull Moose and prohibition parties will unite and send 20 representatives to Congress in 1918. Shelley has returned from St Louis with the plan.

Dr King's New Discovery advertised for coughs

The ad promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a soothing balsam for coughs, throat relief, and phlegm looseness. It claims antiseptic action and quick break up of colds, suitable for children and adults. Available at druggists for 60 cents.

Dr. King Grippe Croup Broschial

First National Bank Opens in Twin Bridges

The town of Madison county secures its first national bank, the First National Bank of Twin Bridges, capitalized at $25,000.

Twin Bridges First National Bank Madison County First National Bank of

Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy tablet ad promotes worm removal

An old advertisement claims worms weaken children and reduce energy. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a mildly laxative candy tablet that kills worms, restores strength, and allows normal growth. The box includes full directions and the product costs 25 cents at druggists.

State U of Montana Wins Debate on Railroads Ownership

The State University of Montana club defeated the University of Utah two to one in Missoula Friday night. The debaters argued the government should own and operate all railroads in the United States.

Missoula State University of Montana University of Utah United States

Sloan's Ointment Advertises Fast Muscle Relief

An old advertisement touts Sloan's ointment for quick relief from muscle soreness and strains after unusual work. It claims easy application without rubbing, cleaner than plasters, and no staining, with a 25 cent bottle suggested for rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises stiffness backache and external pain.

Sloan

Madison National Forest to Exterminate Coyotes

Authorities plan to trap and exterminate rabid coyotes in the Madison National Forest to protect stock grazing in the reserve amid a rabies menace.

Helena Madison National Forest

St Leo’s Catholic Church Raises Flag in Lewistown First in State

The tower of St Leo's Church in Lewistown unfurled the stars and stripes, becoming the first church in the state to display colors. Other churches in the city are expected to follow.

Glad to Learn of It Cough Remedy Praise

A consumer testimonial from Augusta Georgia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping a cough. The ad from Potts, the Druggist, at 1421 12th St. endorses the 25 cent bottle as effective and leaves the reader with a positive note.

Lagrippe Cc. Smith Augusta Foley Potts

Big Baptist Meeting Closes Strong in Livingston

The Eastern Montana Association of the Baptist church wrapped up a two day meeting in Livingston with Dr. Wilson Mills of Omaha as speaker. Attendance set a new record for the gathering.

Big Baptist Livingston Eastern Montana Association of the Baptist Church Wilson Mills Omaha

Safe Medicine for Children Is It Safe

The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults since it contains no opium or narcotics. It highlights ease of administration and its effectiveness for coughs colds and croup, noting sale at City Drug Store.

Farragut's Great Grandson Enlists in Navy at Mobile

Wallace Leonce Farragut great grandson of Admiral Farragut was among five recruits accepted for service yesterday in the United States Navy. His home is at East Side Mississippi.

Mobile Ala Wallace Leonce Farragut Admiral Farragut United States Navy Farragut Ast Side Miss

Dr King's New Life Pills Advertises Gentle Laxative

A vintage ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and relieves congested intestines without griping. It claims improved health and brightness, recommending a pill before bed and noting a price of 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Swat Your Morning Fly With Lively Rhyme

A humorous verse urges quick action against buzzing flies at work. It describes spotting a fly, waiting for the right moment, and swatting with a hand or even a bat. The speaker emphasizes satisfaction from promptly removing the pest.

Foley Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Trouble Say Reader

A. Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky reports his daughter recovered from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys and remedy bladder, rheumatic pains, backache, sore muscles and stiff joints. promotes Dr. Potts as the local druggist.

A. Mitchell Bagdad Potts Ady

Teach Children to Swat the Fly in Wartime Advice

The text urges teaching children to swat and kill flies, warning they are more dangerous than cars. It promotes using a fly swatter, screening a home, and rewarding dead flies with a penny a dozen, while advising children not to touch them due to disease risk.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Claims and Praise

An old advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a bowel cleanser that removes undigested waste, sweetens the stomach, and tones the liver. It claims no eripition or nausea and notes praise from stout persons for a light free feeling, asserting no pill habit.

Foley Potts Ady

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