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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
5
A new contest invites women and girls to write a four line rhyme using only words from the Dr Price can label or slip. Prizes total 100 for first, 75, 50, and 25 for next top rhymes plus 5 prizes of 5 each. Entries due May 1 1922 to Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago Ii.
The Postmaster General proclaims Postal Improvement Week from May 1 to encourage better mailing practices. Business and public life depend on the mail, with 826000 postal workers and stakeholders urged to join in improving service. Citizens are advised to address letters clearly, include full state names, and verify addresses before mailing. complaints go to the local postmaster for investigation.
An illustrated weekly ad promotes a six week home delivery of the National Republican for ten cents, inviting readers to share the offer with friends. It touts the paper as a national weekly on politics and government, useful for students and new voters, and provides address details for Circulation Department, Washington DC.
Middle aged men and women with kidney trouble symptoms may use Foley Kidney Pills to relieve kidney ailments and bladder weakness. Mrs. A Lechner of Clifton New York endorses the product, stating she has found Foley Kidney Pills very good.
Notice to owner of a stray spotted cow marked O X C on left ribs. owner requested to call at this office for particulars. Advertisement. 17-19.
A sermon argues men skip worship for reasons from seared Sabbath conscience to leisure and luxury. It lists seven causes including gasoline, entertainment, laziness, false worship concepts, criminal types, and self-centered professionals who fear gospel judgment. It urges every respectable citizen to attend weekly services.
In Maryland farmer Home Run Baker, once with the Philadelphia Athletics, joins the New York Yankees for a season. His steady play and power boost the club as Ruth’s presence looms. Baker, 35, quit farming to return to baseball, avoids alcohol smoke and tobacco, and keeps a strict daily routine.
A Dillon advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. J. L. Hughes of Helena Street testifies to relief and years of no further kidney issues after use, urging others to try the same. The price is 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
The Post Office Department urges postmasters and employees to use courtesy in public dealings during Postal Improvement Week beginning May 16 1922. The program aims to improve relations with patrons through polite service and helpful conduct.
Local Dillon Montana ad for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co promoting abstracting services. Frank Hazelbaker presides over the firm with a brief business notice targeting potential clients.
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