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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

11

Foley Pills Backed by Peoria Union Organizer

Fr M Platte of the Switchmen's Union in Peoria Illinois endorses Foley Pills saying they removed kidney trouble symptoms including backache dizziness and irregular kidney action after months of cold damp weather. He urges readers to ask their druggist for Foley Pills and promises quick improvement.

Fr. M. Platte Seey Switchmen’s Union Peoria Ill Foley Potts

Looking Backwards May 2 18st Odd Fellows parade and anniversary

Southern Montana sheepmen prepare for Mary hid a little hum season. The Madisonian expands its dimensions. Dillon marks the sixty six anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America with a parade and evening ball led by the Sheridan Glendale and Dillon lodges. The procession included the Samaritan Bannack Apollo lodges with the Dillon brass band. Hats described as daisies while others aim to frighten men into next week. John Dolan named as chief of

the Tribune Montana Madisonian Odd Fellowship In America Dillon Odd Fellows Sheridan Glendale High School Marshall Dillon Brass Band Samaritan Lodge Bannack Lodge Gindale Apollo Lodge

Cattle Buyers and Officials Move Through Helena Meetings

The article notes George Tash visiting the town on business and J. E. Marge traveling to Helena for a state board of education meeting. It describes a bustling cattle trade with buyers and cattlemen in a notably contented mood.

Arge George Tash J. E Marge Helena State Board' of Education

Beaverhead County Exhibits Plans and Track Team Action

The Clerk of Court Hazelbaker plans Beaverhead county product exhibits for the state fair. Beaverhead County High School track team Chapman Wyatt Drummecy and Ewing left for the state meet. Dillon projects a strong baseball summer with $1385 in treasury from $1040 bonds and minstrel proceeds.

the Tribune Hazelbaker Beaverhead County Chapman Wyatt Drummecy Ewing Dillon

Europe Farmers Pay Taxes with Produce

A quirky old snippet notes European farmers paying taxes in produce and imagines the humor of throwing tomatoes at tax collectors while a playful exchange about agreeing on anything appears in a satirical tone.

Europe

Not So Dumb Boss and Quick Clerk Saves Cigar Blaze

Dialog quotes show a boss offering pay and a raise while a clerk douses a cigar store fire by throwing a box of cigars on it. A backyard ball game feature notes a homer, staged with cheering fans, and a wife fires back about insult-brunettes at games.

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Bowery Dialogue and Rail Rivalry Mentioned

In the Bowery a debate over quote accuracy resurfaces between an instructor and a tough guy. News notes Great Northern plans 20 million dollars in improvements and Northern Pacific 30 million, with roads operating full forces nationwide.

Bowery Shakespeare Great Northern Northern Pacific

Dairy Stock Imports Target Montana Growth

Havre reports import of renowned Tillamook dairy stock. State dairy commissioner aims to import 1,000 dairy cows into Montana this year. Missoula businessmen plan to underwrite a new state university dormitory.

Havre Tillamook Oregon Montana Missoula New State University

Flathead County Leads 1925 Potato Output

Flathead county was the banner producer with 580000 bushels of potatoes in 1925 while Lake county posted the highest yield per acre at 175 bushels.

Flathead County Lake County

Washington College proposes Chair of Country Life

Dr Paul Emerson Titsworth president of Washington College Chestertown Maryland presents a Chair of Country Life to redirect students toward rural life. The concept aims to train leaders to value country life and steer urban drift, fostering country citizenship without turning the college into agriculture.

America Paul Emerson Titsworth Washington College Chestertown Maryland Titsworth Titeworth the Tribune Country Life

Notices to patentees urged as 80 day window ends

A warning to uncalled for land patents was issued from the Billings land office. Nearly 4,000 patentees who have not claimed their patents are urged to appear within 80 days or the patents will be sent back to Washington. Patents stored locally may date to Grant through Cleveland, with many signed by successive presidents.

Genital Land Office Washington Billings Land Office Land Office Harry B. Drum Register Grant Hayes Cleveland

Black Eagle Power Plant To Hire 300 In Montana

Great Falls reports Montana Power Co plans a $1,000,000 Black Eagle power plant project employing 300 men to build a facility with output of 25,000 horsepower.

Great Falls Montana Power Co Black Eagle H. P

Railroad Labor Dispute Bill Faces Senate After House Passage

IL country leaders and other shippers push to amend the Watson Parker measure to preserve public protection. Manufacturing groups farm federations and railroads press four changes to ensure wage control remains with federal authorities and service continuity during investigations.

Watson- Parker Railroad House of Representatives Senate Railroad Labor Board United States National Association of Manufacturers Congress American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Interstate Commerce Commission

Minister Dons Disguise for Prohibition Inquiry

Reverend James Empringham, an Episcopalian clergyman from New York, has shaved his identity and is roaming the country to gather firsthand information on prohibition conditions for a pamphlet. He travels incognito to observe local attitudes and enforcement.

James Empringham New York

For Sale Five Lots in Stahl's Addition Dillon

Five lots in block 11 corners 1 2 4 5 and 8 of Stahl's addition in Dillon offered for sale. A good buy. Make an offer. Address C. D. Tribune office. Adv 12-22%

Stahl’s Dillon C. D Tribune Office

Lewistown Wool Growers Start Wool Pool

Lewistown wool growers announce a wool pool to control 100000 fleeces. The notice highlights collective marketing efforts to stabilize prices and supply in the local wool industry.

Lewistown

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