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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
2
W J Swindlehurst, commissioner of bar and industry, issued a Rule pamphlet detailing child labor laws and a nine hour statute. The pamphlet targets mines, mills, factories, laundries, hotels, and other establishments, urging prompt compliance and warning that violations will be vigorously prosecuted.
Readers from California and Georgia praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for child relief. Wm Lee of Paskenta California and ELC Rhodes of Middleton Georgia share their satisfaction with the product and recommend it over substitutes. Potts the Druggist in Ady endorses the remedy.
Friday night in Helena the Montana State Men’s League for woman suffrage organized with W. D. Rankin as president and A. B. Castell as secretary. Vice presidents include J. F. O’Conner, H. D. Weenink, W. J. McCormick, SW. Teagarden, J. L. Slattery, and Pearl Hindley. The group is a branch of the national organization. another meeting will form an executive committee during fair week and county groups will be created.
A Whitlow Ark resident recalls costly constipation and digestion problems with no relief at St. Louis and New Orleans hospitals. After using Chamberlain's Tablets, he improved and now is well. Sold by all dealers. Advim
Secretary of the Interior Lane spoke in Billings about forming a definite program to present to Congress on land reclamation by irrigation and the general condition of Indian affairs. He aimed to meet with Crow leaders to learn their desires and outline Montana's role in the issue.
An old advertorial promotes Pake Chamberlain's Tab lets as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It asserts regular bowel movements prevent numerous diseases and notes the product is for sale by "ill dealers" with a dubious spelling.
State veterinarian Dr W J Butler reports eight Montana counties placed under quarantine to stamp out scabies among livestock. Affected counties include Valley Blaine Hill Chouteau Town Cascade Musselshell and Yellowstone.
A boy injured his finger with a hatchet during play, and doctors found amputation necessary to save his hand. The incident was reported by the Leadore Standard.
B. W. Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina suffered severe dysentery for about two months amid weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds. After two months he used Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy and reports permanent relief. Sold by all dealers.
Montana's winter wheat harvest is under way in multiple regions with full statewide efforts expected within two weeks. Fort Benton and Big Sandy, between Havre and Great Falls, began early, while reports note a shortage of harvest hands.
In Mills City Montana M L Rickman secretary of the bureau of child and animal protection says Helena Montana steers are in such good condition this season that they are expected to average 200 pounds heavier than last season. Fleeces this year averaged seven pounds in weight compared with 712 pounds last season.
A Pony A Belgrade auto with joy riders turned turtle atop Wood's hill. Edward Allen a Harrison saloonman was crushed under the machine and badly hurt. Several ribs broken and other injuries sustained, with fatality feared.
Seattle judge Frater approved the first batch of mothers' pensions under the new law. Ten women received benefits with the largest grant totaling 37.50 dollars per month to a destitute widow with seven children.
Secretary Daniels announced in San Diego that he intends to lead the U S Navy fleet aboard the Oregon through the Panama Canal to the Pacific coast. The voyage would occur once Colonel Goethals signals the waterway is open and safe for passage.
George Bradford of Riverside Hotel Colusa California reports a severe kidney ailment and backache that affected secretions. He states Foley Kidney Pills cured him after taking five boxes. Druggist Potts corroborates the claim.
A stiff wind fanned a prairie fire thought extinguished and it burned four additional range sections west of Billings. The blaze could not be controlled until rain later that night. It marked the first serious prairie fire in years in the region.
Reichle July 30 special notes report Mrs Thomas and children returning from a Butte outing with sister Mrs Scott. Visits include Mrs Ernest Huber and sons from Butte, Henry Perot in Dillon, Joe Manz of Apex, Henry Beaumann of Butte, Miss Gi Hunt to Butte, Mrs John Flynn of Missoula, Mrs Templin and children from Butte, and Rev Father Scullon visiting. Also advertising Foley Kidney Pills claims.
The daughter of A. Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble and feared lasting harm. Mr Mitchell says she was in terrible shape but recovered after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad touts the medicine as safe dependable and honest, endorsed by Potts the Druggist.
Montana grows dairy sector with new creameries and extended training. A two week buttermaker course starts December 29 1913 at Stevensville to train experienced workers in creamery management and cold storage systems. The Stevensville co operative creamery is a model, producing about 1500 pounds of butter daily and paying farmers over 100000 dollars annually.
Washington states the first payment of 250,000 dollars for the canal zone rental was made Friday. This amount, added to 310,000,000 dollars paid in cash nine years ago, forms part of the ongoing Panama arrangements.
Four year old Mabel Lent was knocked down by a rooster while collecting eggs at Plymouth Rock rooker. Her brother Victor, age five, was seriously injured trying to defend her and lost his left eye while doctors hope to save his right. The roosters head was cut off and thrown into the river by the father.
A board of arbitration in Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad case awarded machinist Charles Chick $700 total on damages under the compensation law. Chick, struck by steel last September, destroyed pupil and claimed loss of time, handicap from eye injury, and loss of beauty. The board, led by Arthur Call, held Chick possesses beauty and awarded $200 for appearance plus $500 for eye damage and time lost.
Birmingham leaders unveil a statewide effort to end convict leasing, aiming to free inmates from mines mills and turpentine camps. A mass meeting condemns graft cruelty and calls for reform measures night schools humane conditions and better treatment as executive committees form to push the cause statewide.
Mrs M J Anderson-wife of an attorney discovered a pearl in an oyster cocktail. The pearl was taken to a jeweler for polishing and appraised at 1200 dollars. She joked about mistaking it for oyster shell and blaming the waiter.
In Findlay Ohio a seventy five year old subject wore a homespun dress from over seventy five years ago. Frances L Founds aged ninety three was buried at Fourty's Landing West Virginia. Mrs Pounds had been married twice.
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