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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
11
A reflective verse by Uncle John laments the unemployed, describing the mystery of work and the desire for leisure. It contrasts labor's grind with the craving for a viable job and the frustration of never finding relief from toil.
Wood W. Parsons outlines in World's Work that farm waste could yield liquid or gasoline fuel in the future. Alcohol from blackstrap molasses now yields potash, and wartime potash prices reached $1,000 per ton. Federal chemists report gas from wheat straw and rye straw, with straw gas possibly driving a car.
Indianapolis physician and surgeon Victor Keane was anesthetized during an appendectomy after fellow staff made grim jokes about the cutting party. Keane recalls the moment and wonders whether he was under anesthesia or merely frightened into unconsciousness as the operation proceeded.
A Chicago reader notes boys increasingly abandon old style boy fiction for real biographies of Lincoln Roosevelt Edison and explorers. They favor Mark Twain Scott Dumas Stevenson Verne and Kipling for fiction and seek authentic adventure over manufactured thrills.
A Nashville reader reports relief from a dry hacking cough and chest pain after using Boley’s Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims soothing, healing effects and notes the product is sold everywhere. Ad inserted from Jos Gillard at 148 Fillmore Street.
A Beaverhead Abstract Company title book weekly report lists real estate transfers for the week ending July 29 1922. The item notes multiple parcels changed hands among local property owners in the Beaverhead area with official recording details.
Patent records list Mary Douglas for 120 acres in Centennial valley Carl C Hansen 80 acres on Horse Prairie William Gerrard 155.16 acres on Horse Prairie. Deeds show Gerrard to Donovan Ranch Co 155.16 acres on Horse Prairie for 1.00. Loree to Loree North Washington street lot for 10.00. Selway to Cornell 40 acres southwest of Dillon for 1.00. Weidenaar to Doolittle 320 acres on Dillon bench for 1.00. Water appropriation Gerrard 2 cubic feet from Maiden Creek North Fork. Decree of distribution in A C Bond estate covering 7 Rife addition lots and 280 acres land and personal property.
James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia was re elected Supreme Knight at the Knights of Columbus national rally in Atlantic City. The order spent over three million dollars last year aiding disabled soldiers. Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co announces prompt abstracts from a fully equipped plant in Dillon Montana with Frank Hazlebaker as president.
A Fergus County advertisement promotes Carl Riddick as the best qualified Republican candidate for United States Senate in Montana. It cites his Washington training, farming background, anti‑special‑interest stance, Harding support, and farmer backing. Primary on Tuesday afternoon August 29. vote Riddick on the Republican ballot.
A Dillon resident Mrs Jock Wennett Bannack Sr extols Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and swollen joints noting kidney improvement and lasting health. She adds four years later she relies on Doan's kidney medicine when needed with good results. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertisers.
List offers sheep cattle hog dairy and poultry ranches and irrigated farms all sizes at low prices and easy terms. Contact CC C Newman Telephone block Dillon Montana for details.
A local grocery runs a promotion offering a free pig shaped balloon with the purchase of five Krimp Krust bread wraps. The offer details and expiration are posted in-store.
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