Dillon News Briefs Reflect Local Business and Travel
Local notes report George Hughes recovering from injuries, various visits by residents to Dillon and nearby towns, ads for Tattersall's goods, and moves of professionals. Mentions include David Burke, J J Brown, Miss Marjorie Williams, Roy Murray, and Miss Ruth Barrett visiting relatives. Dr. Rathbone away for National Dental convention. local lodging and shop ads among the snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Heavy
Mary Heavy
Butte
Hazelbaker
Marjorie Williams
Melrose
Tattersall’s
Roy Murray
Dillon
Dillon Greenhouses
F. G. Clark
Deer Lodge National Forest
E. S. Duff
Rise Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Ruth Barrett
Nancy
Constance Barrett
Jack Carney
Yellowstone National Park
Tired Business Man Myth Explored
A quoted essay argues that chronic fatigue in businesspeople is mostly self-inflicted through laziness and bad self care. It likens tired executives to a “white collar hobo” and claims overwork is rare. work, properly managed, cures many ills. The Nation's Business.
Rise of the Cabinet and its British roots
The article traces the evolution from a Privy Council advising English kings to a ministerial cabinet system. It notes the shift toward parliamentary ministers as the monarchy’s advisers and explains the term cabinet borrowed from the French, reflecting early governance changes and the U S adoption of the concept.
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England
United States
Columebus
Salmon Creamery Butter Ad Promises Fresh Churned Product
Demand the best butter from Salmon Creamery in Salmon Idaho. Churned three times weekly from Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If dealers are out of stock, mail notice for prompt supply. Your friend, Salmon Creamery. Half the world doesn't care how the other half lives.
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Jersey
Dillon
Salmon Creamery
Idaho
Four Doors and a Counted Bet Joke
A Briton and an American argue over doors in a room. The American bets five dollars there are five doors, counting to five with a mispronounced word. The Englishman later reprises the joke at his club, ending with a mistaken count and a humorous slip.
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Bob
Engishman
Lila
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Emerson on Colleges Fostering True Genius and Learning
Emerson argues that colleges should not drill but create by drawing diverse genius into their halls. He asserts that thought and knowledge outgrow expensive gowns and wealth, and warns that neglecting creativity will diminish the colleges' public role even as they grow richer.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Pearl Worth $500 Sparks Lawsuit in Seaside Eatery
A man boasts a pearl worth at least $500 found by a friend. He plans to sue a restaurant keeper after breaking a tooth on the pearl, while his companion exults over the find and another partner expresses confidence.
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Scott
Grabstall
Phosphorus Found on Japanese Island Chain
A Popular Mechanics report notes large deposits of phosphorus discovered on an uninhabited island in the Loochoo archipelago, part of the chain extending southward from Japan. The find highlights potential mineral resources in the region.
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Japan
Loochoo Archipelago
Popular Mechanics
A Crusty Old Bachelor and a Tramp Turned Partner
In Riverton a down on his luck storekeeper John Moore shelters Lemuel Price, a repentant tramp. Price proposes an advertising plan that draws customers, doubles as a rescue for Moore, and leads to a marriage proposal from Moore to Martha Price, Price’s daughter.
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John Moore
Ile
Riverton
John
Lemuel Price
John Meare
Oman
Bine
Price
Barry
Martha
Japanese proverb equivalents quoted from the Morning Post
The piece compares English proverbs with their Japanese equivalents noting phrases like If In a hurry go round even a monkey will sometimes fall from a tree and You can't rivet a nail in a custard. It also cites Oil and water will not mix and The jetts springs from the mud with playful language.
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London Morning Post
They All Say That Simpson Girl Never Married
A light exchange on marriage expectations contrasts social opinions with the idea that praise for the Simpson girl implies interest in a different man.
Glad Tidings From A San Francisco Reader
A reader praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief from backache. Also humor and verse pieces reference various ads and brand names with playful lines about products and signage.
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Testimonial
A National Military Home, Kans, staffer reports Foley's Honey and Tar gave satisfactory relief for a severe cough. He notes his upcoming 77th birthday on August 5 and cites benefits for hay fever asthma and summer colds. Sold everywhere.
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P.M. Daman, Co
National Military Home
Kans
Foley
New Cook Threatens to Quit Over Jazz Phonograph Music
In a Washington Star style exchange, Mrs. Torkins warns that the new cook will resign if the phonograph keeps playing. The cook questions the music but admits jazz records push her to pace, risking wages.
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Charlie
Kidney Pills Aid Restless Kidneys Ad
If They Could Stop and Rest. Your kidneys have worked every minute of your life. They cannot stop and rest. If overworked, weakened or disordered, give them help. Foley Kidney Pills help restore regular and normal action of kidneys and bladder and remove the cause of trouble. Prompt in action and tonic in effect. Sold everywhere.
Cemetery Setting Sparks Stage Manager Debate
A young dramatist describes the first act set in a cemetery and the manager bluntly suggests placing the entire scene there. The exchange highlights a clash over dramatic scope and venue in the early script.
May Be It Isn't The Heat Foley Cathartic Tablets
Advertisement for Foley cathartic tablets claims gentle action and relief from sick headache biliousness bloating sour stomach gas coated tongue and indigestion with no after effect Do not gripe and take one tonight for morning relief Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidneys Bladder Health
A reader testimonial from Greensburg Pa endorses Foley Kidney Pills as a reliable aid for maintaining kidney and bladder health. The ad claims usefulness for children and mentions bed-wetting relief. Sold everywhere.
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John W. ‘True
Greensburg
No Controversy Heard in Local Hearing
A magistrate questioned a Black witness about a dispute between two men. The witness replied he heard nothing of the controversy only loud cussing. The exchange is documented in a brief courtroom moment.
Foley's Honey and Tar Eases Hay Fever Suffering
The season brings hay fever and asthma sufferers to seek relief at health resorts. Those at home can use Foley's Honey and Tar to soothe irritated membranes and ease coughing for restful sleep. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Proverb Applies to Men as Well, Says Iliff Independent
An old Colorado proverb notes that when a tree falls everyone rushes to it with an ax. The Iliff Independent observes the idea applies to people too.
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Colo
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Ad
An advertisement from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co promoting prompt abstracts by Frank Hazlebaker in Dillon Montana with contact details.
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Southern
Montana
Abstract and Title Co
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres
Dillon
Mont
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Tribune Book Store
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