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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
7
Public relations note warns widows face high risk from promoters. It urges consulting bankers before investing, avoiding flashy schemes, and researching farm or business offers with the National Better Business Bureau or a local banker.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Pills, diuretic, claiming 25 years of reliability. It quotes W. K. Holland of Harlin, Texas, alleging 90 percent suffer kidney irregularities but delay treatment. The ad urges readers to ask Geo M. Gasman, Druggist, for Foley Pills.
The article recounts Samuel Johnson’s slow rise to fame after years in London as a struggling hack. It notes his English dictionary work, its seven year completion, and the shift in esteem upon its publication, with praise as a leading English scholar and the Chesterfield connection.
A compact sketch notes "Last" titles given to historical figures and works. St Bernard 1001–1193 called Last of the Pathers. Roderick last Visigoth king ruling 414–711. Demen titled Last of the Greeks (208–188 B.C.). Cooper's Last of the Mohicans features Uneas the Indian chief. Actius termed Last of the Romans for halting Attila’s first invasion at Orleans in Gaul, with western empire collapse after his death in 454.
A foreign observer mocks German speech during Locarne negotiations noting the difficulty of pronouncing long terms. He cites a string of complex words and accuses interlocutors of slow explanations and struggling to convey costs and arrangements.
The fragment suggests a struggle or contest involving Kael and Steald with references to wealth, danger, and a demand to win or face consequences. Names and places appear garbled, but the tone implies a political or competitive conflict with threats and strategic pressure.
A mother moose with a calf and a yearling cow have been seen grazing along the eastern foothills near Picnic Springs, drawing about 100 locals to Horse Creek in Alaska basin on July 10 for a Spaulding family visit from Omaha. The event included old timers hosting Mrs Spaulding and recounting neighbors long known in the valley.
Dickerson and Shrieveport friends praise the hay field work. William O'Connor and four others, including Bozeman student Steve, enjoy vacation chores. Mrs. Larson of Idaho Falls visits daughters at Lakeview then tours Yellowstone Park with Forsyths and Bragy.
Mrs Maud Eubank Manner of Paola Kansas reports the death of her mother Mrs Maggie Eubank in mid May from heart disease. Older residents recall Matthew Eubank and family in Dillon in the early 1880s. Surviving are husband two sons and a daughter Maud was born in Dillon on Easter Sunday and named Maud aster.
Weather bureau records cite the highest official U S temperature as 121 degrees at Boise Idaho in summer 1871 and the coldest as 57 degrees below zero at Havre Montana in 1916.
Local Tribune office advertises signs reading no hunting or trapping for sale. Public notice invites purchases from readers seeking clear property and safety signage.
A fragment discusses foretelling storms using wind and air drafts. It references a dramatic image of a storm approaching and the roaring jet of wind and spray described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The text notes how kissing rituals were common in England and France through the 17th century. It mentions knights kissing before jousting and peas delivering items with a kiss of honor, reflecting ceremonial bonds between giver and recipient.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
The United States survey declares Juniper Mountain, about 80 miles west of Craig Colorado, the deepest mountain on the western hemisphere. The feature is a rock walled shaft buried deep in the earth and a standout sight for travelers in the Craig region.
A fragment urging universal love and brotherhood in the face of flood fire and earthquake. It questions what would occur if attitudes toward others mirrored the compassion shown during disasters. The writer echoes Ella Wheeler Wilcox on shared humanity.
Tribune Print Shop advertises items for use under cars and for pet bedding and rugs. The brief sale notice lists general household goods available for purchase at the shop.
M Paumie's Parisian Dye House at 60 West Galena St Butte Montana offers French dyeing and cleaning with outside work solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 516.
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