Quick Service Scene After Smashup
A tourist cries Run-sonny-run to fetch a doctor as a car crash unfolds. A farmer boy points to the injured beneath the vehicle, illustrating a tense roadside emergency.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
3
A tourist cries Run-sonny-run to fetch a doctor as a car crash unfolds. A farmer boy points to the injured beneath the vehicle, illustrating a tense roadside emergency.
D. McMillen of Hudson New York describes severe backache and sleepless nights then says Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys helped his recovery and he recommends them. The ad notes Foley Pills have been in use over 25 years and guaranteed to give satisfaction with Potts the Druggist as the advertiser.
In this essay Melvin A. Traylor argues that rising farm profits from inflation 1915 to 1920 spurred land and equipment expansion, misaligning costs and prices after demand collapsed, creating a myth of surplus. He calls for time and disciplined effort, redefining success beyond big wealth and stressing independence and self-respect for farmers.
Mrs Norris rushes to invest in bonds promising fifteen percent. Aunt Emmy cautions that high yields require sound issuers and proper security. She advises consulting a bank before risking money to avoid unsafe investments.
Mason County Michigan bankers push to replace scrub stock with pure-bred cattle. County agent proposes buying young pure-bred sires and placing them with cooperative farmers while bankers advance costs and take a one year interest-free note. The aim is to ease access to thoroughbreds for farmers. Adj. 18th. Butte Hill Mining Company to develop 11 claims north of Walkerville.
An editorial compares wartime casualties to automobile deaths and injuries in the United States. It argues for uniform traffic laws, driver testing, regular vehicle inspections, harsher penalties for dangerous driving, and personal caution to curb the rising death and injury toll.
Weintz farm near Fife produced 50 bushels of wheat per acre in a recent crop report.
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.
An advertisement claims back pain and irregular secretions signal trouble and promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. The testimonial from Wm Lagle of Anderson Indiana asserts quick results and guarantees satisfaction, with Druggist Potte selling the product.
An act proposes submitting to Montana voters at the 1926 general election a constitutional amendment authorizing public hail crop insurance levies. It outlines tax districts, exemptions, and provisions to implement rates, voting, and enforcement, with official certification and approval dates.
Notice announces publication by the Department of the Interior U S land office at Great Falls Montana dated July 10 1926. The snippet references a filing action by May and indicates land or claim procedures in progress with regulatory notices to interested parties.
Nard M. Lovell of Dillon Montana files intention to prove up land claims on sections 17 18 19 20 township 10 south range 8 west principal meridian. He names witnesses J Walter Taylor Charles H Wheat Hubert S Flynn and Clay J Perry all of Dillon. Adv 29-38.
Department of the Interior notice for Roy F. Bell of Dillon Montana who filed to prove up stockraising homestead entry 062936 and Helena 023666 for multiple fractional sections in township 11 south range 5 west. He must appear September 1 1926 before U S commissioner F A Hazelbak er in Dillon. Witnesses Ernest O Selway Ralph S Cecil Arthur Atkeson Bert Lawrence all of Dillon. A H Stringham Acting Register.
Land Office Great Falls Montana notices Sidney Smith of Blaine Montana who filed intent to make final three year homestead entries for multiple parcels in sections 1 2 and 3 township 6 west MT meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner I A Hazel baker at Dillon September 20 1926 with Albert Smith Guy Rood George Vaughn and George Murray listed as residents or witnesses. Adv 33-37.
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