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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
5
In 1925 Sallie is invited by Carmen and Ellie to join a film studio adventure. A director eyes Sallie as a lookalike for a prominent role, prompting Sallie to fear fame yet curiosity rises while she heads toward the private studio office with Carmen.
A hopeful actress recalls a Florida studio visit with director Warren Simmons who flattered her with remarks about a fairy princess role and easy friendship. The scene shifts four years back to a man named Roland Simmons echoing the same lines, revealing the predatory pattern and the peril of unwanted familiarity in the film industry. Continued next week.
In Medicine Lodge news Mr and Mrs Isaac Rife and others drove to Armstead to vote. Richard Freeman and son Jimmy went to Dillon to see the circus. Families visited Dillon to see the big circus and Manhattan for a week at Miss Scollard home. Duke Davis and V C Given are working on John Stringer’s school section.
Rosebud county farms reported income surpassing 3 million dollars for 1925. A new Glacier New international highway to Lethbridge opens for travel, boosting regional access and commerce.
The Twin Bridges Sentinel notes Beaverhead creamery under R A Mair has grown since starting July 1924, boosting western Madison county dairy business. By July 1926 annual butter output reached 132190 pounds with peak daily 1685. most product sold locally with Butte and California markets absorbing the rest.
Richard D. Wyckoff owner and editor of The Magazine of Wall Street signs a contract to purchase the National Financial News from A. Newton Plummer. The two publications will merge, with MWHE claiming leadership in the financial press and expanding circulation.
A poem reflects on drinking sunlit days at the seaside and the restfulness of life. The speaker wonders why men strive when life is brief, living and dying under the summer sun. The Tribune price is noted.
John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois reported persistent fatigue and backache. After taking Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys he felt better could work more easily grow stronger and sleep better. The ad promises satisfaction and urges Potts the Druggist to supply Foley Pills.
The Radium Hot Springs near Banff and Lake Louise attract many visitors from a bungalow camp developed by Mr. Heap Holland. The waters contain high radium levels with curative deposits of magnesium and lime, making the resort a year round destination despite another government run Radium Hot Springs nearby.
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