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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
2
Thousands march in a vivid pajama parade along Grant Park to celebrate summer comfort. Bands, flags, and artillery salutes set a festive mood as crowds cheer the colorful, varied garments and declare a milestone in summer dress.
Arnold and Allen erected a crude six stamp mill on the property with stamps fashioned from wagon tires by a blacksmith. Water power drove the operation and a fortune in gold was produced before the Dakota mine lay idle for years.
W G Squires, employed twelve years ago on the Tribune, returns as a printer. He previously worked at the Butte Miner and the Free Press, later on the Tribune in Great Falls. His family is on an outing at Birch Creek and will live in Dillon.
The annual Northside Country club and community picnic was held Sunday August 11 at Birch Creek with about sixty attendees. Afternoon games and cards followed a meal with many declaring it the most enjoyable picnic in years.
Harry Jackson, arrested by an Oregon Short Line agent for breaking into a caboose, pleaded guilty before Judge Opp Friddy and was bound over to the district court for sentence.
Mrs Alma Harwood and Miss Eloise Olmsted hosted a Saturday lawn party for Miriam Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Morse marking her first birthday celebration with friends and family in attendance.
A terse Cincinnati note scolds motorists to avoid unnecessary honking while blaming a sarcastic tone on the reader. It offers a terse public-safety vibe without clear event details or dates.
A Peoria research note praises inexpensive summer dresses for women in 1929. Tub silks cottons organdies and rayons are highlighted as stylish yet practical, with households able to own multiple outfits. The piece emphasizes easy at home care using modern Spinner washers and water extractors for quick line drying.
Lester P B Abelson, a 26 year old doctor at law and general manager of a five million dollar company, directs production of at least 2000 electric radio cells daily at the new Sisinite factory in Fort Wayne Indiana.
An article argues fear drives hair loss among American women as daily shampooing and frequent styling weaken hair. It claims artificial waves and regular dressings drain scalp cleanliness, starving hair cells and causing premature gray hair or baldness, urging daily scalp cleansing from infancy.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crime convictions. Two hundred sixty dollars is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and one hundred dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
The article argues summer use of bath talcum and face powders, noting deodorizing properties and the need for shine control. It advises using a shine correcting lotion, choosing a dark, cream based powder that stays put, and applying generously after baths to maintain comfort and daintiness.
During the last ten days of July 126 fires started in District one forests from human carelessness, over three times the prior ten days. Lolo Missoula and Bitterroot forests closed to entry under permits with patrols increased, as officials urge suppressing man caused fires and caution campers and fishermen about cigarettes and matches. Lightning fires added 54 blazes, with August storms starting more but most extinguished. public urged to avoid camp fires except in approved grounds.
The text explains pins and needles as caused by impeded circulation. When blood flow resumes it rushes through veins and bumps against tissues, triggering a tingling vibration in the limbs.
Michael H Cahill retiring president of the New York State Bankers Association was born on a farm in New York State 42 years ago. He is noted for his prominence in American banking and his interest in farm life and farm problems including the Ny on the farm.
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