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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
8
Soot destroyer at Tattersall’s advertised. Dillon residents report frequent visits from relatives and shoppers. Miss Dorothy Smith of Salt Lake visiting. many Dillon locals listed with business notes and ads for sacks, sewing machines, and services around town.
Former editor Harry Brandall accuses Montana league newspapers of being controlled by league headquarters delivering radical content. He cites North Dakota as example where farmer owned papers are tied to league, turning editors into figureheads under pressure. He warns Montana editors become the kept press.
The Montana Development Bulletin quotes B K Wheeler at the Nonpartisan and Labor League convention in Great Falls on June 25. It questions whether his pledge to victory masks risks from Townley crowds and prejudice embedded in the movement.
Mr and Mrs George R Metlen travel to Los Angeles for relocation plans. Washington visitors A B Adams and O D Stanton meet in Dillon. Wallace Idaho's C E Smith and Norman Gobbley also conduct business in Dillon. Apartments offered for rent at 316 South Washington. Beavermont flour sold at 6 80 per hundred while supply lasts. Local social and business notices from Dillon Montana include church class, ranch outings, and abstracts services.
A garbled fragment discusses relief for corns and pain with unclear terms and stray phrases. It mentions landing and snuffing out pain while referencing a person or action named Anek and generic concerns about foot discomfort.
An old advertisement touts Geta K corn remover as the cleanest surest and safest method. The copy claims it works with no hurt once the corn is lifted between thumb and finger and promises a money back guarantee. It notes the product costs a trifling amount at any drug store and credits E Lawrence Co of Chicago as the supplier.
Tribune Book Store advertises new sheet music and instrumental pieces arriving weekly and offers orders for items not in stock. The ad promotes Percolators and ten thousand other things at Tattersall's Adv. 191f.
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