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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
11
Sunday school begins at 10 00 a m with graded work for all ages Everyone is welcome Morning worship at 11 00 a m with a cordial welcome Epworth League meeting at 7 00 p m Prof J Scott Wiseman presiding Evening services at 8 00 p m informal and helpful Midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 featuring Bible study and prayer open to everyone
Wall Street brokers adopt new safeguards for stock and bond delivery. Firms camouflage securities by pinning them inside newspapers and using runners with hidden pockets or incentives. One messenger reportedly carried two Liberty bonds of 50,000 each and three 10,000 bonds pinned inside a closed umbrella.
A Dillon resident Mrs Jock Wennett extols Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from back pain and kidney issues. She later notes infrequent need for kidney medicine and continued good results. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad. Also a Fort Wayne note about soldiers and red tape.
Montana State fair officials announce the biggest sheep show and a major ram sale during fair week September 12 to 17. Superintendent Geo M. Lewis expects strong exhibitor interest with premiums totaling 2251 dollars, up from 2100 last year, plus improved housing facilities. Associations add premiums and a silver trophy for the Angora division while inviting youths to enter.
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites attendance at 11 a m Sunday service on Christ Jesus with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday 8 o'clock testimonial meeting.
An old report notes that cars were considered luxuries in an era of high costs and limited access, reflecting social attitudes toward ownership and mobility during the period. The piece weighs the status of automobile ownership against economic realities.
An advertisement announces prompt abstracts from a fully detailed plant. The notice lists Southern Montana Abstracts and Title Co with Frank Harlebaker as president in Dillon Montana, inviting inquiries from readers of the Adv. newspaper.
Senator Kenyon Iowa cites a “great program of legislative accomplishment” for agriculture. He lists the Curtis bill for farm loan banks, higher interest on Farm Loan Board bonds, the packet bill, a pending relief for agriculture, grain exchange, cooperative marketing, and farm representation on the Federal Reserve Board, plus rural credit ideas and rail freight rate relief sought at the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Dr E H Bullock of Chicago labels gossip as a mental disorder needing close attention. HB O B Jenkins calls neighborhood gossip and anonymous letters devastating to character, citing the February 1921 Detective issue. The New York Medical Journal notes police ignore false reports while pursuing real informants.
The piece promotes the Chinese slang term Moskee as a universal expletive for any emotion. It urges readers to adopt the word to express surprise anger happiness or doubt with one versatile interjection.
A note from the old country says a cooled cabbage leaf laid over a blister provides relief for hikers. Cut a leaf larger than the spot, place it over the area, and secure with packing. The method allows continuing the walk with less pain, with rest helping further.
An anti bachelor bill in the Turkish parliament would compel men over twenty five to marry. Defaulters face a quarter of earnings fine and deposits into agricultural banks to aid peasant marriages. No adult civil servant may remain a bachelor. Rewards include land loans and state education for children with hard labor if refusing to wed.
A humorous sports style fragment notes a professor’s misstep when posing a question to Snubbs, the star halfback. The crowd jokes the issue exposed by the coach’s blunder as Birmingham comments about the team’s greatest effort yet.
A curious dialogue shows Jack proposing to Molly multiple times as he declares a nondescript plan, while Molly repeatedly refuses. The scene conveys their strained romantic moment with playful banter and a rustic setting.
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