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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

5

Ability will do it in 1918 Montana politics

The Helena Independent questions which Republican would dare oppose Senator Walsh in two years and argues that Walsh is weaker than his party. It asserts Montana voted Republican in recent elections, notes Walsh’s defeat was due to his opponent not personal strength, and warns free trade senators could wake voters again.

Helena Walsh Wash Montana Washington

Constipation Remedy Ad for Elderly Reader

An eighty year old resident from Ovando Montana reports relief from constipation using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims no griping and says the product “tones up the system” and is sold everywhere as a wholesome physic.

B. B. Holland Ovando Montana

Methodists of Great Falls Plan $200,000 Church

The Methodists of Great Falls announce plans to build a church valued at 200000 dollars, outlining the project scope and community impact for the local congregation and area residents.

The Methodists of Great Falls

Speed Up Safety and End Recklessness in Driving

A 1920 safety plea argues speed brought benefits but too many deaths from rail and auto use. It urges strict penalties for reckless drivers and officials, comparing progress to trains and urging communities to enforce full penalties to protect lives.

New York Aorse National Safety Council Nevada

Lanterns and Love in a Rural Courtship Tale

A farmer ribs Jake about lanterns in courting, joking that lanterns aren’t needed for courtship. The narrator argues lanterns symbolize appearances but true happiness comes from faith and soul connection, not eye appeal. The piece weighs on enduring love over showy adornment.

Jake

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