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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
5
Entry indicates mail transmission through the Dillon Post Office as second class matter.
Dillon mourns Martin Innes, longtime Eliel Brothers businessman, beloved by Beaverhead county. Known for courtesy and community kindness, he shaped local life as husband, father, and neighbor. The piece praises his civic impact and warmth.
The passage asks readers to consider how their charity extends beyond family and close friends. It challenges whether gifts support health or comfort for others in need and urges giving to the world as well as acquaintances, promoting Christmas Seals.
A statewide amateur boxing tournament is planned for December 14 to 19 at the Knights of Columbus Club in Butte. Bill Bradley directs the event open to any high school student over 16 and college athletes, with a silver cup for the top club team and gold medals in each class from fly to heavyweight. weigh-ins at 6:30 and bouts at 8, brackets-elimination format.
Word reached Dillon of the death of George H Savage a longtime wagon shop operator and pioneer mining man. He came to Montana in 1879 living in Bannack Dillon Anaconda before settling in Butte where he spent many years. Surviving relatives include his widow two sons six daughters with most in Butte Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Pills as a diuretic aid to flush kidneys and restore function. It cites a testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana, with druggist Potts endorsing the product.
Miles City installs new fire pumps expected to save about 15000 in annual insurance rates. The city outlines cost savings and safety improvements tied to upgraded equipment.
A writer describes a Bull Durham advertisement that uses an ordinary, unattractive man to oppose glamorized, handsome faces. The speaker notes he does not smoke and presents himself as a cautionary example to discourage smoking.
The season brings a widespread urge to help those in poverty and reduced means as communities embrace acts of generosity inspired by the Christ Child and the desire to serve others.
The text describes sudden onset influenza with weakness as a key symptom and fever in some cases. It advises breathing passages as infection entry, nasal gargles after exposure, avoiding crowded gatherings and overheated trains, rest in bed, and cautious alcohol use. Vaccines are variably valued, quarantine is wise, and good nursing is essential.
Mrs B Brinkley reports relief from gas after Adlerika, claiming it stops bloating and removes old waste from the system. The ad promotes Adlerika as a powerful intestinal evacuant, aiding constipation and sleep, with Potts Drug Store listing 4814 A. Potts as the distributor.
A call to buy Christmas Seals urges readers to support vaccination efforts against tuberculosis. The slogan promises that purchases help stamp out half the ravages of consumption and aim to end the dread disease.
Fish caught off Halifax were sent to St John then by ordinary passenger steamer to England and delivered in excellent condition at Liverpool and London markets in fourteen days. A revised Omaha ordinance bans assistants for foot peddlers. The government plans to put 800 tons of one dollar bills into circulation this year. Shelby-Rice Oil Co. pays a $14,000 royalty on oil output for two weeks. Montana produced 2,692,000 barrels of oil in the first nine months of 1925.
Patrons at a local show house were disturbed by a persistently coughing individual in the audience. An advertisement urges readers not to be nuisances with coughs or colds and promotes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for relief, citing a testimonial from Mrs. W. T. Clary of White Plains VA.
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