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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
The proclamation urges community generosity for the TB Christmas Seal drive. It highlights the first U S sanatorium image and the ongoing toll of tuberculosis on ages 15 to 45, framing prevention as an investment in health and future productivity.
A Vigilante member's daughter recalls Baby Face being laid to rest in a silver coffin, contrasting with earlier era burials in pine boxes. Time brings change, and this so called modern hero of outlaws may rest in a more ornate casket despite enduring legends.
The Penny Poindexter residence on the post office site is nearly dismantled with salvaged material sold locally. A nurse in Haslemere is highly sensitive to tremors, while a Toronto cad captures a large eagle hawk after a struggle. A Chicago man gets caught fish-hooking and a Plymouth reunion follows a 40 year separation. Dugald McDougall resists a jail sentence over a marriage issue, and a Chicago man waits for his wife outside her home.
A dated classified offer asks readers to send old jewelry and dental pieces within 30 days to receive payment up to 33.00 dollars per ounce. It lists rings pins crowns chains watch cases and other discarded items as eligible. The ad promises a quick appraisal and payment from an unspecified seller.
A long roster of escorts with numerous paired names accompanies an evening dinner. The fragment lists many individuals and partners, followed by stray notes about visitors and local notices, including a Kansas City maintenance denial and penalties for speeding.
The executive council announces a Wednesday program at the Normal College auditorium featuring three piano solos and an address by Reverend Harvey J. Schmidt on Lifes Second Choices. Alta May Fidler and Ruth Phelps perform works by Godowsky Beethoven and Rachmaninoff. A home furnishings class directed by Bernice Enger plans a Saturday trip to Butte on Dec 8 to visit stores and learn about rugs draperies linens china and furnishings.
The article recalls the origin of the sanatorium movement at Saranac Lake New York in 1886 by Dr Edward Livingston Trudeau who cured himself of tuberculosis. It notes the spread to 659 U.S. sanatoria with 86 917 beds and Trudeau’s death in 1915 honoring his pioneering work.
In Canton Ih man a man enraged by news of his favorite team losing a baseball game walked into his yard and choked a calf to death. William Alexander of Gallipolis Ohio has been sentenced to attend Sunday school for a year for causing a disturbance at a religious meeting. George N. Smith of Chicago testi fied in a divorce suit that his wife proposed to him unexpectedly and they wed soon after. Notice of probate of will in Montana District Court Beaverhead County lists Thomas J Mulany deceased and sets December 17 1934 to prove the will and hear executor appointment. District 1 Clerk Fred Rice confirms court seal and scheduling.
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