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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

2

Rail safety urged after Montana railroad toll report

The Montana railroad commission report to Acting Governor Allen records 71 killed and 528 injured on state railroads in the year ending September 30, 1911. It cites fast running as a cause and notes strong opposition to high speed on passenger trains while detailing casualties across rail lines and the commission’s call for safer, slower service.

Montana Montana Railroad Commission Goveror W. R. Allen Northern Pacific Great Northern Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Butte Anaconda Oregon Short Line Burlington & Quincy Gilmore & Pittsburgh Montana, Wyoming & Southern

Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure for Lumbago

A 1907 testimonial from Mrs. Jennie Simmond of Butte Montana promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a preventive against backache and urinary troubles. She cites relief from lumbago after two years of use and confirms the claim in 1909. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents USA Remember the name Dean's.

Dean Jennie Simmond Delaware Ave Butte Mont Doan Coen Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Twain’s Barber Recounts and Retorts in Anecdote

A brisk quip from Mark Twain as a chatty barber trims and strops his razor. The barber offers to repeat stories, Twain declines, claiming he can recall every word, in a light magazine vignette collected by Everybody’s Magazine.

Mark Twain Mark Everybody’s. Magazine

Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Cited to Stop Coughs

An advertisement touts Foleys Honey and Tar Compound as a cure for coughs and colds without opiates or harmful drugs. It urges consumers to avoid substitutes and buy from all druggists.

Norman Mack Without His Mustache Causes Committee Confusion

The New York state party committee encountered Norman Mack appearing without his signature straw colored mustache. A member whispered that the man before them was not the one voted for, but as Mack spoke the crowd grew convinced it was indeed him. Mack chairs the Democratic national committee and owns a Buffalo newspaper and magazine.

State Committee of New York Mack Democratic National Committee New York State Buffalo Norman BB. Mack Democratic

Secretary of State receipts total under fifty thousand

The report shows Secretary of State T. M. Swindlehurst collected 49 425 33 for the year ending November 30, with domestic corporations providing the largest portion and foreign corporations next. Quarterly receipts to November 30 totaled 8 372 28, and sums come from notarial commissions certificates and certified copies railroad licenses official bonds and other items.

T. M. Swindlehurst

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Ends Wife’s Cough

Verdict by R. J. Howell of Tracy Ohio states the medicine cured his wife after she suffered a severe lung infection. He reports her cough and hoarseness disappeared after using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, with complete recovery after less than three bottles. Sold by all druggists.

R. J. Howell Tracy, O Foley

German Visitor at Niagara Falls Sparks Silent Inquiry

A German guest in New York visits Niagara Falls with an American friend. The German remains emotionless as the cascade roars. At last he asks what is to hinder the water's plunge, prompting a wry reaction from his astonished companion.

Germany New York Niagara Falls

New Railway to Bitter Root Extends Westward

The Western News reports plans to extend the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway 22 miles from Georgetown toward the Bitter Root valley. Survey parties of 12 men with 4 wagons have been seen in the Nez Perce pass and Chicken Creek pass as work continues toward Lewistown and a shortened main line may control Bitter Root and Clearwater tonnage.

Hamilton Western News Butte, Anadcona & Pacific Railway Georgetown Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Bitter Root Nez Perce Pass Darby Chicken Creek Pass Alta Clearwater Dows Lewiston Idaho Butte, Anaconda Pacific Skalkaho Pass Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Lewistown

Progressive group predicts La Follette delegates dominate states

Columbus Ohio March 1 Walter L Houser chairman of the National Progressive league campaign committee predicts Senator Robert M La Follette will win a majority of delegates from every state staying with the republicans in the last election He cites concrete local organizations already formed in Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Massachusetts Illinois North and South Dakota Iowa Colorado Arizona New Mexico Washington Oregon California Idaho Montana Wyoming and Utah.

Columbus Robert M. LaFollette Walter L. Houser National Progressive League Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Massachussett Illinois North South Dakota Iowa Colorado Arizona New Mexico Washington Oregon California Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah

Doctor Notes Patient Breath Trouble

Physician asks about yokany aches as patient reports pain while breathing and states the main trouble is with breath. The exchange records a medical consultation focusing on breathing discomfort.

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