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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
7
Money back guarantee with Mi-Ona stomach tablets claims to cure indigestion and stomach trouble. The ad promises fast relief from after dinner distress and nervous symptoms, touts improved digestion and blood quality, and invites free trial through Booth's Mi-Ona in Buffalo New York.
West Orange New Jersey December 5 Thomas A Edison disputes claims he is an atheist. He says he believes in a supreme intelligence but doubts humans will rise from graves to a celestial heaven. He criticizes fashionable church ministers as treating faith like business and jokes about facing hell and getting there first.
Brooklyn explorer Dr. Frederick A. Cook says in an article for Hampton's magazine that he cannot confirm reaching the north pole. He recounts his life and his overpowering urge to explore, noting he was half mad when he believed he had found the pole after two years of hunger and privation.
Abstracts to the state comptroller detail Montana national banks as of November 10. Loans and discounts total 26,349,104 dollars with reserves of 1,567,000 in gold coin and 1,532,750 in gold certificates. Legal tender notes total 3,123,000 and individual deposits reach 32,255,000, with a legal reserve ratio of 18.94 percent.
Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, said 90 percent of votes cast by western road engineers favored a strike unless managers grant a 15 percent wage increase.
Washington reports that if the rate of increase shown by states with complete returns continues, the U S population would reach 91,193,490. The estimate bases on census tabulations and assumes the same growth pattern across the country.
Washington reports November showed a favorable surplus of nearly 1 million dollars across all accounts, reversing October's deficit of over 5 million dollars. The month reflects improved federal finances and budget results.
A condemned man in a crowded courtroom interrupts to claim he is not solely guilty of his wife’s murder. He blames alcohol sales and local officials for his descent, urging a moral reckoning and asking the judge to spare his soul through divine mercy.
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder of Christian Science dies at home in Chestnut Hill after a nine day illness. A district medical examiner cites natural causes with pneumonia listed as the immediate factor. she was in her 90th year and had no physician but was aided by students in her household.
The President and Mrs Taft introduced their daughter Miss Helen Taft at a White House reception. She has gained a reputation as a trust buster in Washington society by breaking the Big Six clique and inviting both poorer school friends and wealthier leaders, proving independence from social dictates.
Helena reports the season ended last Wednesday with large game abundance. State Game Warden Aware says 240 shipping permits issued indicate many non residents hunted in the state. From June 1 to November 30 there were 62 arrests, 53 convictions, 5 dismissals, and 4 cases pending. Fines totaled 2190 dollars.
In Chicago a luxury dinner set for Former United States Senator W. A. Clark of Montana is shipped for use in his Fifth Avenue mansion. The 900 piece service is designed for 24 guests and reportedly cost 100000.
Dr Heavey W. Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry at the Department of Agriculture advocates grading pupils in health as well as in other subjects. He argues that health progress should be measured alongside academic achievement.
Charles K. Hamilton, in Memphis, broke an unofficial speed mark by averaging 82 miles per hour over two miles. He completed the first mile at 46 seconds and the second in 48 45 seconds, according to a stop-watch.
The Dillon Montana county commissioners announce that all supplies or orders for Beaverhead County must be on the regular form from their office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated March 5, 1907, Dillon.
The Salvation Army announces daily public meetings at eight o'clock each evening and a Sunday morning session at 10 39. A Sunday afternoon gathering and Sunday school at three o'clock are planned with a 8 p.m. Salvation tally. Capt Geo Clark and Lieut Frank Love lead.
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