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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as the solution for backache and urinary ills. It cites Mrs. Effie Coon of Dillon praising the remedy after cold-related kidney pain, claiming lasting benefit after ten years. Price listed as 60 cents at dealers.
Railroads announce a reduced round trip fare of one and a half for the National Western Stock Show January 14 to 21. This open gate rate may boost attendance beyond the Denver vicinity as audiences from previously underrepresented districts travel to the event.
Beaverhead county offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who dumps rubbish along the county highway. Board of County Commissioners Dillon Montana June 8, 1920.
Acting Governor Story selects CG. H. McLeod C. F. Goddard and David Hilger to lead an independent scrutiny of the Montana State prison administration under Frank Conley. The public seeks a truthful, fearless report and the trio is deemed capable to deliver.
A New Yorker cites scientific views on a horned Tennessee stone image found by a local digger. He links horned idols to sun gods and time gods, noting the 24 teeth symbolize day hours and suggesting cross continental connections in ancient worship.
An advertisement by Mrs. G. C. Fetherof offers instructions free and sells patterns for towels pillow tops scarves hand made aprons yokes and other fancy work at Dillmont Candy shop. Ends with price promo for Christmas gifts.
2000 acres fenced plus 2000 more in eight tracts offered for lease. Large public intervening range with numerous springs and a sheltering area where one inside spring never freezes. No hay needed for strong sheep. Ideal lambing site. James KirkpatrickBox 256 Dillon Montana.
Governor Dixon proposes using Montana State penitentiary inmates as labor to cover their upkeep. He argues the prison burden on taxpayers is heavy and the reform value of the pen is weak. He cites Minnesota as a model and urges turning the penitentiary into a self supporting workshop.
Desirable seven room frame home with a large lot near central location. Priced at 4000 dollars with easy terms. Contact C. C. Newman by telephone at Block Dillon Montana.
The passage argues beauty created by a druggist comes from a vain soul rather than skin surface. It suggests the true depth of this vanity is difficult to measure, contrasting outward appearance with inner character.
A newly married woman faces a dilemma with a gravy dish monogrammed for a friend. The shop says engraving cannot be safely redone after multiple alterations, so she plans to send a Christmas card instead, reflecting on generosity and first Christmas hardships.
Cut celery into half inch pieces and mix with equal diced banana. Pile in lettuce cups or banana cases. Dress with mayonnaise and garnish with English walnut meats.
Lolita Solano discusses the role of plants in producing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide. The article explains leaves breathe through numerous stomata, converting carbon dioxide into oxygen, highlighting the ecological balance trees and plants maintain for human life.
A British air transport company proposes metal framed airships for regular flights to Paris Brussels Amsterdam and transatlantic routes to America and Canada. These airships will feature seating for 50 passengers sleeping cabins dining lounges and a chef staffed catering system. Parachutes and inflatable flotation devices will be installed and the New York trip is planned at 48 hours with a crew of 15 and a fare about 250 dollars, comparable to first class steamship rates.
Milwaukee Sentinel reports a new bacterium fermenting cooked corncobs in a closed vessel at high temperature. One ton of treated cobs yields 800 pounds of acetic acid and 321 pounds of lactic acid, both valuable chemicals.
Military tanks were sent to assist firefighters near Alder shot and Manders Reloniuffic, spraying water and chemicals to douse fuel fires. Tank crews crawled through the blaze and cleared paths as if suppressing machine gun nests, aiding the firefighting effort.
The text labels August Fritze a has been for his ignorance of proper verdict methods and jury deliberation ethics. It notes his diminished importance since serving as foreman of the Arbuckle jury. He remains listed among the has beens.
Announcement notes departure from the Montana Live Stock Commission Co. and relocation to Geo. W. Lovell's cigar store with the office phone 139 W. Foster signs as an advertisement.
The Anaconda Standard criticizes County Attorney Bourquin and assistants for failing to secure convictions in clear cases. It suggests part of the fault lies with jurors who return rotten verdicts when they choose bad eggs for the panel.
A Christmas greeting urges Christians to remember Jesus on the blessed morning. Joys abound as friends exchange greetings and gifts but the message recalls keeping Him in thoughts amid celebrations.
Roil large chestnuts ten minutes then shell and peel them. Skim the giblet liquor and simmer with browned flour and butter to make a gravy. Add the chestnuts and simmer ten to fifteen minutes at the stove side. Serve as a vegetable.
An advertisement touts Tattersall's weather strip as a winter insulator against cold and summer guard against heat and dust. It claims fuel savings and easier house cleaning.
Christmas is felt in homes streets and stores as shoppers and children seek cherished gifts. The season brings a sense of peace and goodwill toward men, with people sharing in Yuletide cheer and generous spirits.
The quote frames society in three groups: those who are misunderstood, those who conceal their true selves, and those still seeking their affinities. It casts social belonging as an elusive hunt rather than fixed ranks.
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