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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
18
A compilation of residents and visitors in Dillon attended weekend activities including Mary Judge and daughter Marian in Butte, Ruths from Lima and Melrose, and many others visiting shops and relatives. An upcoming Methodist Aid food sale is announced for December 20 at Waldorf's Store.
Columnist Blonde Bess quips that when a boss cites circum stances not under his control he is really thinking of his wife. The remark mirrors playful gossip about power, marriage and workplace dynamics in a lighthearted tone.
In a terse exchange, Bilkins notes the shooting of Adolph the butcher by detectives who mistook him for a burglar. Terence calls the error a perfectly natural mis take in a tense room dialogue.
In a quoted exchange, Smithers reports that Sam Shofer was struck by a train with fatal finality. Julius interjects that Shofer owed him $1.15, highlighting a grim contrast between the tragedy and the unresolved debt.
A humor snippet shows Portly Gent calling Sambo a cynic. Sambo replies with a joking quip about being a pin-hic. The brief exchange highlights a playful, comic back-and-forth between two characters.
A roadside safety sign admonishes speeding drivers with the line Fools used to blow out the gas now they step on it offering a blunt message about driving faster. The message uses retro slang and a concise warning aimed at motorists.
A playful verse notes approaching nineteen twenty five with a focus on income tax and money. The aside about Mary and a beau highlights a humorous pun on fleece and dough suggesting wealth and taxation in a lighthearted tone.
Send your name and address with 5 cents and this slip to Des Moines Iowa to receive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Talleté, and Chamberlain's Salve for coughs, stomach troubles, burns, wounds and skin conditions. Limited offer.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports relief from kidney pain after using Foley Pills a diuretic that flushes and cleanses the kidneys Potts the druggist advertises the remedy highlighting its strong results and appeal to readers seeking kidney relief.
A playful poem fragment notes Sam and his fiddle entertaining audiences out west. His father laughs as Sam, posing as Signor We Fest, draws cheers with a showy performance.
A fragment noting a saying about meat cooking, suggesting tenderness improves after removal from heat. The line hints at culinary insight without naming persons or places.
A backstage parade of radio tenors and hoof beats blends with Ditto Thunder and Lightning. Collectors at the door, airplanes dropping bombs, and silk petticoats mingle in a surreal list of sounds and events.
In a health column letter Ruth asks Dear Dr Hope how to manage early bed and wake times with five family members. She worries about achieving seven rising before seven and enlisting others to join the schedule, seeking practical guidance.
A reader asks for a five letter word meaning a kick in the pants. The reply delivers a witty twist naming FLASK as the punchline.
Notice seeks information on four branded animals strayed from the Sweetwater range. Brands read X B on the right hip: a yearling steer a yearling heifer a two year old heifer and a large calf. Reward offered by Robert E Melton of Dillon Montana.
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