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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
20
The column notes mortality in the United States rose to 12.3 per thousand in 1923 from 11.8 in 1922. It discusses longevity trends, and cites C M Child of the University of Chicago as claiming artificial alteration of organisms is possible using chemistry heat and electricity.
Classified items include messages for washing help, visits of Chas Murray and Albert Streb, folks traveling to Sheridan Ekalaka and Sheep Creek, eye tests and glasses at Metlen Block Dillon, Christmas photos at Fairchild Studio, rentals for barn and three room apartment, and various local visitors and errands in Dillon Montana.
Dillon resident Mrs. Robert Moses of 329 North Idaho Street reported kidney relief from Doan's Pills after years of backache and sickness. She said the remedy cured an attack and later kept her well, endorsing Doan's as the kidney remedy she trusts. Price 60 cents at dealers.
No service at the Presbyterian church on Christmas day. The season will be observed next Sunday at morning worship with a program including hymns, choir selections, scripture reading, alto solo, and a pastor’s message. All not worshipping elsewhere are cordial invited to attend.
Beaverhead county totals 160000 head of sheep valued near 1 million dollars with 1925 outlook optimistic. The area once led world horse sales and shipped 250000 horses between 1895 and 1900 valued at 27 million dollars, while current horse counts exceed 12000 valued at 203000. County leads state livestock receipts at 3.18 million, surpassing Fergus.
Mrs. L. Van Belle of Penroy Montana reports her little boy's severe cough eased at once after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The advertisement promotes Foley's for coughs colds and hoarseness in children and older persons, with Potts the druggist.
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