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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
8
Miscellaneous Dillon ads and notes list health, supplies, and services. Mentions Jennings ill at home, Bond Grocery ads, Henry Branner Christmas shopping, and various residents visiting Dillon for business. Also references land scrip, abstracts, and local announcements including church services and military notices.
The Tribune offers free answers on naturalization and citizenship through the Bureau of Naturalization. Readers may ask questions about declarations of intention second papers English classes public school resources and free citizenship texts. Include name and address for replies.
Dillon residents report quick relief from dull backache and disordered kidneys using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. A. C. Gruwell of 21 North Washington Street praises the remedy bought at Potts Drug Store and urges others to obtain the same product from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Price 60 cents.
A Louisville Courier Journal opinion quotes a caller saying back-door begging is outdated. The piece notes garages on every lot and asserts that aid requires action such as washing wheels or pumping tires before receiving help.
The Elk Cafe has been bought by Etta Shuck and reopened at noon Monday November 11. The new owner promises a first class operation and invites public patronage. Adv-49-51. Mrs. Etta Shuck, Proprietress.
Magnus' Additorial argues that influenza and pneumonia killed far more Americans in two months than combat deaths in World War I. It cites the Census Bureau figures for nineteen twenty, emphasizes the risk of death at home, and urges immediate life insurance for every wage earner.
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