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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1929
Page
6
Ohio mother recalls nearly empty bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and how its remaining doses soothed a croupy cough. The ad promotes the longtime cough remedy for sale by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
Column quotes Si Sloan praising Lem Larson for carrying a hod at Parsley Junction where a new school is under construction. The remark highlights Larson's notoriety as a lazy but cheerful worker, fitting rural humor from Farm and Fireside.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertises a reward of one hundred dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person collecting bounty funds illegally. This notice specifies the reward is for individuals other than regular law officers.
A survey of holiday news notes from Beaverhead County and local Dillon events. A newborn seven pound boy. sleigh bells signal Christmas. shoppers flood Dillon stores with gifts. a rancher seeks arrest of a merchant over a broken bob sled.
The article touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for constipation biliousness headaches and indigestion. It claims the remedy dates to 1875 and is suitable for children and the elderly offering a free trial bottle by mail.
A worker warming his feet by a fire on a wooden basement floor prompted smoke alarms and property concerns among neighboring basements. Frank McFadden investigated the blaze, tearing up floorboards without finding fire. The Argenta-Dillon mining company was sold at sheriff’s sale to satisfy a judgment. A new auto stage scheme is proposed between Dillon and Jackson.
A newspaper note reports the smallest type ever used to print the phrase the eye type appears with a fly’s eye reference. The snippet notes the extreme diminutiveness of the imprint and its one point high height.
Real estate transfers for the week ending December 14 include a warranty deed from Nathan A. Cobb to G L Pierce for two lots in Block 34 Original Town site Lima. Quit claim from Winnie B Maddux to Frank B Rife for 320 acres near Barratt station. Beaverhead county to I B Mining Co Last Chance lode in T S R 11 W. Turnblade to Centennial quartz lode mining claim belonging to estate of Jack Marshall deceased.
The note lists numerous inventions absent before 1866 including electric motors, dynamos, incandescent lights, phonographs, telephones, typewriters, air brakes, internal combustion engines, fountain pens, safety razors, rotary presses, reinforced concrete, fuel oil, adding machines, and packaged foods, highlighting rapid later advances.
An advertisement touts a 48 hour test for bladder irritation with promises of quick relief from burning and itching. It claims improved energy and mood, plus a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad markets Cystex for 60 cents at City Drug Co.
Department of the Interior notice states Axel Brunzell of Alder Montana has filed no tice of intention to make three year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim on sections 4 5 8 9 in township 9 south range west principal meridian. The hearing is set for January 18 1930 before Matt Carey clerk of district court Virginia City Montana. witnesses are Addison Tate John Schneider William Maloney Jr and Samuel Maloney all of Alder.
Rosa Van Houtin petitions in the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead to authorize conveyance of Lots 9 and 10, Block 4, Towers Addition Wisdom. Hearing set January 4, 1930 in Dillon court. objections in writing. Dated December 3, 1929, Clerk Fred Rife.
In a Warner Bros Vitaphone tale Victor Molnar a proud Old World musician dissolves when his son Ted embraces jazz over classics. The Hartwig Theatre screens Is Everybody Happy December 22 and 28 detailing Ted Lewis’s rise from vaudeville fame to a top bandleader amid New World music currents.
The phrase cautions that trials temptations and disappointments can serve as aids not obstacles when used rightly guiding through challenges with steady resolve.
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