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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

9

Irrigation Funds and Westward Reclamation Efforts

A detailed review of the irrigation appropriation totaling thirty seven million dollars for the fiscal years ending 1901 to 1908 outlines fund allocations for western reclamation. It notes state contributions Arizona Wyoming Montana Nevada and others receiving varying shares and discusses potential future fund increases and governance by the Interior Department under Secretary Hitchcock.

Secretary of the Interior Arizona Nevada Sim Hitchcock Reclama Department North Dakota Oklahoma West Wyoming Montana Nebraska Shoshone River North Platte River Platte Shoshone Canyons California Yellowstone Missouri River Milk River Huntley Newlands Idaho Washington Colorado South Dakota Oregon Utah Kansas New Mexico Congress Reclamation Fund Red Rock Lakes Meridan State of United States Bedrock Lake

Pockets in women's dresses and desertions at Kentucky fort

Fashion decree introduces pockets in dresses while eighteen soldiers desert a Kentucky fort when ordered elsewhere. Kentucky girls are praised as handsome as a sales pitch touts Hollister's Rocky Mountains Tea for vigor and health at 35 cents by R. L. Riley. An ironic note claims citizens oppose bossism but fear opposing wives.

Kentucky

Pleasant Syrup of Figs touted for children laxative needs

An old advertisement notes Syrup of Figs as a preferred gentle laxative for children, claiming benefits over alternatives and naming California Fig Syrup Co as the true maker. Other ads promote White's Cream Vermifuge for worms and Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for relief, with testimonies about Ballard's Snow Liniment and assorted vendor mentions.

California Fig Syrup Co

No Opium in Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds croup and whooping cough claiming no opium or harmful drugs. It promotes free samples at Riley the Druggist and notes Stomach and Liver Tablets with bowel cleansing and appetite benefits. A separate line mentions Russian mobs breaking into vodka shops for temperance lessons.

Coughing Spell Causes Death In Home Tragedy

In a St Louis Globe-Democrat clipping dated December 1 1901 Harry Duckwell aged 25 choked to death at home in front of his wife and child after a cold flared into a fatal coughing fit. A physician was not timely enough to treat the suffocation. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup advertised at 25c 50c and 1 00. RL Riley. Im

Harry Duckwell Duckwell St Louis Globe-Democrat Ballard RL. Riley

Beautifying tea advertised for skin health causes danger

An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid claiming shiny faces without discomfort for 35 cents. A separate humorous note references Emperor William and King Alfonso hunting boars, noting the day was poor for the hunt.

Hollister R. L. Riley,i Alfons William

Water Cure For Constipation And A Certain Jest

A public note recommends hot water taken before breakfast to keep bowels regular and warns against harsh cathartics. If laxatives are needed, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are suggested as mild and gentle. Sold by Riley, the Druggist. A quip claims feminine genius often coincides with marriage to a millionaire.

Chamberlain Riley

King of All Cough Medicines Proclaimed in Letter

A Canton Center mail carrier praises Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as king of all cough medicines for croup and colds. It is sold by Riley the Druggist. Also note New York daily letter volume and TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT claims relief for piles with 50 cent bottles and 75 cent tubes.

E. G. Case Canton Center Conn U. S Chamberlain Riley New York Tabler Riley’s Drug Store

New Jersey Man Boasts of Literacy or Lack Thereof

A New Jersey man, 72, who cannot read or write and has seen only one locomotive from a half mile away, is highlighted with a boastful tone. The ad promotes BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for injuries and ailments, claiming immediate relief and healing, with prices 25 or 50 cents at Riley's Drug Store.

Acker R.L. Riley New Jersey Ballard Riley’s Drug Store

Sacred concerts replace operas in New York Sundays

In New York operas are now performed as sacred concerts on Sundays. The piece notes the tradition is so old fashioned that authorities feel the need to hide the performances to avoid breaking laws.

New York

In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

A testimonial era commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief and croup prevention. The piece highlights its safety for children, pleasant taste, and lack of harmful ingredients with a South African resident recommending it. Sold by Riley the Druggist.

Chamberlain E. A. Humphreys E. Lock Alice Cape Colony South Africa Riley

Japan to Issue Four Percent Foreign Loan of 250 Million

The Japanese government plans a new foreign loan of 250 million dollars at four percent. The statement echoes General Sherman in noting that war is costly for those who must pay the bill.

Sherman

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Sparks Vitality

A vintage ad touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promising clear thinking decisive action and vigor for body and mind. It sells Tea or Tablets for 35 cents and is attributed to R. L. Riley.

Hollisters Rocky Mountains R. L. Riley Hollister

Bannack Tribe Meeting Notice on Wednesdays at Eight

Bannack Tribe No. 16 I. 6. Re Me meets every Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Halley Basten block on Center Street. Lanpers Chief of Records Beanies CunNnakp Sachem.

Bannack Tribe Halley Basten Block Center Street Lanpers Records Beanies CunNnakp Sachem

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Diller Er Aug Wer Company Laramie Portland Yola Salt Lake Carey’s Nat B. F. White Ional Bank J. H. Gilbert S. S. Patterson Dillon, Montana E. H. Brundace, unperTaker Dillon, Mont Nature’s Art Gallery OF the Rockies Tennessee Marshall Grand Black Canyon THE Denver& Rio Grande Railroad Salt Lake City A, B. Ayers Trav Pass E. R. Hunt East Broadway Buttb, Mont B. J. Riley Draggist Guy E. Mitchell Secretary of Srp EN Riley's Drug Store Ed C. Nud Iowaville Sedgwick Co Kan Europe Wwhite’s Ballard-Snow Liniment Co ST. Louis Dillon
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