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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
Dillon Horse Sale Company yards will host a stock sale of cattle and horses of all classes in November. Vendors with stock for sale are urged to list early as sale dates will be announced later. 4011 Dillon Horse Sale Compea.
The Tribune Book Store promotes latest sheet music and instrumental pieces from publishers, with weekly arrivals and orders taken for out of stock titles.
A compact chronology of Theodore Roosevelt from his 1858 birth in New York City through his 1904 presidential election. It lists key milestones including Harvard graduation, New York legislature, Medora ranching, Civil Service Commission service, police commission, Rough Riders service, governor of New York, vice presidency, oath as president in Buffalo, and 1904 election win.
The piece traces Theodore Roosevelt’s rise from asthma plagued youth through New York politics to national leadership. It notes his time as assistant secretary of the navy, Rough Riders fame, and ascent to governor amid Boss Platt’s influence, culminating in his national nomination and ascent to the presidency. The narrative emphasizes resilience, reform ideals tempered by practical politics, and the political machine’s role in his career.
Asia Magazine notes that history argues against a future Arabian empire. Col. Thomas B. Lawrence argues the Semitic mind lacks system but produces powerful religious creeds. He contrasts nomadic desert life with the prophets who emerge from it, and notes the desert promotes a universal God and a contempt for worldly wealth.
The Gilmer Texas Mirror notes publishers who avoid price increases will fear to value their plants when selling for junk. The remark ties publisher restraint to broader market anxieties and asset devaluation.
A brief ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a long stomach ailment after three doctors advised operation. It promotes the product as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation, promising money back after one dose and noting Potts the Druggist as a distributor.
Herbert Hoover urges American aid to spare 3.5 million European children from winter disaster as relief funds dry up. Eight major American groups unite as the European Relief Council including the Red Cross, American Friends Service Committee, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Federal Churches, Knights of Columbus, Y M C A, and Y W C A in a joint fundraising appeal.
A judge muses on why Jones seeks a shabby house noting rumors it once belonged to a saloonkeeper and may conceal buried treasure. The exchange hints at a mystery surrounding the property and its historic ties.
State of Montana Beaverhead County in the District Court estate of Hannah Hoffman notice is given that January 1921 at 10 o clock A M has been set for proving the will and hearing Louis Hoffman’s application for letters testamentary any interested person may appear and test the same clerk Fred Rife December 16 1920
Winter storage is priced at 3.50 dollars per month. The notice identifies Western Motor Supply Co with T. D. Moran as proprietor or responsible party.
A centuries old inkstand dating to about 1500 B C was acquired by the British Museum. The wooden piece from Thebes has two upper ink compartments for black and red ink and a lower section for reed pens. Portions of the original ink colors remain visible in the receptacles.
A couple wed after a fifty year courtship in a witty London Answers exchange. The idealist cites this as romance while a cynic jokes about the groom’s faded strength.
It is advised to be cautious yet not fearful, encouraging readers to approach newspaper advertising with a calm attitude. The Scottville Enterprise notes that a wary mindset hinders engagement and promotes a sensible approach to ads.
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