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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
5
The text touts belief in an upcoming Christmas remembrance and urges staying loyal for reasons of novelty and value. It hints at complaints about paying for perceived benefits and avoiding elsewhere options.
Miss Catherine Thew a stenographer at the Montana Mercantile Company store journeys to Butte to spend Christmas with her relatives. Miss Bertha Burfield accompanies her as guest during the holiday visit.
The article lists incorporators and capital stock for many Dillon based ventures including Graeter Grocery company Selway Sheep company Beaverhead Trading company and Montana Idaho Stage and Forwarding company. It notes a planned new business block at Idaho and Glendale streets and mentions local social and civic events along with travel and church activities.
An early 20th century ad asserts dandruff stems from a germ and offers Herpicide as a safe remedy. It claims hair grows naturally when healthy, hair treatments are usually irritating, and Herpicide instantly relieves itching while leaving hair glossy and soft. Sample request via 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
Col John F O Leary Beaverhead County patriotic instructor submits annual report from Helena noting 32 schools serving 1505 pupils all flag friendly with flags in rooms and salutes on ceremonies Memorial Day observed by churches Flag Day raised in Dillon $50 spent on patriotic instruction and aid from Woman's Relief Corps. no objectionable histories or anarchistic elements reported.
A public endorsement urges support for the Dillon Woman's Relief Corps describing them as a home mission society aiding suffering and destitute in the community. It asserts public schools teach patriotism and questions southern wartime vigilance, concluding with a blessing for the relief corps and its work.
A clipped quotation from the Chicago Tribune notes a sharp observation about persistent critics who seem perpetually unsatisfied, framing their constant complains as a lifelong habit.
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