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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
11
A brief domestic vignette shows Tommy asking to play store with his mother who, despite a headache, agrees but insists on quiet. Tommy jokes about not advertising as they pretend to shop together.
A light exchange recalls a couple who wed after fifty years of courtship. Jim comments the partner is too feeble to endure the wait, while the wife jokes about the long road to marriage.
A playful flapper bets a kiss on force, telling Lee she will concede only if he is stronger. The exchange captures flirtatious banter of the era and a claim of bold audacity.
A reflective fragment contrasts a widow’s last kiss with a first. a proverb warns that given enough rope a man will smoke himself to death. The tone echoes ancient wisdom and moral hazard.
A humorous moral quip describes a foolish pref as he drives his wife out the back door and salutes the garbage can before leaving home. The passage warns about romantic duplicity and advises prudence for bachelors and suitors.
A humorous cartoon caption depicts a waiter with a thumb in a soup bowl replying that it does not mind, suggesting the dish is not hot. The exchange highlights a playful, office-slice humor style.
American women refuse to embrace Parisian fashion dictates as Europe ponders the impact of the Declaration of Independence. The debate contrasts continental styles with American independence era principles.
A quip notes thirty percent of college students actually work to fund schooling while the remainder allegedly “yell” their way through.
A jumble of vintage ad lines warns against personal disaster with grim humor. Phrases warn of risky investments and relationships and urge practical, sometimes sardonic choices tied to everyday services. The snippets evoke a period style of cautionary, humorous marketing.
A feisty dialogue pivots on a crude joke about appearance and sexuality. The banter uses dismissive humor to lampoon young men old men and worms, reflecting a harsh sentiment in a brief exchange.
Poetic obituary warning about road safety notes the death of William Jay who perished while asserting his right of way, underscoring the peril of risky driving and the idea that safety matters as much whether one is right or wrong on the road.
A witty line notes it takes 65 facial muscles to frown and 13 to smile, suggesting why waste energy on frowning. The quip frames laziness as a humorous philosophy.
An article by Marion Brownfield addressing early schooling methods from the National Kindergarten Association based in New York City. It outlines educational approaches and guidance for home education and child development.
On a New York to Potsdam voyage a sixth birthday party for Margaret unfolds with handmade treasures crafted by volunteers including the birthday girl. Thirteen guests plus a hungry steerage child union create a memorable feast and gift experience that emphasizes joy over material value, while noting kindergarten legislation efforts in multiple states. The piece ends inviting help from the National Kindergarten Association.
A reflective piece contrasts popular sovereignty with the risk of rule by any single faction. It argues that neither majority nor minority governance guarantees safety or liberty, calling for vigilance and balanced institutions.
Relieves constipation claim from J. H. Moore of Logansport Indiana after forty years of stomach trouble. He reports relief from Foley Cathartic Tablets and endorses their use for constipation and digestive disorders. Potts the druggist advertises.
The 1922 metal output in Montana rose sharply by 175 percent over the prior year, reflecting a strong industrial gain. The report outlines the dramatic year over year increase and its implications for state production.
Real estate transfers from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books cover the week ending January 27 1923. Transactions involve properties in Dillon and nearby Montana areas with multiple gains in land and home deeds recorded for various owners and investors.
Final Certificate to George Lanon for 640 acres on Medicine Lodge. Warranty Deed from Robert Duff and Jeanette Duff to Joseph Buck for 400 acres in Centennial valley, $1200.00. John M. Baird and Alice I. Baird to James M. Baird for 2007.59 acres in Big Hole basin, $1.00. Bargain and Sale Deed from C. F. Studebaker to self and Evah A. Studebaker for 1 lot in Lima, $1.00. Lily V. Haynes and Northwestern Trust Company executors to Robert Duff for 400 acres in Centennial valley, $6,383.00. Quitclaim Deed from Solveig Thordarson to John Collins for one-third in 160 acres near Armstead, $1.00. Agreement between Sarah Reinhardt and James Rowe for 1 lot and building on Montana street, $9,000, 5 years from Sept 13, 1920. Notice of Water Appropriation by John Davis for one-fourth cubic foot of waters of Davis Springs in Centennial valley. Annual Report of the Dillon Implement company. First death among Smith College class of 1883 recently reported to college authorities. 49 members in class. Proverb about planting trees and shade on long journey. Reflections on professional loungers amid landless man.
A $50 reward is offered for the apprehension of thieves operating in Frying Pan basin. They burglarize houses steal tents harrow carts field glasses harness saddles log chains and other items. The thieves are described as burglars and are sought by JAS. KIRKPATRICK.
Mrs J A Rodgers of Reidsville South Carolina reports bronchitis and wheezy breathing. She says Foley's Honey and Tar provides relief for coughing and breathing trouble. Potts druggist advertises the product. Also notes Chick feed ground bone egg mash oyster shells and fountains at Tattersalls.
Palo Alto High School authorities dissolve the girls glee club after an incident involving smeared limburger cheese on members faces. The remark about self determination contrasts with the moral of building success from others' failures.
If you want to buy sell lease trade or mortgage an irrigated farm or stock ranch or Dillon home call Co C Newman Tel Block Dillon Mont This will be a good year and time to get yourself placed Aladdin Lamp supplies at Fore gren's Grocery. 47 tf
Hides Furs Trappers and Country Dealers are urged to sell furs including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. Prompt cash for entire lots with prepaid return if remittance unsatisfactory. Large dealers’ lots bought by wire handlers of horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
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