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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
5
A observed critique argues for stricter driver control and safety measures. Suggestions include removing jay drivers, reinforcing crosswalks with raised stones, and placing large speedometers on cars to curb reckless driving as state and local officials push for safer streets.
Walter H Ward Jr son of a millionaire bread king shoots Clarence Peters a former Navy boy. Ward confesses but wealth and influence push for no trial while the grieving mother pleads for a real investigation by Governor Smith and national action.
The article argues that natural forces will pressure farmers toward higher science in food production. It notes pests like Hessian fly Colorado potato beetle and boll weevil arise from certain crops, and urges crop rotation as a broad strategy since few insects can be controlled individually. Natural compulsion is pushing toward scientific farming.
The passage argues that national greatness rests on martyrs and heroes, and that personal choices in love and marriage reveal social values. It contrasts dreamers saved by Babylonian captivity with the loss of empire memory and condemns wealth-seeking parasitism and social snobbery.
A collection of quips on topics from the Ruhr occupation to US moonshining law and media trends. References include Borah on France, Rudral news in metro dailies, and Watch on the Rhine. The piece notes shifting phrases and public sentiment.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century prose piece urges resilience and shared burden in hard times. It contrasts material woes with spiritual guidance, urging not to mock faith yet to help others and bear the load together toward love and happiness.
A reflective column notes fear of offending others and the reluctance to speak on harmful hidden forces. It describes worldly rulers evading consequences by age, while warning that quiet pressures drive life’s river, obscuring dangerous truths.
The statement contrasts lofty thinkers with practical wealth, arguing that those with grand ideas are rarely grounded in money or hands on work. It suggests a disconnect between high intellect and financial capability.
Editorial blasts of handing freedom to foreigners while noting Montana industrial expansion. Glendive creamery increases capital stock to 100000 dollars and plans to enlarge the plant. Great Falls will receive a brass factory and a fine wire mill, signaling regional manufacturing growth.
H. P. Pinkney of West Jackson Mississippi says twelve years of kidney trouble with back pain and nightly urination were relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. He urges others with kidney and bladder trouble to try Foley Kidney Pills as sold by Potts druggist.
An advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh and deafness from catarrh through a topical ointment and an internal tonic that affect the mucous membranes. The notice notes sales by druggists for over 40 years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Latest figures place Great Falls population at 25 000. Bonds will fund Fort Belknap irrigation district works to flood large acreage. Abstracts offered promptly by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Dillon Montana. Frank Hazelbaker president. Adv.
Regular meetings on first and third Saturdays. Officers listed include Conductress Associate Secretary Treasurer and members George McMann Alec Payne Chris Olson W Robison Charles Enlow E Ripley. Meetings chaired by officers Mizpah Chapter C E 8 in the local lodge.
Judge Ben Landsey, head of Denver Juvenile Court, urges that parents be taught child rearing fundamentals. He cites his study and 52 protective Colorado laws for women and children, noting none repealed and 424 copied by other states.
A reflective note urges choosing a strict, isolated path over joining the crowd of dull, unrefined people. It warns against seeking social favor by blending with a common herd and promotes intellectual discipline.
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