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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
8
Local items note buyers sought for cotton rags at the Tribune office and youngsters can earn by bringing clean rags. Various residents visit, travel or transact business in Dillon including Gus Peterson, Vern McMannis, Frank Beehrer, J. L. Nyhart, Earl Nyhart, S. S. Carruthers, Mrs. Della Boatman, W. D. Sandy, Angeline Smith, and Mrs. Christine Albers.
An advertisement features Mrs. A. Howard praising Adlerika for ending her fear of eating. It claims one spoonful removes gas and bloating, clears old waste from intestines, relieves constipation, and leaves users happy and cheerful.
Dr. R D Curry relocates his dental office to the Telephone block above Golden Rule store, with new phone number 355. Adv 6 7, Mrs Frank Birrer and son Ivo move to the city Wednesday from the Quarter Circle Ten ranch near Blaine.
Mrs Emma Staudaher came back Tuesday after a several days stay at the ranch home of Mrs Stephen La sich located north of the city.
An old advertisement urges relief from backache and kidney troubles with Doan’s Pills. A Dillon, Montana user, James Prelat, harness maker, reports night-time urination, back pains, and burning during urination improving completely after using Doan’s Pills from Pott’s Drug Store.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church plans a 6:30 Sunday service debate on supporting America’s entrance into the World Court. Otto Sassman and Miss Margaret Prickett oppose. Burton York and Miss Beryl Logan support. Sassman, from Bozeman, returns from a Beaverhead conference Thursday for the event.
Dillon Tribune notes a fresh shipment of children's and misses slippers and ties at City Shoe Store. Prices range from $1.50 to $5.00 reflecting its longstanding reputation for solid headlines and broad circulation.
Montana's 1925 commercial failures fell 40 percent from 1924 with liabilities down 1 247 550 from 1923. Insolvencies in commercial lines dropped again in 1925, with liabilities 23 percent lower than 1924. The figures come from a Thoree-Dan report for the state division of publicity. In 1928 Montana had 216 failures with liabilities of 2 839 53. in 1924 there were 166 failures with liabilities of 2 045 023. Earlier years show declines in six month periods and December 1924 vs December 1925.
Montana led the United States in the share of spring wheat grading number one in 1925 with 66 percent. J G Diamond, U S agricultural statistician, notes Montana has ranked first for five years, ahead of North Dakota and with Wyoming tying Montana in 1924.
Rev. Hugh Leith of Wilkinsburg Pa received a letter from Transvaal South Africa describing how the writer enjoyed the Thanksgiving service in Leiths church from 10 000 miles away via a receiver of his own construction.
860 acres of irrigated land with 340 acres good grain land and 20 acres wild pasture. No. 1 water rights. Located on the railroad between two towns five and four miles away. Will offer best terms on both time and interest. Clark Anderson Dillon Montana adv 2tf.
Montana assessors gathered in Helena with the state board of equalization on January 27 and 28 to plan uniform county assessments across the state. The meeting followed the new tax commission law authorizing the board to convene assessors at any time. The gathering reflected the ongoing coordination under the association.
A vintage drug advertisement offers a ten cent sample pack and a free bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and hoarseness. It promises relief for colds and includes Foley's Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets, urging readers to mail in for the samples.
Between 4.0 and 4.5 million snakes are used annually in Japan for medicinal purposes. More than 200 men earn their living by serpent catching around Mount luki and Shigaken.
Data shows over eighty percent of paupers in U S almshouses are seniors aged seventy and older. Researchers note rising elderly poverty and strain on welfare facilities as demands grow.
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