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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
9
A column praises Lincoln as the ideal American exemplar and proposes a monthly chart to measure youth toward hundred percent Americanism. The piece urges self examination of tenderness, courage, steadfastness, and tolerance, comparing personal growth to Lincoln's legacy and Gettysburg address.
A widely broadcast prophecy claims the world will end tonight, ending human worries about mundane trials. The report cites Octavius Roy Cohen noting there will be no more sphere, leaving readers unsettled about the future of the world as we know it.
A California religious sect the Rowanites predicts a general destruction of all living objects at midnight. Details of the doomsday basis remain unclear and Dillonites are urged to observe phenomena and report to a newspaper reporter before next week’s issue.
The Pocatello Journal discusses Dorothy Ellingson, a 16 year old who killed her mother then attended a dance. It asserts girls’ moral danger from neglecting church, music, and arts, blaming parents for failing to provide virtue and culture.
Harry Hunter announces his Dillon piano tuning services will end due to other business. He recommends the Orton Bros of Butte Montana and Al Ward as capable tuner and repairman to take over future work in Dillon and vicinity, with Ward arriving around March first to handle tuning needs.
The board discussed road fencing costs with a $300 personal donation pledge and noted Forest Service funds already spent on a road project. Deputy Fickes reported $120,000 spent and $35,000 more planned. right of way may be donated. The petition for an old age pension was rejected. stricter claim authority rules were set.
The article describes Cave County near Green River and the Buckner homestead of General Simon Bolivar Buckner. It notes locals and prospectors seek undiscovered caverns with hope of finding a second Mammoth Cave and potential tourism revenue. It mentions hunting, home foods, and regional scenery.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh and deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims forty years of success and lists BF Cheney Co of Toledo as the seller. Nearby items describe Siberian fish migrations, a large undiscovered Nevada pueblo, excavated houses and bodies, and 2000 year old pottery.
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