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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
15
The First Baptist Church lists Bible School at 10 a m with H Cameron-Gowen, morning worship at 11, B Y P U at 6 30, evening worship at 7 80, and Wednesday prayer service at 7 30. Pastor Geo MacDougall says quote I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the Lord.
In Frying Pan basin 2000 acres enclosed plus 2000 outside in three tracts offered for lease. Large public intervening range with many springs and one inside never freezing. Shelter available and no hay needed for strong sheep. Ideal lambing place. Write James Kirkpatrick Box 356 Dillon Montana.
Safe and profitable first mortgage notes secured on irrigated farms offered by C. C. Newman in Dillon Montana. Notes yield 8 9 and 10 percent interest, suitable for salaried workers and professionals with savings. Also includes a prompt abstract service by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Frank Hazelbaker, president. One who is prepared for emergencies isn’t likely to encounter them.
In the business mens bowling league two teams share first and two chase third as new records emerge. The Carpenters post a high team score of 721 and a high individual score of 211, with Harty achieving 211 and three games of 212.
The Bank of England is described as the safest bank due to an artesian well 400 feet deep that supplies 7,000 cubic feet of water per hour, flooding the bullion department to deter robbers. The water also protects other areas while a sensitive mechanism releases water if coins are moved.
The passage juxtaposes Broadway as a night world of strangers and flattery, with reflections on royal credulity and public printing. It cites quotes from Dodge, Clemens, Clutton-Brock, and Terry, highlighting how fame and handwriting reveal character while public gaze flattens private moments.
Representative J Murray Hooker of Virginia has taken his seat in congress succeeding the late James Hooker hails from the Fifth district and is a Democrat in the body.
The excerpt follows Daniel Boone sailing west along the Ohio River toward Missouri. He bids farewell to friends near the Kentucky boundary, pausing for supplies in Cincinnati. Asked why he leaves settled land, Boone replies he seeks elbow room on the frontier.
A fragmented caption recalls a tale of the Great North with images of tall trees and rugged scenery. The jumbled lines hint at a documentary or staged photo play set in a northern wilderness, emphasizing nature and exploration.
Improved irrigated farm two miles from Dillon with new house timber water and shelter. Includes grain alfalfa dairy hogs and chickens potential. Two Dillon rental residences paid at ten percent and more. Easy terms. C C Newman Dillon Montana advertisement.
A Dillon reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney regulation, noting long lasting relief and continued trust after four years. The ad urges readers to request the 60 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Also includes an abstracting firm notice and a humorous clipped caption from the Birmingham Age-Elect.
A Birmingham Herald report notes villagers act joyfully while receiving no salary for three weeks, describing the scene as enforced cheer with workers unpaid and morale strained. The piece highlights the contrast between festive performative acts and financial hardship faced by the villagers.
A reflective note argues that uttering nothing when there is little to say signals prudence while frequent speech risks shallow reasoning. It links quiet, closed lips to a reserved disposition and suggests restraint earns respect over loud assertion.
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