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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
11
The article recounts a Miss America contestant arguing against cosmetics and stimulants, praising soap and water, milk and water, and a healthful diet. She urges internal and external cleanliness, rest, exercise, and prudent consumption to maintain natural skin and beauty.
Collected items from the Tribune on February 17 1883 note Hecla mines output at Lion Mountain totaling 64775415 ounces of silver valued near 770000. gross Hecla mining revenue about 6500000. Local school closures disrupt Dillon public school and court session planned next week. Bozeman water scarcity prompts whiskey drinking to conserve water for families. Banack residents report Graeter visiting. A gun ad touts revolvers as warranted after fatal Gallatin County shooting. 28 Years Ago follows.
A masques ball in Argenta drew sixty tickets or more, with a fine supper and good music. A four horse load from Bannack and fifteen couples from Birch Creek attended and danced until six in the morning. Ed Lloyd left Bannack for Butte last Monday amid playful threats of tin cans and horns on his return. Albert Stamm has attractive signs painted on his show windows. In high school exams Jean Bishop led with 97 8 average, followed by Sophia Burfiend and Nellie Black. Hyrum Brundage dislocated his shoulder Saturday after falling from Charles Scott's drag wagon near the Burfiend block.
A telegram from census director Edana Durand announces Dillon city population at 1 835 in the 13th census. Lum Lock a Chinatown operator is jailed on gambling and opium charges after years of sheriff raids. A man identified as J G Clark was found dead near coal chutes with both legs severed. Mrs O M Best departed Dillon for Battle Creek Michigan.
Transfers of property recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending February 7 1925 itemize deeds and status updates for several local properties including parcels in Dillon and surrounding areas. Names of grantors and grantees appear in the ledger entries with early 20th century land transfer language.
Anna Hart of Dillon transfers mining property in Bloody Dick district to John Inabnit of Beaverhead County for 238.25 dollars. An affidavit by E B Roe concerns Centennial valley lands. Notices of location by J H Mackay and others for the Red Elephant lode claim. Also annual report of Examiner Printing Co Dillon Mont.
The 1925 almanac from Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines Iowa includes monthly star names alongside weather forecasts and farm notes. Free copies available to readers who request the publication.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for constipated children with symptoms like biliousness and colic. It claims speedy relief, no narcotics, and a pleasant taste, urging mothers to request genuine California Fig Syrup with full dosing on the bottle.
Local resident Jack Wemett of 828 North Idaho Street Dillon says kidney soreness and backache from a cold eased after using Doan's Pills from Potts Drug Store. He reports permanent relief with no trouble since and notes many Dillon residents endorse the remedy.
Troy Great Northern will begin construction on a roundhouse machine shop and other division buildings as weather allows. The project is estimated to cost about 200000 dollars.
Fragmentary note expresses gratitude and affection. The writer mentions receiving pine and assures care, though no specific dates or names are clear. The tone is intimate and personal, with emphasis on friendship and generosity.
Marie Meeker known as The Venus of the Air advocates corsets as essential to grace and health. She describes a floor rolling method to reduce fat and says physicians endorse her system. She cites personal weight loss from 160 to 128 pounds after an accident and recovery.
A letter from Mammoth West Virginia relief officials describes miners and families evicted after a wage dispute. They face cold shelters, hunger and lack of clothing, calling for donations of clothing and money from schools colleges churches and newspapers.
Safe for Children Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has supplied this demand for fifty years and is one of the largest selling cough medicines in the world Children like it Refuse substitutes Insist upon Foley's Potts the druggist Adv 6 9
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