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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
5
The advertisement touts the New Jewett Six with a 249 cubic inch Paige built motor and 6 cylinder layout. It claims superior power for weight, roomy interior, comfortable seats, and easy clutch and gear changes. Jewett emphasizes rugged build with Paige Timken axles and a 400 pound heavier frame than light sixes, priced at 1065. It invites readers to visit for a test drive.
A compact comparison shows Paige and Jewett quality service and genuine Paige and Jewett parts offered to customers seeking affordable durability against pricier rivals.
A column reflects on Woodrow Wilson's funeral and lasting impact, cites the oil lease controversy under President Coolidge, and notes public sentiment. It mentions Secretary Denby defending actions, urges congressional and public scrutiny, and contrasts human value with animal images in a moral jab. It also previews Iowa political promotion for William Jennings Bryan and a Diogenes style nomination hint.
Авторitative blurb extols Iowa claiming it could outproduce gold mines, noting no illiteracy and crops worth a billion yearly. It asserts the entire population could fit in Iowa automobiles at once and invites Californians and Floridians to visit and spend there.
Five girls from the Hakanaki Camp Fire group plus Miss Gay hiked to Lovers Leap on Saturday. Mary Elliott and Nell Doyle served a tasty lunch as part of Camp Fire duties for the Fire Maker's Bank. After an hour of hiking, they returned home to attend a basketball game.
The Sacajawea Camp Fire girls held their weekly meeting on Wednesday February 6 with few members present. They hiked to the old electric light plant and back, aiding girls aiming to walk one hundred miles in a month.
The Montana Power and Washington Power companies are now effectively united for service from Billings and Lewistown to the Pacific coast. In 1923 the state saw a clear rise in hogs milk cows and poultry numbers.
Thirty carloads of honey valued at one hundred thousand dollars were shipped from the state in 1923.
An old ad urges sending ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, plus free sample packs of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the druggist-Adv, 5-9.
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