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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
2
The Gallatin County Poultry association sponsors the fine poultry show in Bozeman on February 15 with about 300 animals and entries across chickens geese turkeys rabbits and cats on display. A medical note advertises Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation claiming quick relief without nausea or griping and urges readers to refuse substitutes at city drug stores.
In Butte on February 16 local telephone operators returned to work at 10 am after a settlement between Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company leaders and the striking girls union. The agreement mostly favors operators though the $60 a month wage scale was not granted. Toll operators had sought $70 and local chiefs $65.
Lucama North Carolina man Wm. A Fertwell reports dramatic improvement after taking under three bottles of Electric Bitters He suffers from Brights disease in its diabetes stage and says the remedy has halted long standing liver and bladder problems He guarantees the drug at R L Rileys drug store priced 50 cents.
Pinned between boiler heads and coal tenders as locomotives collided head on near Townsend, two firemen were roasted to death despite rescue attempts. The tragedy occurred early this morning on the Northern Pacific line.
Engineers escaped with their lives but one remains in serious condition at a local hospital. Four other trainmen and six passengers were more or less injured. The collision occurred about five miles southeast of Townsend.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Indiana credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a deadly cough after four one dollar bottles. The ad notes the remedy heals throat and lungs and is guaranteed by R L Riley Druggist with 50c and 1.00 price and free trial bottle.
Great Falls report states Mrs Munson died after attempting to start a fire with kerosene this morning, suffering fatal burns. No additional victims or circumstances provided.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for la grippe coughs and to prevent pneumonia. It urges refusing any substitutes and promotes the product as the genuine option in the yellow package at City Drug Store.
Helena report states Register John P. Schmidt delivered 20 566.89 dollars to the state treasurer yesterday for the first half of February. The payment reflects funds collected by State Lands.
Advertisement-style note promoting Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. Cites an implied medical claim and mentions a medical store location. No verifiable endorsements or patient outcomes are provided.
Forsyth resident Jack Brayer, who had been in the city, was arrested in Dickinson North Carolina on a charge of stealing 700 in cash and an overcoat from the American hotel just before his departure for the east.
John Berberick pleaded not guilty to the murder charge of John Johnson. He and co defendant Frank Carpenter were jointly arraigned. both men are described as young.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women facing health changes after marriage and motherhood. It claims to restore freshness and vitality, lists non alcoholic ingredients, and asserts safety for nursing mothers and expectant women. It warns against neglecting pelvic health and notes other Pierce products like Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with endorsements from medical authorities.
Two 16 and 18 year olds confessed their guilt to the county attorney at arrest, each has since secured counsel and will contest the case in court. Also a public notice proclaims Fo ley's Honey and Tar safe under the Pure Food and Drug Law with no opiates, recommended for all ages by City Drug Store.
Rumors claim the Butte newspaper strike may lead to a single evening paper after an appraisement of stock at the Butte Inter Mountain office. The move would consolidate the local papers when publication resumes in Butte and Anaconda.
An Alleghany California resident touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for burns sores and boils and promises quick relief. The ad guarantees availability at R L Rileys drug store for 25 cents.
Playwright E. E. Kidder presents A Jolly American Tramp a comedy melodrama about a rascally husband drugging his wife and an attic disappearance. A tramp helps the wronged spouse regain rights and expose the plot with a blend of pathos and wit. Cast includes Jim Smith Ella LePage Elizabeth Taylor Elinor Dunbar. Performance set for Thursday February 28th.
The White House Message is a monthly St Louis publication by Brown Shoe Co. It highlights shoe trade interests and retrofits to boost St Louis commerce. The first issue covers the Brown Shoe Co opening in St Louis and advocates a deep water ship channel from the Lakes to the Gulf via the Mississippi, with booster support from E C Simmons and other leaders.
A jokey exchange imagines a husband seeking divorce on the basis of deception about his wife's profession as an elocutionist. The quip hinges on a play of words and a lighthearted tone.
A short maxim urges careful adherence to lawful action before attempting to change rules. The author signs the moral guidance with a name fragment, presenting a cautioned stance on duty and reform.
An advertisement extols Hyomei as the safest treatment for bronchial coughs and colds, urging readers to inhale the medicated air with a pocket inhaler. It notes the R. L. Riley guarantee and price of 1 for the complete outfit, with extra bottles at 50 cents.
Dillon February 21 1907 list of uncalled letters to be sent to dead letter office in 30 days. Names include Badger Pete Brown W Chas Clark W F Gates Chas Harner Wm Huntington Berh Howell Arthur B Quinn Jas M Rogers John Smith Albert Sullivan M Von Oisberg H J Wade Geo L Wallace Wm Williams Richard White Grace Lamont postmistress
Advertises Golden Nugget health tea for busy people claiming to renew vigor and aid digestion with cure claims for constipation indigestion and other ailments. Sells at 85 cents per box with claims of genuine quality from a Fur company.
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