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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
11
A 1920s style essay argues appetite as the true foe of beauty. It warns about excessive or deficient eating and drinking, favors milk water and a hearty breakfast, and links diet to appearance and magnetism. Deeds and business notices follow including property transfers and mining interests in Dillon and Beaverhead, Montana.
The former publisher thanks readers as a new era begins with F E Foote as publisher. Madisonian reports cattle feeding on Horse Prairie warns of losses as stockmen drive in cattle and hay remains scarce. Local bills progress and social and school news follow from Beaverhead County and Dillon.
Judge Josh Seth praises Jerry Simpkins as a man of parts after noting he attempted to beat the express to a grade crossing in his vehicle dubbed the Silly Six. The exchange with Duke reveals the remark as part of a playful courtroom banter.
Coupla Cynics quip about ego and harp lessons while noting Jack Dempsey has resigned his title and married. The exchange hints at changes in his boxing career and personal life with casual humor from the panel.
A serialized Harper's Bazaar excerpt portrays Bardy the New York gentleman orchestrating a wife’s marriage to another man. Greta’s confession unfolds with an amber necklace linking love, restraint, and a quiet, refined passion amid a human comedy.
A witty exchange between a cub reporter and a sir centers on a missing manuscript. The dialogue hints at a playful newsroom mystery and creative constraints in reporting.
A quirky line notes the approach of spring and a seasonal shift as Christmas jewelry gains a green hue, blending holiday motifs with the changing season.
A tired father returns home to a happy parlor as Grace and her young man celebrate buying a diamond ring with the first payment made. The moment prompts father to joke about long marriage, while mother clarifies the event.
A dialogue fragment contrasts cynic and broadminded views on women's conduct. The cynic frets about changing morals while the broadminded reply minimizes painting women unfairly with a sharp, informal tone.
A high powered salesman tries small talk with a freckle faced office boy guarding the manager. He jokes about a yellow plant and a citrus crop while the boy cites a century plant less than a year old. The exchange ends with the boy’s confident reply.
A bill proposed by State Senator E. O. Selway to annex Centennial valley to Beaverhead county has cleared both legislative houses and moved to Governor Nor.
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending February 21, 1925. Transfers cover parcels and holdings across local properties with deed details and parties involved. Names of property owners and locations are noted, reflecting the period’s land dealings and record-keeping.
United States transfers of 820 acres southeast of Dillon to Lewis L. Dingman and 40 acres east of Bedrock to Charles H. Wheat. Luther S. Smith receives 320 acres on Blacktail Deer Creek and George L. Ramsey 40 acres on Blacktail Deer Creek. James L. Cochrane and Frances E. Cochrane of Dillon sell two West Park lots to L. K. Adams.
A boy and a desk exchange a final retort about wisdom and value within a compact dialogue. The line contrasts a person’s insight with inanimate object’s steadiness, hinting at judgment about use and meaning.
Smithson asks if you were ever held up. Decker replies with a bold memory saying yes and recounts taking two Chinese girls to dinner. The exchange is brief and recalls a past incident in a humorous tone.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to quickly cleanse a child's bowels. It claims the syrup calms constipation, fever, and colds, with pleasant taste and no narcotics, recommending insistence on the genuine product with proper bottle directions.
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