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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
5
Publication details show Dillon Montana weekly edition published by Tribune Publishing Company F E Foote proprietor. In advance price listed and mail classification as second class matter.
Babson notes suggest a gradual rise from downturns with an overall climb ahead. A nationwide prosperity wave reaches Chicago and the Central states. Beaverhead county expects record sowings of wheat oats barley peas alfalfa and more livestock. Mining revival adds to optimism as money tightens and prospectors return to the hills.
The piece targets Judge Erickson and Senator Wheeler as speakers at a Helena Democratic caucus. It accuses them of avoiding state treasury details and land loan losses, denounces their push for “progressive economy” and mocks their self righteous stance while urging truthfulness and accountability to the public.
The United States holds about seventy two billion dollars in assets with roughly twelve billion or 16 percent mortgaged. Farm products excluding livestock hit seven and a half billion in 1922, signaling farming as the country’s main wealth engine. Building, oil exploration, and regional projects also appear in the period notes.
Li'l Gee Gosh claims she always gives fresh mashers the geological survey stony stare in a quirky panel moment.
A drunken aside interrupts proceedings as a man calls for “a second the motion” while a woman begins a shimmy on the dance floor, provoking a chorus of amused and cautious reactions from onlookers.
Big Hole Breeze notes Jim Montgomery injured last Friday when his saddle horse fell. His brother Will suffered a more serious injury when a horse went down weeks earlier.
One Peter Schuttler wagon with one set of harness in good condition. Sold cheap by Harrison & Son located at 46-131.
A diner replies to a waiter hinting at a tip with a quip about finding his steak by moving a potato. The line evokes a casual restaurant mood and humor about service and tipping.
A chaotic incident described as Dumb Dan’s grand laddy blowing out the gas left bystanders stunned. Witnesses say Dan merely steps on it, raising concerns about safety and vehicle operation. Authorities are reviewing the event for causes and accountability.
Beav erhead County Montana bank report lists assets including government securities extend $2 873 641 Would indicate cash on hand and deposits with other banks notes and bonds Rediscounts and acceptances show total obligations and capital stock of $200 000 plus profits $96 777 60 The cashier W C Jennings signs oath of truth with directors Bowmen Eliel Gilbert and W R Rees acting as notary.
Montana reports that 60 000 motor vehicles are registered in the state highlighting growth in local transportation and fleet activity across counties.
A fragmentary verse exchange contrasts a codfish that lays a million eggs with a hen that advertises her efforts. The text mocks bragging and value of publicity then shifts to a stray note about a bad quarter and a feigned admonition from Hiram about churchgoing.
F H Seeley, truss expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be at the Thornton hotel January 13 14 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield claiming fast opening and night self repair. He warns against elastic or web trusses and says statements are verified before federal and state courts.
A report from Butte notes mining conditions are steadily improving, while a traditional rhyme about thirsty months is referenced and linked to home brewing as an alternative.
Cut out this slip and enclose with 5¢ to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago. In return you receive a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts, the drug gist.
We thank friends pall bearers those who offered cars and all who showed kindness during the death and burial of our beloved daughter and sister Alma Mary Kupfer. We also thank those who sent spiritual and floral offerings. Mr and Mrs Harry Kupfer Mr and Mrs Karl Kupfer Miss Doris Kupfer Miss Winona Kupfer.
A brief exchange hints at a Canadian journey marked by unfavorable weather yet substantial irony about the trip’s outcomes. The humor centers on weather as the central obstacle and traveler resilience.
The ad argues catarrh worsens when a person is unhealthy and improves with constitutionally balanced health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine consisting of a local Ointment and an Internal Tonic to aid general health. Sold by druggists for many years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Tribune price $2.50 a year.
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