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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
7
A visitor declares Montana has no dry land farming, arguing all crops need water, irrigated or stored in soil. The piece notes the Finlen hotel demolition in Butte for a new $1,000,000 modern hotel, while mentioning Montana mines as silver producers and a study on stabilizing foreign paper money.
A note of practical gift exchange where the speaker suggests Jim keep his cigars and return mine to save worry and time. The dialogue hints at a shared brand and a simple, orderly swap between two people.
A playful verse exchange visits fashion, debts, a Canada trip, and a family scene. Alfred and Aileen loom as comical foils in a Ford machine joke while Jimmie asks if young fish drown before swimming, closing with a lighthearted family moment.
A call to action condemns the handling of life safety in America. It cites high auto casualties and infant deaths, urging laws and programs to guarantee nourishment medical care and safe environments for newborns and mothers, and to foster widespread respect for life.
A short verse depicts Larry fretting about going to bed and waking up to wash his face, expressing a child’s fear of morning chores and the looming day ahead.
In a prison exchange a prisoner named Spark identifies himself as an electrician and admits an assault and battery sentence. The warden orders a dry cell for the inmate.
The dialogue shows a heated exchange where one person mockingly asks what the other is thinking and the other responds with irritation about chapped lips. Tension escalates as an implied threat to slap is mentioned, reflecting a domestic dispute snapshot in a terse exchange.
The Brooks Scanlon Lumber Company at Libby Montana plans immediate logging and six miles of railroad construction. Montana railroads pay taxes on assets totaling 260 million dollars, while state taxes amount to 27.279 million, with per capita tax in 1922 lower than the previous two years.
Mrs. M. Suter of Stratford Connecticut says a severe bronchitis attack was relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar a cough medicine advertised as largest selling in the world with no opiates. The ad warns against imitations and urges to demand Foley's from Potts the druggist.
Classified offers list an 80 acre irrigated farm near Dillon with residence and barn priced at 8500, a 440 acre dairy ranch with grain and alfalfa land at 28.00 per acre, a 14 room rooming house for 1500 with half cash, and mortgage or lease options. Co. C. Newman, Dillon Montana.
The previous year's alfalfa seed harvest is projected to bring Valley county farmers about $51,000 in earnings.
J. T. Osborn of Lucasville Ohio says stomach trouble eased after using Foley Cathartic Tablets and he can eat anything. The ad touts relief from sour stomach bad breath headaches and nervousness with Potts the druggist offering the product.
A Peter Schuttler wagon with one set of harness is offered in good condition. Listed by 46-13 Harrison & Son.
The Western Hide and Fur Co. seeks furs of all kinds, promising prompt cash for raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. They buy large dealer lots by wire and return unsatisfactory remittances express prepaid. Also handle horse hides cattle hides and tallow from Omaha address 4312 Camden Avenue.
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