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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1931

Page

2

Balbo led transatlantic air armada to Brazil

The Italian air minister Gen Italo Balbo commanded ten planes that crossed the Atlantic from Rome to Natal Brazil. Two planes crashed at Bolama causing one death and four crew fatalities, while two replacements failed near Fernando do Noronha. The surviving craft landed in Natal and Rio de Janeiro amid grand welcomes.

Fernando Do Noronha Natal Brazil Italo Balbo Maddalena Balbo Bolama Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires

State districts seek bond buyers in several counties

I M Brandford announces Fallon county plans to sell 171000 in refunding bonds while Conrad and Philipsburg issue 25000 and 20000 bonds. Several school districts begin building bond campaigns. Also reported are rail, road, and oil notes, plus highway projects and unemployment relief plans.

State Land Department I. M. Brandford Helena Fallon County Brandford Conrad City of Philipsburg

Montana debates $6 million debenture for state highways

Opening of the Montana legislature in Helena features a proposed $6,000,000 debenture issue to fund highway construction. Governor Erickson urges economy and tax reforms while urging bond funds be reserved for state institutions and public welfare.

Helena W. W. Fulton Conrad Shelby R. P. Jackson Lee Thurston Great Falls I. M. Brandford Erickson Washington Aronow Campbell Discovery Eldwell Fiel Livingston Northern Pacific Railway Wibaux Carter Powder River W. P. Pilegram State Land Office Pilegram Ray M. Gaunt A. J. Fousek Austin Middleton Register of Motor Vehicles Cascade Custer Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Hill Lewis’ and Clark Missoula Park Silver Bow Yellowstone Montana Highway Commission W. H. Lynch Federal Montana J. E. Erickson Assembly National Guard W. B. Leavitt D. A. Dellno State Crime Commission Commission L W. Smith State Textbook Commission Willard Cranston of Stewart Lewis and Clark Williard Missoula County E. A. Logan House Green Dawson Brown Golden Valley Rigz Waite Pauly Powell Byquist Valley Quamme Pondera Swopeley Madison Arnold Rosebud Coffee Shannon Sanders Doran G. M. Moss Salyerds of Darlington Lillis Nelstead Cartert Rigg Pappin Hanson Adair Sullivan Silver Bowl Hamilton Musselshell William Hosking Greater ‘University

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Declares Laxative Value

An old time medical advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for adults and children. It claims long use over 47 years, cleanses the bowels without shock, and helps bilious symptoms by improving daily bowel movement. The product is described as a herbal formula with pepsin, available from druggists in ready stock.

Dr. . Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Prosperous Business Mentioned Receiver Appointment

A reader notes mention of a husband running a thriving business with growing profits. The exchange suggests a receiver may be appointed to assist in managing finances, hinting at pending formal intervention.

California Fig Syrup celebrated in childhood ads

Carolyn Babush of Milwaukee recalls her mother using California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation and soothe colds keeping her strong and energetic. The ad touts fifty years of use by mothers and doctors recommending its gentle laxative effects and breath freshening benefit for children. The genuine bottle bears the California name. sold in all drugstores.

Carolyn Babush Down Ave Milwaukee Wisconsin California Carolyn

Radium Glow Attributed to Impurities Not Luminous

The piece argues pure radium does not glow and that the faint light from radium salt tubes arises from impurities. It contends people should be inspired to think for themselves rather than trust authority without question.

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