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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1924

Page

5

Not Upset the Apple Cart as We Enter Election Season

The piece urges calm amid mounting party conflicts and stresses that national progress will continue regardless of political outcomes. It notes New Jersey judges in a fist fight and contrasts League of Nations with the World Court. Also mentions Coolidge perspectives and New York events with the Free Masons and Knights of Columbus.

Great Corporation of America America New Jersey Jersey New York State Free Masons Knights of Columbus

Montana Notes and Business Movements Across Towns

Columbia The National Polo company of Spokane purchased 1.40 acres of timber on the Flathead river for 45000 dollars. Helena Four Helena banks assume the Conrad Trust and Savings Bank business. Simms A carload of corn fed hogs shipped to the Great Falls market. State treasury receives 90576.28 as oil and gas royalties share for year ending June 30 1923, up 12657.24 from prior year. Lewistown Great Northern plans a new line 15 miles southeast of Cat Creek field. Flatwillow district expects 2000 acres in corn this year.

Columbia National Polo Company Spokane, Wash Flathead River Here Simms Great Falls Montana Lewistown The Great Northern Cat Creek Field

Note on Postponing Dinner and Theatre Party

A request for guidance on the proper wording to inform guests of a dinner and theatre party postponement. The note should be polite and clear, indicating the new date if known or that a rescheduling is forthcoming. Consider sending letters to attendees or posting notices with essential details.

Dean A. Lepa Robert Williams James Collier Mr. Brown Grippe Alice B. Dean

Helpful health hints and Deer Lodge bank update

Antiseptic salt and water gargle recommended to soothe and prevent sore throat. Deer Lodge reports bank deposits rising by 157000 dollars in the past year.

Deer Lodge

Dillon-A Bill Aims to Authorize Federal Building Here

A measure introduced in Congress seeks to authorize a $200,000 federal building to be erected in the locality. The proposal names Dillon and aligns with federal infrastructure funding efforts. If approved, the project would establish a government facility serving the community.

Dillon Congress

Local oil and rail work update across Montana towns

J. W. Elliott of Kevin-Sunbury builds a Kevin warehouse for the spring rush. Gold and black sand mining to extract Wisdom-Gold at Clark's Fork, per Gold and Black Sand Mining Co. Havre-Work advances on the Montana Light and Power extension to Chinook. Shoshone No. 2 Storm reaches 1455 feet with oil-bearing shale beyond 1518 feet. Miles City relays steel on the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul line from Terry to Miles City.

Wisdom Clark’s Fork River Gold and Black Sand Mining Company Havre Montana Light and Power Line Chinook Miles City Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Terry

Doan's Pills Backed by Dillon Woman Testimony

Mrs. Sarah Williams of Dillon describes kidney pains and a weak back from heavy lifting. After taking Doan's Pills for two months she reports complete relief with no subsequent trouble. Available 60 cents at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co. makers in Buffalo New York. Adirm.

Dean Dillon Sarah Williams Pacific Street Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mfys Buffalo, N

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Claim

A vivid early 20th century advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation. It cites a testimonial from Miss Mildred M. Keent of Bangor Maine praising relief and encourages readers to buy from Potts the druggist on Essex Street.

Mildred M. Keent Essex St Bangor Maine Potts

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Coolidge League of Nations World Court Ovs Andy Zen Richard “Loud Ignes Richard Mansfield Dy Wichard Lloyd Jones Helena Conrad Trust & Savings Bank Flatwillow Bell System Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co A.leda Gortta A. Leda Wuncehettes Rey MR. Matthews B.D. Ll.d Christ God Jesus Chris Jesus Christ Brooklyn A. K. Lindsay Owin J. W. Elliott Kevin-Sunbury Field Kevin Foley INC ED Matter Dillon Tribun
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