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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
11
A summary of transactions and records filed by the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending June 30, 1923, detailing property abstracts, title searches, and related notarized actions in Dillon.
The notice lists patent grants and deeds to multiple individuals including Joseph Nihart 160 acres north of Dillon Leo Closet 159.65 acres Jed L Washburn 40 acres Big Hole basin Thomas F Mullen 160 acres near Armstead Jennie Fasher 160 acres Big Hole basin George Henry Kanzler 320 acres Horse Prairie Bartholomew J McMenamy 640 acres near Armstead final certificate John R Atkinson 560 acres Deed Frankie Maynard to Dewitt Norman one Lima lot Hazel Franks to Mrs Frankie Maynard four Lima lots Jennie Fansher to John Peterson 160 acres Big Hole basin John R Atkinson to John Peterson 560 acres Big Hole basin Proof of Labor J F Arnold Badger Silver Tip Lynx Mayflower Location L C Ford Sr Union placer George H Cole Charlotte M Lode Second Thought lode
Akron police enforce a novel speed fine where drivers pay one dollar for every mile over 20, with timing by arresting officers. If speeding occurs within a school district the fine is doubled, creating a stricter penalty for student areas.
J. B. Dring of Newport Rhode Island describes suffering from a severe cold headache backache and abdominal pains. After using Foley's Honey and Tar with Foley Cathartic Tablets he reports complete relief. The ad promotes Foley's as the world’s largest selling cough medicine and urges avoiding substitutes.
A husband asks a hired girl about his wife's whereabouts and is cheekily told they are in the wash. The brief exchange captures a humorous domestic moment from a historical newspaper page.
In a quip, an artist debates painting a picture of fish in watercolors or oil. Dumb Dan replies that if the fish are sardines they should be done in oil.
A speaker compares a girl's teeth to stars and claims they could spark jealousy in others. The narrator jokes that the teeth come out each night, turning the verse into playful, quirky whimsy about a night time trait.
A fragment shows a dialogue where a visitor asks why a child is called 'urope' and Rastus answers with a cryptic line about unsettled power. The exchange hints at a playful or coded regional humor typical of the source.
Fragmentary exchange praises entertainer Farrar as a remarkable diva. A dogmatic remark questions her swimming ability, noting a night performance witnessed by an unnamed speaker. The quotes suggest a lively, opinionated chat about a singer's prowess and talents.
Bobby declares intent to buy an all day sucker with his penny while Ruth cautions him after four o'clock. The snippet captures a light domestic moment and a childlike bargain within a dated vignette.
An anxious reader asks if there is a permanent wave for hair. The answer notes a method tied to a father's horsehair pocketbook. Separately, the report states forest rangers in Quebec and Ontario will be tripled in number for forest control to prevent fires next season.
A Dillon health ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. A citizen named Paul Brown credits the product with relief after years of sluggish kidneys and back pain. The 60 cent price and Buffalo New York manufacturers are noted.
Peter B Kyne tells Los Angeles business group there is no future for motion pictures without a clear ethics code He criticizes current Hollywood hokum and calls for heart driven storytelling instead of shock value. Human slavery reports from Abysinia and Asia Minor are cited by the League of Nations with quoted 1923 price ranges for male female and child slaves.
A testimonial ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restores health after five months of use for gas and stomach trouble. It touts removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee. Potts druggist and druggists everywhere carry it.
The Union Pacific aims to provide top quality transportation for its patrons and the public. It invites constructive suggestions and emphasizes ongoing effort to improve its services and brand.
The Ellisland farm near Dumfries, linked to Robert Burns, has been given to Scotland by the will of a Edinburgh gentleman. Buildings are to remain as they were in Burns's era. A Montana spring reports an unusually good lamb crop across the state. The Liberty Bell bears the inscription Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof from Leviticus 25 10.
Advertisement from Dillon Montana promoting greeting cards for summer travelers. It highlights a No 5545 card Good-Bye Have a Good Time and notes publishers supplied several other cards.
National Bay State Shoe Company announces purchase of 122000 pairs of U S Army Munson last shoes sizes 54% to 12, stock from a major contractor. Shoes are solid leather dark tan waterproof with bellows tongue and dirt resistant. Value listed at 6.00 each, offered to public at 2.95 with money order or payment on delivery. If not as represented, refund promptly. 296 Broadway New York NY.
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