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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
23
A National Kindergarten Association article argues that consistent home training reduces direct commands, teaching children reflexive behaviors. Metaphors compare guidance to road signs and road maintenance, praising a mother as the unseen mechanism oiling the machine of obedience.
East Bannack st. Edward Smith minister. Sunday school 10:00 a m for all ages led by Prof. Lee R Light superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a m. Epworth League 7:00 p m with Miss Christena Barcus president. Evening service 8:00 p m informal and helpful. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 p m with Bible study and prayer open to all.
A customer testimonial from Miss J. Hunter of 1260 Stedman St Pittsburg Pa extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as a wholesome purgative that keeps the body fit and poisons purged. She says she cannot praise the tablets enough for their benefits.
Alma Churchill of Denver visits Dell and travels to Lima to see relatives while returning from California. W R Hyland’s family in Dell reports their son’s foot injury from a coal pick. Various locals travel to Dillon and several residents suffer neck bruises from rubbering. The Cook Sheep Co nears completion of shearing and wool quality remains strong. A large aeroplane passes overhead toward Lima.
M. T. Davis of Bearsville West Virginia reports a child with croup was treated with Foley's Honey and Tar after visiting his store. The next morning the child was completely well. Davis urges others to use Foley's Honey and Tar.
The piece notes Ahmed Fuad II adopting the title King of Egypt, signaling nationhood and a return to ancient Pharaoh symbolism. It contrasts sultans and khedives with the historic kingly status, linking the title to British influence and Egypt’s long dynastic legacy.
A brief quotation from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a confident claim to avoid loss by getting in on the ground floor, while clarifying that the ground floor is not the lowest level, but the cellar.
An advertising notice from Frank Hazlebaker, president, marks a shift of abstract and title services to Southern Montana. The Dillon based firm promotes prompt abstracts and complete plant details for local clients in Montana.
A Kansas City Star report describes New York City's morgue as a grim riverside building near Twenty ninth Street where unidentified corpses rest in numbered drawers. Reporters and investigators visit the hall of death hoping to solve murders that reach Fifth Avenue mansions.
A Chicago store requires customers to show identification when charging and taking purchases. A stout woman is asked to display a mark of identification, producing a brown mole on her neck as proof, prompting a reluctant compliance and a judge's note.
A farmer near Humphrey Idaho earns a dubious reputation for blocking a lane with a mud hole and posting no trespassing signs. He allegedly charged travelers up to 20 dollars for ferrying autos, with higher fees for fenders and sassed travelers, earning profits before authorities intervened. The piece ends with social comment and a quip about Idaho jurisdiction.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association posts a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber, aimed at protecting livestock and property in the national forest area.
One red cow branded on left YTD EP ac eca and one red yearling heifer without brand will be sold at public auction at the Harry Schuler ranch on July 8, 1922 at 3 o'clock p. m. Adv. D. V. Erwin, stock inspector.
The Dillon Tribune is available at three outlets this week: C. P. Thomas at Idaho and Center corner, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack corner, and The Gray News Co. at the U. S. Depot. Advertisement.
Hides Furs Trappers advertises a constant market for furs including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. Country Dealers are promised prompt cash or fur return prepaid if remittance fails and large lots bought by wire. Also handles horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
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