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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
Popular Mechanics highlights a Buffalo designer's self contained touring trailer described as a palace car of the highways. The craft features a double deck setup with four full size berths, extendable side tent rooms, interior electric lighting, a 36 gallon water tank, refrigerator, stoves, lockers, and storage space under the floor.
A new recipe book titled Tested Recipes, issued by the ladies’ aid society of the Baptist Church in Dillon Montana, promises perfect results even at high altitudes. The volume costs 100 cents and will be mailed by Tribune Pub Co of Dillon upon receipt.
Advertises Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad claiming to relieve constipation rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis neuralgia nervous prostration high blood pressure and stomach liver and kidney diseases. Sold on a test basis with satisfaction guaranteed and low cost you can try it at your own risk write Radium Appliance Co 495 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles Calif 27-30.
A notice credits the Wage Book to the American Protective Tariff League and announces a fact‑based report by the House Ways and Means Committee. It urges readers to request copies from their congressman, summarizing hearings and official sources without argument.
Advertisement seeking a reliable man to act as general agent in the Dillon territory with a splendid contract offered. Contact C. M. Carson manager at No 310 Sonna Building Boise Idaho for details. Dated 26-28.
The Oklahoma congressional delegation visited President Harding and Miss Alice Robertson explained the men go first as a holdover from Indian custom. She said the order is not about precedence but a stronger will guiding movements.
The United States Agriculture Department studies mapping lightning zones in national forests to guide fire lines regulate grazing and remove dead trees. Lightning causes 30 percent of forest fires and in 1920 caused over half of 5 078 fires, highlighting the issue's urgency.
A veteran Indiana newspaper man once praised a promising feature writer, only to have a compositor swap author with amateur. Years later the same woman sends a wedding announcement with a similar quip, proving she did not forget the playful insult.
A New York policeman at Forty second Street and Fifth Avenue notes that women are more reckless than men at dodging traffic. He cites the new street beacons and says officers must hold back pedestrians until vehicle flow clears. The remark highlights gender differences in crossing behavior.
Nine year old Charles carried letters from the lawyer next door to his best girl. Every time he took one the lawyer gave him a dime. He decided to reward him a little better and began to fish two dimes from his pocket. He quipped that letters were worth twenty cents and the lawyer and girl each gave a dime. The lawyer grinned at the boy’s speech.
Allen J. Krebs, a Mississippi native in Atlanta, recalls Uncle Billy who asks for funds to start a wood business across the river. Billy buys wood at a dollar per cord, crosses the river, and sells it in Natchez at a dollar per cord while seeking only to be in business, not to profit.
A neighbor recalls Joe Betts painting his Alabama home with a black border after his wife Daisy Moore died. The coat system leads to a bright red trim when Daisy reveals they are marrying next week, transforming the house color.
The Scientific American describes the Baden as a postwar target for 15 inch guns and torpedoes. It notes the ship sank quickly after bombardment at 10 000 yards, challenging the belief that German capital ships had superior defenses compared to other navies.
A National Kindergarten Association column argues mothers should provide legitimate motives for children’s actions to foster self control and peace at home. Examples include earning through selling stamps for starving children and turning stones into a garden feature rather than enforcing forceful discipline.
Advertisement seeks a person for hourly housework or sewing at home. Inquiries directed to Miss Ritchie Bannack Street north side Metlen hotel. Sociologists debate delinquent children as a result of delinquent parents in a brief note.
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