Dillon News Briefs Mix of ads and local notes in brief
Local notices and advertisements from Dillon chronicle many small items. Shoppers find furniture carpets sewing machines and public land script offered by Tattersalls while residents travel to Butte Jerome Idaho and Salmon Idaho. Casual social updates include visits by Miss Clara Plant and Mr. and Mrs. D W Tovey as weather turns colder.
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Hazelbaker
Clara Plant
Tattersall’s
Cliff Thompson
Ed. Whitworth
Dell
Henry Schwegen
Butte
Catherine Jones
Jerome
Idaho
Mlarold Metzel
Sam Maloney
Dillon
Alder
Boons
Glendale
W. M. Peers
Henry Schoenborn
Salmon
Shenan Hotel
Martin
Demand The Best Butter From Salmon Creamery
The Salmon Creamery in Salmon Idaho promotes Lemhi Creamery butter claiming it costs no more than current butter, churned thrice weekly from Jersey cream and delivered to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If dealers are out of stock, readers are urged to mail for prompt restocking to ensure fresh churned butter for every family.
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Lemhi
Jersey
Dillon
Goodyear
France a bulwark of Europe under attack and strain
W C Gregg writes from Europe noting France bears the burden of maintaining order in wartime. He warns disbanding French forces could invite immediate German military resurgence and shift the war’s balance, endangering allied security.
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Europe
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Austria
Almerica
W. C. Gregg
Francé
Missing Child Reunited After Aquitania Delay
A New York World account describes a delayed sail of the Aquitania as a mother on the pier searches for her child who wandered aboard during a farewell. Guards, volunteers, and crew comb decks while Capt. Sir James Charles paces the bridge until the child is found and returned.
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Sye
James Charles
New York World
Collars and Clerks Clash in In Wanapolis Store
A prominent engineer visits a clothing store in In Wanapolis and asks the clerk for collars. The clerk points to his neck and the man retorts. tempers flare as the customer accuses the clerk, and the clerk replies he is not a clerk, prompting further exchanges.
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In- Wanapolis
Kirst
Compact Fire Detector Promises Early Fire Warning
A new compact fire detector, paired with a simple electric bell and dry cells, is introduced for easy installation in homes and workplaces. It is highly sensitive, tests readily, and requires no maintenance, suitable for cellars attics kitchens and offices to warn immediately when heat rises.
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Scientific American
A Little Patriot Parade Move Inspires Boy
In Terre Haute Indiana a parade led by veterans passed a schoolhouse as primary teachers guided their pupils. One small boy slipped into a cloakroom chasing his hat saying he liked holding it when old soldiers and a flag pass by.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cutter
Mae
Child's Quiet Dream of the Succeeding Age
A brief dialogue captures a six year old seeking a future seven year milestone. The exchange hints at childhood aspirations and growing-into time imagined through simple questions.
A Few Grins Full of Pains and Dizziness
A fragment ad like Swift Nelson of New York reports relief after Foley Kidney Pills citing a barber shop headspin and renewed health within a day. The piece moves through a string of joke quotes and an apparent advert for routine romance.
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Swift Nelson
W. 385Th St
New York
N.Y
Foley
Editorial Graft in a Small Town Paper
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a editor dismissing a poem for not returning it, joking he would charge the postage for reading the submission and consigning it to the waste basket. The exchange reveals a satirical view of editorial indifference and stamp fees.
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Chippersville Clarion
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Ocean Would Do If Men and Women Separated
A Boston Globe exchange features an advanced young woman scolding men for boastfulness over gender virtues. A daring bachelor jokes that, if separation occurred, many women would drown, highlighting breezy, humorous gender banter.
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Boston Globe
Tenor Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs
A tenor from Trenton endorses Foley's Honey and Tar at 272 Morris Ave for relief of a severe cough and throat irritation. He says it helps coughs colds croup hay fever asthma and more. Advertisement notes it is sold everywhere.
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Foley
John F. West
Morris Ave
Trenton
N. J
Phelps mocks mixed metaphor from W L George novel
The Detroit Free Press notes Yale English chair William Lyon Phelps adds a mixed metaphor from W L George. The line mocks an explanation of happiness amid rumor and bitter taste failing to dim joy.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
W. L. George
Mr. George
Detroit Free Press
How Her Child Was Helped By Foley Pills
Mrs H Stegall of Theodore Alabama reports her child suffered a weak bladder for 12 years. After trying doctors and medicines with no result the Foley Kidney Pills cured the child in four months. Also advertised for backache lameness and rheumatic pains Sold everywhere.
Tar for hay fever and coughs medicine advertised
Take Poley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma coughs colds and croup. It spreads a healing soothing coating over inflamed irritated surface stops sneezing wheezing eases distressing racking coughs. Acts promptly and surely Children love it. Contains no opiates. Sold Everywhere.
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Poley
Doctor Relieves Worries Over Money for Patient
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt records a dialogue where a wife pleads with a doctor to ease her husband’s anxiety about money. The doctor offers to help by treating him to relieve some of his trouble.
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Yonkers
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised For Digestive Health
They claim mild but effective relief for biliousness headaches and indigestion. The product purges poisons, keeps the digestive organs active and the system fit with undigested food in the stomach. Sold everywhere.
Married women view bachelors as fools, husbands differ
A social note observes that married women may consider bachelors foolish while married men do not share that view, highlighting gendered attitudes toward single men.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Advertisement
Advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co offering prompt abstracts from complete plants with assurance of full detail. Signed by Frank Hazlebaker, president, Dillon Montana. Adv.91.
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Southern Montana
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised To Aid Kidney Bladder Health
Middle aged men and women suffer kidney trouble bladder irritations dull headaches weariness lameness and rheumatic pains. Foley Kidney Pills tone up and strengthen the kidneys and bladder and give freedom from pain better appetite and unbroken sleep. Sold everywhere.
Man Admits Non Membership To Church Then Adds Wife Belongs
A man admits he does not belong to a church and quickly adds that his wife does. The remark highlights the tension of belonging and domestic affiliation in a social setting.
Reward for dumping along county highway in Beaverhead
Beaverhead County offers a twenty five dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of any person or persons who dump rubbish along its highways. Notice by Board of County Commissioners dated June 8, 1920. Dillon Montana.
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Beaverhead County
Iny County
Board of County Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dillon
Mont
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