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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
9
Tribune readers urged to report missed deliveries and ensure regular receipt. Notices for festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission or profit from sales priced at five cents per line. Card of Thanks obituary poetry also five cents per line.
The Fourth drew many Dillon citizens to Eckhorn Hot Springs and Butte, with one auto death in Butte and one in Missoula, possibly two injuries in Montana. Butte hosted parades, carnivals, prize fights, speeches, and a grand round-up at Columbia Gardens, praised for hospitality and lively celebration.
Dillon’s new wool storage warehouse, financed by First National Bank, holds about 1.25 million pounds with 3 million pound capacity. The facility aids local sheepmen by storing wool under government regulations and improving market options, amid improving market conditions and cooperative efforts by Montana lenders.
The advertisement states Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness, acts internally through the blood on mucous surfaces, and reduces inflammation. It asserts no other diseases are claimed to be cured and offers circulars by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
A New York Times report notes a major growth in private family use of playing cards over 20 years. Families average two to three packs annually while clubs buy higher priced packs from $1 to $2. Tax hikes since 1917 have shifted buyers to better grades, with bridge spurring slimmer designs and steel-engraved banknote backs in four colors.
Governor Dixon orders an inquiry into the State penitentiary management under Frank Conley. T. H. MacDonald of Kalispell is appointed to conduct the probe and report. The Tribune urges a full fair investigation and a complete, impartial account of all facts for public record.
Mrs Lulu Baird a White Sulphur Springs teacher in Meagher county attends the summer session at the Normal. She has enrolled her two children in the training school.
Reports from Hawaii claim a breakthrough in leprosy treatment using refined chaulmoogra oil, with 142 Kalihi hospital lepers released without relapse in two years. The piece notes global prevalence and potential impact for the United States and its territories, and mentions early alfalfa cutting in the county last week of June.
Fred Gilbert was in town on Friday, traveling from his Alder ranch to meet locals and discuss community matters.
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