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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

Page

5

Dreary Days of Vain Regrets for Sallie

In a Pensacola letter Ellie reports Warren Fisher and his wife seen together and reconciling. Sallie endures gossip and social shunning at Jacksonville clubs as Curtiss Wright’s memory shadows her, realizing her pursuit of frivolity cost love and happiness.

Sallie Ellie Pensacola Warren Fisher Warren Father Curtiss Wright Marjorie Anne Jacksonville Paul Wright

Check Up On Your Lights Correct Focus Of Brights

Michigan enacts anti bright law prompts G Clark Mather chief engineer of Paige Detroit Motor Car Co to warn Paige and Jewett owners. He recounts a drive showing one light may fail and urges drivers to check headlamp focus to avoid fines or accidents.

Michigan G. Clark Mather Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company Paige and Jewett Mather Paige-Jewett

Readiness To Serve Readiness To Serve

One of the chief values of the telephone is its constant readiness to serve. The receiver is always on the hook and the exchange always there. Repairs must be made now to keep up the standard of service regardless of cost.

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company

New York Forestry College Gives Five Thousand Trees to Counties

The New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University will donate 5000 young Christmas trees to every county in New York that establishes a Christmas tree farm.

New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University State of New York

Della Smart Refutes Claims in Jersey Cough Case

A brief page item notes Della Smart praised for clever action and a boy treated. reference to a Jersey cough incident. A scientist comments mosquitoes’ food-free two week survival. a listener asks the professor to share that fact locally.

Della Smart

Far-sighted spender born in Siberia mails money home

A remark praises a man who stretches his earnings and sends money back to family weekly. The speaker notes the man’s Siberian birth and his habit of mailing funds home, portraying him as exceptionally prudent and thrifty.

Siberia

Booths Bustle as Bootlegger Hunt Narrows

Federal officers pursue bootleggers while local readers note the boss jokes on beef prices and a surplus of calves. The remark highlights tensions in wartime rum running and law enforcement focus.

College widow seeks old grad with football ties

Classified notice reads as a personal ad about a college widow with six children hoping to meet an older graduate connected to a football team. The terse line hints at financial or practical aims behind a social matching request.

Fox declares trip to Cuba for wide open vacation spots

A fox speaker says they plan a vacation to Cuba seeking wide open spaces and relaxation. The remark suggests an outdoors oriented trip with emphasis on scenery and freedom.

Cuba

Sidney Mike Anderson Rebuilds Idle System for Ranch Water

Sidney Mike Anderson plans to revive an idle system dating to 1916 to supply water to a 4000 acre ranch. The project aims to restore irrigation capacity and support ongoing farming operations amid drought concerns.

Sidney Mike Anderson

Old Timer poetry collection by Audrey Buck in Billings

A brief notice announces Old Timer a collection of 18 Western themed poems by Audrey Louder Buck of Billings Montana. The book is praised as well written and readable and will appeal to both Western and Eastern readers. It costs 50 cents a copy and is available at the Tribune Book Store.

Audrey Louder Buck Billings Montana Tribune Book Store

Notice of Intent to Prove Homestead Claim Dillon Montana

Helen L. Regan formerly Clark of Dillon Montana filed no tice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to E4SW% SW%4, Lot 2, section 20 township 7 South range 6 West and Lot 1 NW%4SE% section 20, township 7 South range 6 WestPrincipal Montana meridian before Fred Rife Dillon August 22 1925 Witnesses James H. Bray David Sullivan George Olson and John F. Regan all of Dillon Montana W E Bennett Register

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Helen L. Regan Helen L. Clark Dillon Helena Township Range G. F Fred Rife District Court James H. Bray David Sullivan George Olson John F. Regan W. E. Bennett Register

Cake-Eater Pants First Flapper Gossip

A lighthearted banter frame centers on a flapper exchange about Freddie’s accident. The first flapper asks if Freddie’s zoo outing ended badly and the second shares the humorous image of a baby elephant entering his trouser leg.

Freddie

Wife and Husband Trade Jokes About a Neighbor

A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife claims the man across the street is a great physician, a hip specialist, and the husband counters that he is a prohibition officer in a playful misunderstanding.

Hubby

Ed Purdy's Philos Optimist Joke Quips About Barbers

Brief humor noting Ed Purdy's Philos with a line about an optimist who gloats over how low his barber bills are.

One Touch of Nature and Humor in a Poem

A short poem contrasts how nature and humor connect all people while money drives greed. It highlights unity through touch of nature and humor, but shows money as a force making people flee or act selfishly.

Cannot Be Done Said About Hiding Behind a Skirt

A remark criticizes a man for hiding behind a woman's skirt and dismisses him as short and thin. The exchange reflects sharper gendered jibes in the dialogue.

Ain't It the Truth Reflects on Women’s Backbone

A speaker asserts American women are alright while a rear seat voice adds that they are showing more backbone every day. The dialogue conveys admiration for women's character and resolve.

Foley Remedies Advert and Local Miners in Cone Butte District

An Ohio style advertisement offers a ten cent Foley honey and tar compound bottle for coughs and colds after sending the cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago. The ad also promises free Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Separately, Lewiston Abbey Mine Kendall and Murphy Mine in Cone Butte district will again operate.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley Lewiston—Abbey Kendall and Murphy Cone Butte

Emerson Quote on Civilization’s True Test

A reflection on civilization emphasizes character over population, urban scale, or harvests as the country’s lasting measure. The quote credits Emerson and highlights virtue as the defining metric of a society.

Emerson

Eskimo Hunter Honors Seals With Water Share Ritual

A dead seal brought home by an Eskimo hunter is given a ceremonial drink of fresh water as the seal is believed to crave sweet water in life. The rite is meant to placate the seal’s spirit and the spirits of living seals, aiming to bring luck in future hunting.

Coolidge on the Radio and Rural Struggles Abroad

The piece surveys 1924 farm profits with wheat and corn margins, notes many losses on potatoes, and depicts radio audiences hearing President Coolidge discuss national economies. It contrasts modern dress and cancer beats with trials of labor in English mines and praises Riley and malaria control funding. It ends by questioning American troops abroad as servants.

Agricultural Department la Follette

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Gladys Baker Bridge Club Mary Curtiss Bob The Jersey Dumb Dan Ed Purdy Arthur Brisbane Coolidge Woodrow Wilson Capitol Supreme Court President Coolidge United States Amundsen Indiana James Whitcomb Riley Mellon Uncle Sam England Collins Land Company Helena, Montana
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