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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
8
A Dillon page lists deals and arrivals from Fors gren's Grocery to Tattersall's House Furnishing. Residents travel to Dillon from Butte, Alder, and the Big Hole basin while others visit Sherman near Sheridan. Beaverhead county eyes a large hay crop as J E Hample plans wool purchases in town.
Items cover a New York bank project in Great Falls a record harvest in Victor a unique blind Boy Scout troop in the Bronx Alaska reindeer wealth vs. 1867 Russia payment a Danish bill on doctor assisted death Montana cattle shipments New York Times on Montana wild horses an Antisthenes remark on learning a single virtue German church weddings and justice office ceremonies harsh childhood trials in New Guiana with staged food temptations for starving youths
Florence M. Wallin of Lewistown paints a lyrical tour of Montana and nearby lands. The poem evokes rivers, mountains, wildlife, and frontier icons from Virginia City to Glacier and Yellowstone, praising nature and western life in a patriotic, scenic valediction.
The Dillon Telephone Directory will go to press July 20 1925 Prospective subscribers wishing their names to appear in the new directory and present subscribers contemplating a change of service or address should see our manager before the above date in order to insure proper listing in the new book The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Adg 28 The country's major crops of last year are reported by the Department of Agriculture as having returned profits for the farmers The average 1924 cost of producing wheat on 4616 representative farms was placed at 1.22 a bushel compared with an average sale value of 1.48 a bushel The average corn crop cost on 7153 farms was 82 cents a bushel against 1.10 a bushel sale value and oats on 5590 farms cost 50 cents a bushel and had a sale value of 57 cents.
Don Thiel of Fort Wayne Indiana credits Foley Pills with a quick sleep after taking a couple of pills. The advertisement notes Foley Pills as a duretic stimulant for the kidneys and mentions Potts the druggist.
The article explains warming up as a preparatory process for mental and physical effort and details the phenomenon of second wind. It describes fatigue intensifying to a critical point then diminishing, revealing new energy layers. Additional winds may follow, with occasional ease and power beyond prior limits.
Broadway supper club dancers dispute a Park Avenue party offer proposing 15 minutes of work for a low fee. The manager quotes 600 dollars for appearances while the matron insists on shorter exposure, sparking a discussion on value and time. The performers note they can execute ten dances in 15 minutes, their act lasting under ten minutes even with pauses.
A Diogenes saying crowns education as virtue for youth and comfort for elders, riches for the poor, and decoration for the rich, reflecting ancient views on education and social status.
A reader recounts a story from August Smart Set about a wife who earns more than her husband. Tension grows as his self-respect suffers and a bank book revelation leads to conflict and divorce, yet she voices enduring love despite money problems.
The report states thirty million Bibles were sold in the previous year reflecting strong demand. Analysts note steady interest across denominations with publishers expanding editions and formats to meet ongoing market growth.
A reader may note the Sakkara step pyramid dated to well before Cairo seven eons and recent oil output. The Toronto based Evangelical Witness urges readers to study Henry Ford writings intended to incite reform among Jews. The article traces the phrase blue blood from Spanish Moorish lineage to France England and America.
A 25 year old printer kept an original sale notice from a Hebrew merchant era at the Tribune shop. The unedited ad lists bankrupt sale items in poor spelling, including men and children suits and dress goods with heavy discounts. The note links to a crossword puzzle pastime and cites that 43 US town names appear over 20 times among 52,000 towns and post offices.
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