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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
8
The Eureka report states that the International Chemical Products Company will be renamed the Land Products Company. St Jude Thaddeus church plans a new structure at Fourth and Sixth streets corner.
The city of Great Falls reports a reduction in expenses totaling 32,127 dollars for the year. This savings reflects efforts to streamline operations and trim costs across departments.
A Dillon advertisement touts Doan's Pills as relief for back pain kidney discomfort and urinary issues. Testimonial from G Torgison a tailor at 336 Glendale Street credits Doan's with ending attacks and urges readers to ask for the same remedy 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Local ads from Tattersalls promote dressmaking carpets sewing machines and supplies while residents visit Dillon for the Fourth of July. Names include Milton Nay Ivo Birrer Miss Mildred Jackson Mr. and Mrs Walter Paddock George Harby Bernard and Bill Garrison Earl Tash Earl Goyer Elmer Sage and Earl Fairbanks with many others visiting from Grasshopper valley Blaine Bannack Apex and Butte locations.
The notice invites all ages to Sunday school at 10 with sermons at 11 on Growth in Grace and at 8 on What and Who Is Jesus. Friday at 7 20 the Senior B Y P A holds a social at the parsonage with food and fun. Sunday at 8 p m the B Y P U meets with a program and music.
Smith Paddock was recorded as a Bannock visitor in Dillon on the fourth.
Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Kellum expanded raids in the Cabbage Patch over three weeks arresting thirteen residents on liquor and disturbance charges. Lee Crough and Fred Miller pled guilty to unlawful possession with $500 bonds. Bill Howard and Horace Anderson were fined ten dollars for disturbance. Frank Burnett was arrested for city-law violation with $1,000 bond.
A dance is set for Saturday evening July 19 at Jardine's big barn in Jackson. Residents plan a weekend there for the campground and hot water plunge. Lonnie's five piece orchestra provides music, with refreshments available. The event highlights local entertainment in the Big Hole area.
A clipped dialogue shows an elderly man requesting letters from a prior employer while the chauffeur suggests radioing for spirits. The exchange hints at a death tied to a race at a Doakville crossing and a Century defeat.
The Highland Park Ford Radiator Department produces 9,000 radiators daily needing 254 miles of copper tubing per day. Materials include 38 tons steel, 67 tons brass, 9 tons solder, and 1,068 gallons of acid. Each radiator undergoes 140 operations with rigid inspections and water-pressure tests before shipment.
A city cousin visiting his uncle's farm goes fishing with new gear. After hooking a small catfish he struggles to reel it in. Cousin John advises him to climb a pole and stab the fish with his hunter's knife.
A brief vignette titled Today's Short Story presents two curious boys who seek dynamite but conclude there is none. The tale ends abruptly with no eruption or peril, underscoring a playful or anticlimactic closer.
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