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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
7
Sallie confronts Curtiss seeking honesty and vows to leave the home. He pleads to protect her from a wrecked relationship with Letitia Evans and New York. Sallie rejects his pity and ends the talk, promising to pursue independence after breakfast.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania writes that Foley Pills eased her pain and she recommends them. The ad claims the diuretic kidney stimulant has helped many people for over 25 years and urges asking your druggist for Foley Pills.
Ten purebred registered Holstein cows aged three to four years for sale. Fresh and coming fresh. Contact phone 48F22 in Twin Bridges. Ady-2829.
In a radio style exchange Mrs Norris seeks help after being lured by a charming mining stock scammer named Mr Stanhope. Aunt Emmy alerts her to repurchase promises and urges banker consultation as a fraud indictment tied to the seller surfaces in the evening paper.
A lightning bolt during last Wednesday’s storm struck the Hull ranch seven miles south of town. The barn hay burned but the barn stayed intact. One horse in a stall was killed, a second horse was spared, and a third horse died.
Your birthday week brings charm and personality, making friends easily and winning praise. You excel in conversation and repartee, show independence, loyalty, and ambition, with strong talents in art and public speaking across both genders. Charles Mayo is noted as a famous figure born this week.
The 1926 spotted fever season ends with 25 cases and 10 deaths in Montana 40 percent fatality. Vaccination with Spencer Parker vaccine shows no cases among fully vaccinated. two mild cases occurred after first dose. Dr Parker to present at Billings July 15. Tick control research, including Brumpt parasite studies, discussed.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of John Robison to Josephine Robison. Mrs. George T. Mudd petitions for appointment as administratrix of the estate of George T. Mudd.
The piece notes George Eastman’s Africa lion kill as a humorous prompt for philosophy on fate and belief. It then pivots to President Coolidge fishing, farming issues, and congressional aviation spending, contrasting optimism and waste. It includes observations on dancing, St. Lawrence energy loss, and a speed race between air and rail. A Chicago woman’s $7,037.50 rail seat save shows time is valuable to some.
Congressmen return to districts to learn constituents' views after cutting more than 350,000,000 from the national tax load. They also attempted to secure universal participation in the World Court.
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