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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

11

Doan's Pills Prove Helpful for Kidney Aches in Dillon

A Dillon reader cites relief from backache and kidney irregularities after using Doan's Pills. Mrs. A. C. Nash of 226 N Idaho St says strenuous ranch work weakened her kidneys, with sharp pains and dizziness. After using Doan's at Potts' Drug Store, her backache subsided and kidneys functioned normally. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Adv 29 380

Bright’s Doan Dillon A. C. Nash N. Idaho St Potts Nash Foster-Milburm Co Buffalo, N. Y

Looking Backwards in Dillon 1883

The Dillon column notes Sunday store hours, circus posters drawing crowds, Thursday horse racing near Craig Corvell's ranch, and Kirkpatrick Brothers planning a new storeroom at Helena and Montana Streets. It mentions robberies prompting talk of a 37-77 society, Wisdoms marriage by Rev. S. D. Hooker, Bryan's 20 minute stop in Dillon, bear cub captures near Birch Creek, and local prices for butter eggs potatoes and wheat.

Stevenson and Miss McEwan Wed in 1897 Tribune Notice

Last evening Benjamin R. Stevenson and Miss Jennie B. McEwan, both of the city, were united in marriage as reported by the Tribune dated July 23, 1897. The ceremony drew local attention and marked a notable social event.

Benjamin R. Stevenson Jennie B. McEwan

Residence under construction on South Pacific street

In the July 21, 1911 Tribune note Martin Barrett is building a handsome residence on South Pacific street with contractor Birrer. J. E. Morse arrived in a Winton car with Albert Featherly driving, and Morse is tipped as a busy county figure possibly soon piloting an airplane. State oil output for Q1 1925 reached 678,577 barrels, up 225,000 from 1924, with Cat Creek at 319,125 barrels worth 551,560 and Kevin Sunburst at 359,451 barrels worth 346,517.

Martin Barrett South Pacific Street Birrer J. E. Morse Albert Featherly Mr. Morse J Cat Creek Kevin Sunburst

First Baptist Church Resumes Evening Services

Pastor E. L. Hurley returns to duties at First Baptist Church with Bible School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening worship resumes at 8 p.m. Young peoples meeting at 7 p.m. Special invite to summer normal school students.

The Baptist Church Bible School Young Peoples

A Few Words of Appreciation for Foley Pills

John W. Brogan of Adams Massachusetts praises Foley Pills as the best diuretic stimulant for kidney function. the ad claims the pills flush kidneys and remove waste matter. Potts the druggist urges readers to try them today at 27-81 cents.

Foley John W. Brogan Adams Mass Potts

Fruits Save the Teeth says dentists praise fruits as dentifrice

Dentists advocate fresh fruits as the best dessert for teeth. They argue fruits cleanse teeth via cellulose fibers and vegetable acids that stimulate saliva, aiding mouth cleanliness. Fruit juice in infancy supports proper dental development and continues to help keep teeth sound through childhood.

Kansas City Star

Hair Growth After Death Said Not to Persist

Draper of Harvard University notes that hair and beard do not actually grow after death. While some authorities disagree, the weight of evidence supports cessation of growth at death as explained by tissue changes around hair shafts. In rare cases apparent growth may be observed due to tissue changes and burial effects.

Draper Harvard University Haller

The Maid's Idea of Compensation

A humorous exchange about pay equals effort versus skill. A lady offers a maid low wages for inexperience, while the applicant argues that lack of knowledge makes the work harder, revealing a theory that pay should reflect difficulty, not expertise.

Eureka Capital Subscribed For Cheese Factory Plan

Eureka Capital is subscribed for a community cheese factory as Garfield county farmers prosper through hog raising and dairying developments.

Eureka—Capital Garfield County

Elected on Merit Not Sentiment in 1925 Congress

Three women win seats in the new congress with two widows serving out their late husbands terms and Mary T Norton of New Jersey elected in her own right. Florence Pray Kahn of California and Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts secure victories amid opposition while Mary Norton Genevieve Rogers reflect merit over sentiment.

Edith N. Rogers Foss Mass Florence P. Kahn California Massachusetts New England Florence Prag Ixahn San Francisco Mary T. Norton New Jersey Jersey City Rodgers Kahn Congress Rogers Eugene Noble Foss Equal Rights Florence Pray Kahn Edith Nourse Rogers

Great Falls Test Oil Well Sunk at Wilson Site

A test oil well will be sunk to 1500 feet at Wilson, 18 miles north of Great Falls. The project targets evaluating subsurface geology and potential production in the area. Local officials and engineers expect initial results within weeks.

Great Falls Wilson

Chamberlain Family Medicines Trial Offer

A notice invites readers to send name and address with 10 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package including Chamberlain tablets for stomach troubles indigestion and constipation Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for abdominal cramps and diarrhoea Chamberlains Salve for burns wounds and skin conditions all for 10 cents. Don’t miss it.

Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

Beaverdhead Hottell Flat-Bottomed Ditcher Ad

Generic ad copy promotes the Hottell Flat-Bottomed Ditcher with four sizes. Claims quick, cheap, reversible dirt throwing to one side, any depth or width, flat bottom. Advertising from James Kirkpatrick, Denver, for Bea verhead county Montana.

Denver James Kirkpatrick Beaverhead County Montana

Barn Dance Draws Large Crowd at Jardine Spring

The annual barn dance at Jardine springs Jackson drew a large crowd from Big Hole Grasshopper and Dillon last Saturday. A midnight lunch followed the big plunge and Lonnie's orchestra furnished the music for the evening.

Jardine Hot Springs Jackson Big Hole Grasshopper Dillon Lonnie

Plea Entered in Misdemeanor Case Against Joe Smith

Joe Smith was arrested by Under sheriff Kellum on upper Stone creek and brought to town to answer a misdemeanor charge. He entered a plea of not guilty in the justice court and his trial was set for July 22.

Joe Smith Kellum Upper Stone Creek Justice Court

Campaign to Build 3000 Acre Beet and Sugar Factory

In 1926 Great Falls launches a campaign to establish a beet and sugar factory spanning 3000 acres. Local leaders promote cultivation, processing capacity, and jobs, aiming to position the region as a key sugar producer.

Great Falls

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