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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
8
An advertisement contrasts cost and value in buying goods. It notes cork priced at 8 cents a pound but its value lies in savings when far from shore. A cake of Ivory Soap claims to repay ten to twenty times its cost through the savings it yields, highlighting its floatability and usefulness.
W. D. Curtis argues newspapers are vital to western development. He urges readers to support and distribute their local papers, viewing them as private property engines of community growth that outshine eastern rivals in service and promotional impact.
A listing from page one shows multiple buyers purchasing 640 acre parcels in various sections with prices. Buyers include J O Beden Joseph Shineberger F M Andrus Henry Fitter D Dingley Ed Hollingsworth Mrs M J Hamilton W M Oliver Pat Ward D E Metlen Mrs Alice Barrett Nick Bielenberg E T Fox and others with totals ranging from 5 to 100 dollars per acre.
Beav erhead county farmers expect a large audience when Geo Maxwell of Chicago lectures on irrigation canals and reservoirs August 6 at 8 PM in the Court House. Maxwell, chair of the National Irrigation Association executive committee, is noted for lucid, practical talks and field observations. All farmers and interested residents urged to attend.
A brief health note describes frequent chest pains accompanied by a hacking cough. Medical guidance and possible causes are not specified in the readable text.
An advertisement for Acker's English Remedy offers testimonials and a free illustrated book on Consumption. Bottles priced at 50c, $1.00, and a bold 250 appears. Satisfaction is guaranteed with bottle return and money back. W. H. Hooker & Co. proprietors, Buffalo, New York.
Dr and Mrs H H Swain hosted an at home for Norman summer students faculty members wives alumni and city public school teachers. The event ranked as one of the season’s largest social affairs with a pleasant evening. Geo Berhrer and Willis junior visited town today on business.
Wool sales since last report include Gerhard Albers 50 000 pounds at 140 Henry Thompson 80 000 pounds at 14440 Tom Haw 60 000 pounds at 13140 all to J Koshland & Co Schults & Markley 10 000 pounds at 180 to J E Hample W J Prop er 30 000 pounds at 1340 W B Carter 25 000 pounds at 140 Peter J Peterson 25 000 pounds at 180 D F Waltz 75 000 pounds at 1310 all to Justice Bateman & Co Since last week 804 bags brought in by Ed Smith Jacobson W J Propper W B Carter Thos Haw Frank Landen Notice to Contractors sealed proposals in Butte Montana and Virginia City Montana for Memorial Church erection due by July 25 1902 right to reject bids reserves bidders enter bonds upon award lt cell
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