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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
2
Consul General August Kral reports Seres, a 30 000 population town, largely destroyed by retreating Bulgarian troops with many residents killed or burned. Doiran also cites a massacre claim of 30 000 Mussulmans seeking refuge, confirmed by Bulgarian priests.
John Truax of Big Sandy confessed to drawing a $12 monthly federal pension for sixteen years totaling $2300 to which he was not entitled. A federal examination revealed the original veteran died in Mount Pleasant 81 years ago, showing the present beneficiary assumed another man’s identity to obtain the pension.
Reichle reports a large crowd from Butte on the Fourth and Melrose visitors for a dance. Several locals and visitors make trips to Dillon and Armstead area. A ten pound baby boy was born to the Reichle family July 16 and both mother and child are doing well. Weather says haying is good though a frost on the 14th affected local crops.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of laxatives for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Buffalo resident Paul Mathulka praises the product and says his family uses it, with a 25 cent price and Potis the druggist endorsing the ad.
The report records wort clips sold in Miles City at 1614 cents per pound with Boston and Chicago buyers acquiring portions.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for all skin eruptions including itching burning and scaling. It claims instant relief starting the moment it is applied and notes a testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa who said it cured eczema in two weeks. The ad states doctors use and recommend it with a money back guarantee and lists Pfeiffer Chemical Co as distributors.
Kansas City interests led by Clark and McIntyre seek to establish a linseed oil factory in Billings. They plan to move five Missouri plants’ machinery west, citing railroad access and Yellowstone flax opportunities. If endorsed locally, a Billings plant for oil, paints, varnishes, and soaps would be built.
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports relief from chronic stomach upset after taking Chamberlains Tablets. She claims to eat nearly anything now after using about three quarters of a package. For sale by all dealers. Adv 1m.
D. M. Ferry Seed Co representatives L. D. Coulter and E. W. Coulter, touring Paradise valley, report the pea crop in peak condition this year. They praise local farming methods and project a record harvest with ranchers Clearing $50 to $100 per acre from peas as the industry moves past experiments.
The final wild herd still at large in Fergus county was captured last week by U S and State Stock Inspector Kennon and riders from the 2 outfit. They subdued about 50 head along the lower Judith river breaks, 10 to 12 years of roaming. Only 16 were truly wild, the rest bearing Oscar Johnson’s brand.
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson is summoned to Washington for an immediate conference with President Wilson on the Mexican situation. He will sail from Vera Cruz aboard the Michigan or Louisiana to avoid delay and is not expected back before July 23. The move aims to learn what influenced foreign diplomats in Mexico to jointly complain about U S policy toward Huerta.
Four patents for state school benefit land in Upper Blacktail Deer Creek and Centennial valleys. Transfers include Pendergast 160 acres in Big Hole basin, Shuey to Fox 1 lot in Wisdom, Jones to Hansen 257 acres in Centennial valley, Decker to McCaleb 3 lots in Dillon, Selway to Dishno 4 acre Evergreen Farm tract, Hayden to York 1.28 acres Centennial valley, Cozad to Retallack 1 lot Bannack, Metlen to Andrus 40 acres Horse Prairie, plus power of attorney from Ray to Nelson, leases for Crystal Saloon, and mill site locations in Bloody Dick district. Also Dillon Athletic Association incorporation filed.
The ad contrasts the two types noting the Summer Girl enjoys leisure while the Summer Woman bears fatigue and aches. It attributes weary limbs sleeplessness and back pain to kidney trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a direct remedy. Potts the Druggist.
The Sunday Standard prints President Wilsons planned Plain Talks to Plain People. The articles titled The Restoration of Freedom What is Progress Government a Living Thing Life Comes from the Soil Parliament of the People The Way to Resume is to Resume The Emancipation of a State The Emancipation of a Business and The Liberation of a Peoples peace
A message from Colombian youth urges the United States to reject monetary settlements over the Panama issue. They argue the canal is vital for both nations and call for closer brotherly relations, warning that money would deepen poverty and shame. They request US aid to lead a peaceful, joint development of the canal and region.
Governor Major of Missouri announces a two day road work program next month inviting all able bodied men to volunteer. He cites the state’s numerous bad roads and estimates up to 500000 men may participate in improving the public highways.
A report notes Missouri state and county officials should join two day road work with pick and shovel on Cole county roads. It suggests a statewide road working picnic inviting government leaders and Montana's governor to participate, with women volunteering to feed workers.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan says her daughter suffered severe dysentery and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her She calls it the best medicine in the world for sale by all dealers adv 1m
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