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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
12
Montana shippers expect big savings from new express rate classifications taking effect August 1. The reductions, made after Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny, unify charges for packages moved over two or more lines, replacing multiple per line fees with a single rate for the whole route.
Los Angeles reports that a federal grand jury has indicted General Jack Mosby a leader of Mexican insurgents in Lower California for neutral law violations. General C Rhys Pryce and Ricardo Flores Magon were reindicted on the same charge.
Herbert Cobb of Hopkinsville Kentucky was found guilty of murdering his sweetheart Miss Ella Cravers on May 20. A jury sentenced him to life in prison.
H B Martin of Port Harrelson South Carolina recalls nearly dying twenty one years ago from consumption and a dreadful cough. After failing with local doctors he was cured by Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial ailments. Available at Potts drugstore with trial bottle free.
Washington July 21 The Census Bureau reports no material change in the sheep industry since 1900 with 39,470,812 wool producing sheep in 1910 versus 39,852,967 in 1900. Corrected figures may show about a 1 percent decline from 1900 across regions.
The message to amend the Pure Food and Drugs law does not mention Foley's Honey and Tar Compound or Foley Kidney Pills. These medicines have long been standard remedies, with Honey and Tar aiding coughs and throat ailments for children and adults, and Kidney Pills praised for their merit. Sold by all druggists.
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Cole and Rogers Railroad Shows promise a two performance outing in Dillon on Monday July 24 under waterproof tents. The bill features Shetland ponies dogs monkeys elephants camels lions and a troupe of top class performers plus twice daily entertainment and a grand free street parade at 1.00 p.m. with a balloon ascent free to all followed by a performance.
Herbert Dunbar of Three Forks, a noted mining figure and president of the Three Forks Copper Mining company, suffered painful but not serious injuries after his horse turned a corner and struck an iron hitching post while riding through town Friday.
A period piece extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against disease germs found in air water dust and food. It claims the tonic destroys and expels pathogens, curing chills fever ague and many blood diseases with a money back guarantee at Potts druggist.
Government Bureau of Mines reports a new briquetting process for lignite that could supply a valuable western fuel. A German furnace tech enabled burning lignite with lower costs, overcoming moisture and binding issues that hindered transport and use. Charles L. Wright cites mine prices from Texas North Dakota and California.
The program invites children to attend the Grand Theatre on Tuesday afternoon at no cost to them. The event is funded by our organization and aims to provide a shared cultural experience for young attendees.
E. M. Steward of 1084 Wolfram St Chicago reports quick relief from hay fever using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound during hot summer months. Several others with similar symptoms may benefit from his experience. For sale by all druggists.
A 1910 Bureau of Labor investigation shows wholesale prices up 4 percent from 1909 across 257 commodities. Farm products rose 7.5 percent, with overall 1910 prices far above 1900, 1897, and the 1890s averages, despite some declines late in the year.
Historical notes recount sharp price changes in 1901 with potatoes up 300 percent eggs up 90 percent coffee up 60 percent and mess beef up 25 percent reflecting inflationary swings of the era.
Henry Dorman of Liberal Missouri is believed to be the nation's oldest man and Civil War pensioner born January 10 1798. A special act grants him $50 monthly and he remains active in church and reads daily news including events in Mexico. He is now in his 118th year and moves about as a man of sixty.
A novelty race from Coney Island to predict the 1912 election outcome involves a donkey and an elephant with supporters from both major parties. The route spans through Trenton Philadelphia and Baltimore as hundreds back the symbolic animals to forecast the contest.
Mrs. Latchia Williams died at age 108 in Lansing after declaring her time had come. She celebrated her 108th birthday on New Year's Day and passed peacefully at her daughter Ellen Bannister’s home.
A Bellefontaine bank cashier received a ten dollar bill Saturday with a red ink note reading The last of many So long old scout it s the river for mine The police were notified After a search the clothes of a man were found on the banks of a stream near here
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