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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
The notice states that letters for the editorial department should be addressed to Eorror Tribune and that the Tribune Publishing Co will not be responsible for employee debts unless orders signed by the manager are provided.
Reporters and editors comment on the Boise trial of the Mine Owners association versus the Western Federation of Miners. Observers see intense testimony and partisan passion, with some predicting a hung jury and others noting Darrow’s prosecutorial style and the broader labor capital tension.
Fairbanks saves a young lady from drowning though Hobsonization remains uncertain. A son of Okura, Japanese steel magnate, travels by the swiftest automobile from New York to San Francisco with wireless monitoring of the fleet. A lost boy in a busy street has been found.
The article notes Hungarians prefer stale bread to fresh, storing large five pound loaves for months. It explains the habit stems from long supplies planned a year ahead, with daily baking spread across the year. It claims bread costs 6 or 7 kreutzer and notes a year's supply on shelves.
A long letter from J P Cunnard on his California trek describes mining at Deer Creek Yuba and prospects of riches. He notes daily emigration, high prices for goods, and wages of up to $500 monthly while predicting substantial returns and plans to return home around Christmas.
Woman from Missoula Montana describes chronic dull and prostrating headaches tied to kidney problems. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with stopping attacks, noting they purify the blood and ease backache and urinary symptoms. Sold by dealers for 30 cents. Foster Milburn Co. agents in the U.S. Remember the name Dona.
The article compares the 1626 purchase of Manhattan Island to modern compound interest wealth projections and then promotes Hall's catarrh cure with a money back offer. It asserts deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims a constitutional remedy can restore hearing. The ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills.
The Salmon public will not get a personal explanation from Forester Pinchot about national forest benefits. Instead, attendees will receive his autograph and a lock of hair sent to Dr. Whitwell. The item notes unrelated chatter about flying machines, rail cars, Korea and Japan, and local social plans regarding marriages.
Extreme heat in Kansas City slays 125 horses on the streets and leaves two people collapsed. Government thermometers show 96 degrees, with Emporia and Concordia, Kansas, reporting 100 degree temperatures as the heat peak of the season.
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Saturday and Friday 4 to 6 p m and Saturday 3 to 6 p m The library also opens to readers on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
F E Craver offers 40 or 60 head steers aged 2 and 3 years for summer or fall sale. Stock cattle from 25 to 50 head this fall. Veal calves 25 or 380 prime calves available after June 1. Bedrock Montana. 21 tf
For sale a house and three Lots with lawn and shade trees in first class condition. Located on South Railroad Ave Dillon Montana. Enquire at the office or write P O Box 477 Dillon Montana.
The licensing official announces issuance of hunting licenses to Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie residents and fishing licenses to non residents. T. B. Craver, 28 tf.
Job ad seeking a ranch foreman skilled in farming and horse care. Apply to M Lau Teersacn at Twin Bridges Montana with the 23 1f reference.
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