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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

2

Montana to Build Fish Hatchery at Flathead Lake

Montana lawmakers approve a 15000 dollar fish hatchery project to stock Flathead Lake with whitefish and raise millions of game fish annually. Four sites are considered with two on the west shore and two on the east. The plan aims to boost commercial whitefish and overall state fisheries while the Gallatin valley club pushes for better roads and bond-issue legality.

Missoula Montana Flathead Lake Flathead County Lake Superior Commission Moontana League of the Gallatin Valley Club League

Governor Norris Leads Montana Guard In Mock Mountain Battle

Helena reports joint maneuvers by the Montana National Guard and regulars. Governor Norris slept in camp with the blue army commanded by Maj. J. J. McGuinness as red forces led by Maj. D. J. Donahue prepared for a simulated morning attack.

Helena Montana Norris National Guard of Blue” Army Red” Army Blue Maj J. J. McGuinness D. J. Donahue Austin Colorado Gulch Blue Cloud

Mail Carriers Will Fly And New Discoveries In Air Travel

In this age of progress Uncle Sam may deploy mail carriers by air delivering mail. Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs Colds and throat and lung diseases is popular nationwide. Mrs J F Davis of Stickney Corner Maine credits it with curing a dreadful cough after other treatments failed. Priced 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free at Potts the Druggist.

Uncle Sam Dr. King America Potts

Smith Sentenced to 18 Months for White Slavery Case

Missoula reports P L Smith pled guilty to white slave law violation and received an 18 month term at Deer Lodge state prison. He pleaded to speak with the woman involved before incarceration, in a tearful county jail scene. Sheriff Kelley vows to erase white slavery, as several arrests and county cases are cleared, with three men sent to Deer Lodge in three weeks.

Missoula P. L Smith Deer Lodge Smith Kelley

Insect Bite Costs Leg Prompts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad

A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years before. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended to kill poison and prevent inflammation swelling and pain. Heals burns boils ulcers piles edems cuts bruises. Only 25 cents at Potts the Druggist. 1-m

Boston Bucklen

Convict Labor on Roads Endorsed by Bozeman Group

Unanimous endorsement supports convict labor on Gallatin county roads. Recommends selling county bonds from 500 000 to 1 000 000 to fund the project by the Young Men s Business organization in Bozeman.

Bozeman Gallatin County

Sailor Gordon Sentenced 15 Months for White Slave Law Violation

Helena residents report Sailor Gordon received 15 months in Leavenworth and a $500 fine after being found guilty under the white slave law. Gertrude Gardener testified as the chief witness. Bank of Woodville cashier N J Gorham suffered kidney trouble, praised Foley Kidney Pills by pharmacist Potts.

Helena Sailor Gordon United States Leavenworth, Kaw Gertrude Gardener N. J. Gorham Bank of Woodville Woodville Ga Foley Potts

Hall of Fame entry for Robert E. Lee

Robert Edward Lee, American general in Confederate service, born 1807 in Westmoreland County Virginia and died 1870 in Lexington. A West Point graduate of 1829, he led at Mexican War, headed West Point 1852 to 1855, joined the Confederacy in 1861, commanded the Army of Northern Virginia from 1862 to 1865, surrendered at Appomattox, and served as president of Washington College at Lexington until his death.

Robert Edward Ler Westmoreland County Grant Appomattox General Lee Washington College Lexington

How to Keep Roses Fresh and Fragrant

Instructions from the Kansas Industrialist advise boiling rose stems for fifteen to twenty minutes to extend life to two weeks. After boiling, trim the stems and place in a vase with fresh water daily. Do not leave cut flowers in a warm room overnight and keep stems cupped to improve water uptake.

Kansas

Analysis Finds High Chlorine and Hardness in Zem Zem Water

A scientific study of the Zem Zem well water at Mecca reports sixty nine grains of chlorine per gallon, far above safe drinking levels. The water shows extreme hardness and twenty times the permissible ammonia compounds, suggesting poor quality for human consumption.

Mecca Hagar Ishmael

A Touch of Human Nature at Building Entrance

A hunchback exits an elevator to face heavy lobby doors that refuse to yield. He pushes with all his might, fails to open them, and withdraws in frustration as a large man steps forward. The scene captures a moment of awkward social friction and embarrassment.

Oliver Cromwell Hazen Pingree Detroit Wolverine

The Big Man Explores a Door with the Hunchback

The big man and a hunchback push a door and it opens. The big man reveals no sore wrist, while onlookers feel like cheering as they leave with a confident smile. Telegraph notes capture the moment.

Tye New York Telegraph

Miss Gaddie Iinemies and Love Shifts Claims

The exchange suggests Miss Gaddie Iinemies once loved the speaker but no longer does. The dialogue references Miss Bright and a change in affection, with the Catholic Standard and Times as the source.

Miss Gaddie Miss Bright Catholic Standard and Times

The Man-That’s a Good Score in Chicago News

A playful two line snippet shows a caller praising a score as the proper answer in a Chicago News exchange. The lines feature a repeated call and a wry remark about a “soft answer” and a “collector” tone.

Chicago News

Local testimonial hails Doan's Kidney Pills in Dillon

Dillon resident Mrs. Joseph Lyon endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for five years of use and claims prompt relief from kidney trouble. Ad notes availability from Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo as sole U.S. agents and urges customers to remember the name Davenport and not to use other brands.

Dillon Buffalo New York Joseph Lyon Pacific St Mont Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co United States Dvan

Universal service and fair Bell rates promote wide telephony

The article extols the Bell System for connecting twenty million people and emphasizes low rates covering operating costs with a fair return. It highlights Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company as a model with $1.15 invested in plant for every dollar of capital stock, asserting strong public fairness.

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company

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