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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
3
The passage attacks an umpire as a burglar and unsafe citizen while labeling women as near-barbarians. Professor Sargent at Cambridge claims women can endure more than men, a statement challenged as inappropriate or dangerous by the author.
An advertisement touts Benetol as a government tested, safe antiseptic germicide claimed to kill germs in flesh and protect against diphtheria and typhoid. A 25 cent bottle is urged for household readiness with retailer supply through Real Falls Drug Co.
Great Falls Tribune reports on a British syndicate led by Sir William Wilcocks to irrigate 3,200,000 acres between the Tigris and Euphrates from Hit to Baghdad. The piece blends historical grandeur with speculation, noting government contrasts and linking ancient Babylon with modern engineering ambition.
A Dakota farmer argues that precise farm accounting is impractical for most crops and livestock and not necessary for profitability. The column criticizes overzealous writers and notes Whitehall Sunlight plans to launch a paper, doubting local support and predicting poor prospects for new ventures.
The piece argues that bad roads cost farmers and communities money while good roads boost market access, property values, and intercommunity traffic. It urges owners to fund highway improvements and notes the need for affectionate, active fatherly guidance to sons, alongside mothers’ tenderness.
A Bozeman horse show featured many colts led by young lads in the parade and ring. The writer noted the boys showed pride and linked it to fathers who support farm life and right paths for youth.
A collage of social quips and quirky notes from the era. Items touch on aging colleges, dead artists, garden tips, sports patience, aviation, berries, cats, dog language, last words, optimists, legal fees, wealth limits, court posture, burglar blame, and a push for a County Fair.
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