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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
11
A verse laments extreme heat with sunburnt days and porch smolders. It contrasts living room comfort with the threat of a deadly fire, urging patience for relief and a preference to endure heat over a fatal blaze. The piece nods to asbestos danger and a poemic reflection on enduring warmth.
A vivid essay extols music as the humane force shaping emotions and actions. It cites music's rallying effect on patriots and worshippers, its therapeutic promise, and a humorous anecdote about a massage cure that backfires, ending with a cautionary note on mind over body.
A fragment hints at a Cone story about a man with bandy legs and a striking, unusual subject. The readable text suggests a feature or anecdote with a bold opening line.
Metropolitan Life policyholders show higher mortality in early 1922 compared with 1981, white policyholders up 3.8 percent and colored up 6.6 percent, largely due to influenza. Tuberculosis remains low. increases seen in heart disease, cerebral hemorrhage, chronic nephritis, and automobile accidents.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 22 1922. Includes property parcels transferred and names of buyers and sellers as recorded in the Beaverhead county records.
Homestead filing by William M Moody for 320 acres in Centennial valley. Patent to Frank Ross for part of three sections totaling 159.99 acres. Warranty deed Charles J Jones to John Neighbor for 960 acres in Centennial valley with $10.00 consideration. Quitclaim Victor Mathews to Alexander Peyre for 80 acres below Bedrock at $1.00. Mining patent James L Coch rane Frances EB Cochrane for 167 acres in Lost Cloud district. Power of attorney Etienne Peyre to Alexander Peyre. Location certificates by Ada McLaren J B McLaren and George Turcott on Crescent Blue Bird Eagle and Faithful Mohawk claims in Elk Creek district Nos 1 2. Certificate of location on Junior Bobbie Jode in Moose Creek district. Proofs of labor Minnie M She non Hart on Salmon lode Blue Wing district. Proofs of labor L J Swanson on Bonnie Doon Bald Mountain district. Proof of labor Henry W Collom on Katie lode Wise River district.
The article argues that emigration must be reconsidered as well as immigration. It cites Frank D. Waterman and the Brazil centennial as examples, urging American workers to engage foreign markets through commercial missions to relieve domestic overpopulation and compete with Europe.
Knut Rasmussen Fridtjof Nansen and Hinrich Johannes Rink contributed to Arctic music lore. Eskimos compose own songs with parental cradle lullabies hunters and even lawbreakers each having distinct tunes. Harmony is rare with unison singing and melodies built from two to three motives during polar night.
Mr Philippi of the Normal College summer faculty drove a Ford from Bellingham Washington to Dillon and back without an accident or puncture. The round trip covered about nine hundred miles one way and nearly two thousand miles in total over five and one half days. He plans to route home via Yellowstone Park and may tackle the continental divide grade on return.
A Boston Transcript quip frames a father scolding a son for smoking. The father warns smoking harms health and jokes about tobacco hearts. Willie asks if eating sweets makes them sweethearts, ending with a witty exchange.
The June registration report from the Normal College notes marked increases over last year with over six hundred enrolled at Dillon and more than two hundred at each regional summer school in Lewistown and Miles City. Billings hosts nearly two hundred, with complete statistics to follow.
Mrs Margaret Smale of Bishop California reports a stubborn summer cold lasting a week improved by Foley's Honey and Tar described as acting like a charm. The note promotes this remedy as reliable for persistent coughs and colds.
Hides Furs Trappers we want your furs and are always in the market to buy them even when other dealers are not buying. No matter what kind of skins we can satisfy you. Raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox are our specialties. Country Dealers your entire lots are solicited and you are assured of prompt cash returns. If remittance is not satisfactory your furs will be returned express prepaid. Large dealers lots bought by wire. Also handlers of Horse Hides cattle hides and tallow. 4312 Camden Avenue Omaha Neb.
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