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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
8
A reflective poem contrasts two faiths with Sinai's law and Calvary's love. One speaker condemns through rule while the other finds salvation in the cross. The piece elevates mercy over judgment and emphasizes divine love overcoming fear.
The Great Northern Railway company is constructing a new coal chute at Havre, aiming to improve loading facilities and efficiency for freight operations. The project reflects ongoing expansion of rail infrastructure in the region.
In the Billings district the sugar beet acreage has been doubled this year. A reader from Altoona, Mrs. A. Barnes, shares kidney and liver illness details and credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief. Potts druggist advertises the product.
A well planned firesafe farmhouse designed by agricultural experts emphasizes minimizing fire risks in barns and sheds. It features a ground floor farmer’s office, a living room with a fireplace and book shelves, basement washroom and laundry, a vegetable cellar, three cross ventilated bedrooms, and ample closets. The south or east exposure, bright windows, and roomy front porch enhance daily living.
Beaverhead residents visitants and businessmen fill the Dillon area with travel notes, sales ads, and community updates. J B Mayfield trips to Butte, Frank Grant in Shelby, and Goings of Hazelbaker offering land script are listed among local commerce items.
March deliveries of copper topped 200 million pounds with domestic shipments at 155 million pounds and foreign shipments at 65 million pounds. Automobile registrations for the first four months of the current year rose 27 percent in the United States compared with the same period last year.
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