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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
11
Ed ward Smith, minister, residence beside the church at Bannack and Washington Streets. Sunday school 10:00 a m with I Rf Light as superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a m Upward League 7:00 p m. Evening worship at 8:00 p m. Pastor in pulpit for Betviews of the day, general welcome extended.
An old advertisement touts a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises money back after one dose and cites a Birmingham delivery as proof of its efficacy.
Edouard Deling and backers push for prompt delivery of wire portrait rights amid practical delays. Whistler defends pace while a sitter recalls a long process and asks when the work will be finished.
Reforestation clubs are being formed in public schools across Louisiana with seeds and trees supplied by the state department of conservation. Prizes will be awarded for the best results as the forest service notes timber is cut and burned in the United States four times faster than it grows.
Beaverhead County offers a 25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone dumping rubbish on county highways. Statement by the Board of County Commissioners, Dillon Mont dated June 8 1920. Signed by D. D. McKnight, Chairman.
A Philadelphia correspondent outlines methods used by defense to influence juries in murder cases. Tactics include portraying the defendant as innocent, introducing relatives to evoke sympathy, and distracting the jury with dramatic cues such as crying grandmothers and visible evidence.
Panama is described as a narrow, irregular republic about 450 miles long and 81 miles wide at its narrowest, similar in size to South Carolina. The Atlantic coast is jungle dominated with a population near a half million, including pure Indians, Afro Panamanians, and mixed heritage, while civilization concentrates on the Pacific side near the Costa Rican border. since cession of the canal zone to the United States the nation has no army, relying on its national police.
The New York Times lauds Dr Robert Abbe as a 70 year old surgeon and educator. He served St Luke's Hospital and the New York Cancer Hospital for generations and taught at multiple medical schools. A pioneer in radium use, he authored work on Marie Curie and her notable discovery. His career is a quiet, enduring record of devotion to science and relief of human suffering.
Advertises 420 acres of premium pasture offering 100 head stocking capacity through season. Water is plentiful and fencing is good. Rent options include 75 cents per head per month or 40 cents per acre until October 1. Inquiries to C. C. Thornton at Security State Bank.
A pithy reflection notes that a poor memory can be a hidden blessing by erasing the regrets and burdens one should let go. The quote contrasts memory with wisdom, suggesting forgetting harmful details may preserve peace.
Annabel Desmond completes nursing studies and is listed with address Pacific Street, Dillon, phone 320 in a local graduation notice.
President Harding lauds the American Merchant Marine as a vital global carrier. The notice lists passenger line operators in New York Baltimore and Chicago area ports and promotes free Shipping Board film viewings for civic groups. It invites inquiries to Lane Information Bureau in Washington for details on steel steamers and other vessels.
Transfers include patent to Frederick Hopkins for 820 acres in Big Hole basin near Wisdom and a 280 acre deed to Woody brothers near Jackson. Other entries cover Lima Garland additions, Wise River acres, Frank Landry estate sale, and bonds of various heirs and guardians with values ranging to 160 acres and 1 600 dollars.
In accordance with By Laws Article 111 Section 1 the Smallhorn Oil Shale Refining Company calls its annual stockholders meeting in Dillon Beaverhead Montana at ten in the forenoon on Monday June 27 the year 1921 or 1929 for business and election of officers at the office of C W Robison. Attest secretary C W Woodburn. Seal Kenison president.
Montana reports from nine counties for the week ending May 28 show good crop conditions with fine range and strong grass growth. Abundant labor is available for farm work. Dawson and Custer counties need moisture while Roosevelt, Phillips and Hill counties report insect damage.
For sale. For the purpose of closing up an estate I am authorized to sell two 5 room houses for $2,600, and one at $2,100. All are in desirable location and the price is very low. Co. C. NEWMAN, Room 314, Telephone Bik., Dillon, Mont.
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