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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
5
Mrs. A. Lechner of Clifton New Jersey reports kidney pills by Foley helped her rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision and grants permission to use the testimonial. Sold everywhere.
Interest grows in the Tribune puzzle picture contest as entries flood in. Participants hunt objects starting with the letter b, with several weeks left to submit. The puzzle appears on page four.
President Harding selects Col. Michael Friedsam of B Altman & Co to study Europe trade conditions. Friedsam, former head of the Fair Price Commission, suggested that the public can gauge fair prices by reading advertising.
Harvard Bureau of Business Research finds retailers net profit under two cents of every dollar, with costs for goods, salaries, rents, and advertising detailed. The piece argues merchants provide service and daily necessities, while others profit less than two percent of sales.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 10 1922. Details include names of grantees and grantors, parcel descriptions and recorded dates reflecting property transactions in the Beaverhead area.
United States to multiple buyers acquire 161 to 320 acres on Horse Prairie and Big Hole basin, including Orland S. Bird west of Dillon. Deeds and distributions involve Corinne hotel, Carroll placer mine, a Kentucky Avenue lot, and 80 acres near Grayling. Notices include water appropriation in Centennial valley, corporate articles, and annual statements for local companies.
A brief musing compares opposing proverbs on effort and wealth. It notes cold polar conditions and explorers credibility, questions grind for the poor, and suggests thorough, honest work as a practical asset amid few who truly deliver.
Bible school at 10 a m led by H Cameron Gowen. Morning worship at 11 o clock. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Evening worship at 7 30. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30. Pastor Geo MacDougall invites all to join.
Timeless cough and cold medicine praised by users across the country. Professionals and families cite relief without opiates and safe for delicate stomachs. Quotes from Foley's customers claim strong results and decades of reliability.
Rev Ma Matthews argues the tax burden stems from corrupt use and bloated machinery. He urges dismantling bureaucratic waste, ending the spoils system, and structuring merit based offices to cut taxes substantially.
An editorial contrasts a Newark man fined five cents for illegal liquor with a Des Moines case where Judge Woodrough imposed a 200 dollar fine and sixty days in jail on a repeat offender. It argues judges shirk duty and weakened enforcement fuels contempt for law.
Beav erhead valley farm and stock ranch offered for sale seven miles from Dillon and one mile from station. 260 cultivated acres with water rights, 60 pasture, 100 alfalfa, 100 in wheat oats and barley, 60 summer fallow. Includes crops six work horses two milk cows farm machinery and buildings. Price seventy eight dollars per acre with terms. C C Newman Dillon Mont teleph one block. 23 24.
A driver encountered a swift loss of cash in a brief roadside interaction. Authorities reported no injuries and are reviewing surveillance to identify the suspect. Proceeding with standard investigations and public safety notices.
A light human interest note on domestic roles describes a husband whose authority goes unspoken as his wife takes the lead in managing the household. The piece highlights quiet, everyday dominance within marriage.
Advertisement touts Krimp Krust bread as delicious wholesome and healthful from City Baking Co. 11tf
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