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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

11

Rural telephone use shows large time and travel savings

A study of three farmers using rural phones records 30 days of calls and distances to town. Business calls totaled 39, 70 and 91 for 160, 320 and 960 acre farms, with one-way miles 153, 216 and 444. At 5 cents per mile, saved travel costs far exceed the $1.50 monthly rental.

Prove Value of Telephone Line to the Farmer

Rural subscribers of the Golden Valley Telephone Company in Beach North Dakota protested high charges. The president and general manager conducted a live demonstration to prove the service saved time and travel, and offered social value and emergency protection. The investigation used novel methods and yielded surprising results.

Golden Valley Telephone Company Beach North Dakota

Wanted Information on the Anatomy of a Man

The verse asks where a man can buy everyday body parts and features such as a knee cap, hair lock, eye academy, crown gems, nose bridge, roof of the mouth shingles, toe nails, tongue slip, ear drum, stomach coat, elbow crooks, and shoulder blades. It poses a rhetorical challenge about knowing what each part does and if misdeeds might send them to jail.

Corner Spat Sparks Smugglers’ Tales On Piggly Wig Gly

Unclear dialogue hints at a local buzz around a corner labeled Piggly Wig gly. Smythe mentions a squeal while Dyke asks about recent reading, suggesting rumor or gossip in a small town setting.

Smythe

Foley's Honey and Tar Aid for Bronchial Trouble Ad

Mrs Red mile of Richardson Park Del writes of years of bronchial trouble and whispering speech. She says Foley's Honey and Tar gave quick relief after several ineffective remedies. Potts the druggist advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma bronchitis hay fever throat and chest trouble.

Manners on Salt Spills and Theater Etiquette

A reader asks about table spills and serving order. The reply states the maid clears spills, a man should offer to the lady beside him to show she is served first, and in movies or church a woman should precede a man in aisles and seating when possible, with couples leaving single file in crowds.

Mas. E. M.S

Household Health Tips From a Past Era

Advice warns against cutting cuticles to avoid faster growth and suggests pushing them back with an orange stick. A simple gargle of salt and lukewarm water is recommended for sore throats. For warts, cinnamon oil is claimed to cause disappearance.

Dear Doc Swag Readers Health Q&A Column

Dear Sarah Sleepless Sarah asks if a young lady should go to bed before 10. The answer urges waiting until the room is clear before retiring and frames guidance in Doc Swag’s columning style.

Doc Swag Doc Sarah

Oil Pipeline From Cat Creek Field Averages 7000 Bpd

The pipeline running from the Cat Creek field now moves about 7,000 barrels per day. The figure reflects current throughput and may indicate steady production at the syndicate's facilities.

Cat Creek

Woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills for cure of back pain

Dillon resident Mrs. Sarah Williams says heavy lifting weakened her kidneys and caused back pain and dizzy spells. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports full relief and no further trouble. Sold 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Adv. 25-21.

Dean Dillon Sarah Williams Pacific St Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Mining and property transfers and an alias summons list

Listing of multiple deeds and a water right in Montana plus an alias summons in Bea verhead County. Transfers include Lark quartz lode near Elkhorn and land trades in Arm stead Lima and Wisdom with nominal sums, and a water right on Hirschy Springs. Also notice of a quiet title suit over the Berlin Lode Mining claim in Beaverhead County with standard court summons and response deadline.

B. P. Goodwin Alice L. Maguire Elkhorn R. R. Rogers Beaverhead Transmission Company East Bench Pierre Giraud Delphine Giraud Alexander Peyre Fessie B. Peyre Etienne Peyre Ernest Peyre Richard Gallagher Lima Rasmus J. Peterson Louis Christensen Glen Christian Yegen Laura B. Yegen Peter Yegen Margareth Yegen Lottie S. Kimmel Florence Ames Armstead John W. Carney Syrene M .Sprinkle Glendale Street Emma Staudaher Dalma Williard Sage Creek Floyd J. Goddard Henry B. Milley Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Patrick Toole Edna May Duffy Joseph Henry Toole Schmidt Estate, Inc Sebastian Wagner Valentine Wagner Magdalena Wagner Johan Christopher Wagner Peter Wagner Peter Wagoner William Herman Mamie Anderson Copeland Louise Anderson Elizabeth C. Dillman Elizabeth C Fritz Kesler Benjamin Bradford Berlin Lode Range Beaverhead County W. E. Stephenson

Good Judge of Liquor Finds Cure in Mayr's Remedy

“Since a young man I had a liking for liquor and was considered a pretty good judge of it.” Chronic drinking brought stomach trouble. A druggist suggested Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, now reported as cure. One dose proves it, with money refunded. Potts, the druggist, ads. Tribune price.

Mayr Potts

Oil firms prepare to spud near Genoa and Woody structures

The Montana Giant Oil company plans spudding six miles south of the Teton river on the Genoa structure while Middle States Oil rigs up to drill on the Woody structure in Hig Horn county.

Montana Giant Oil’ Company Teton—river Genoa Middle States Oil Company Hig Horn County

Public sale of surplus Army Munson shoes announced

We have purchased 122000 pair U S Army Munson shoes sizes 6 12 to 12 from a major government contractor surplus stock. Leather, tan color, bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof, value $6.00, offered to the public at $2.96. Pay on delivery or by money order. If not as represented, refunds cheerfully available. National Bay State Shoe Company 296 Broadway New York NY.

U.S. Army Munsons U. S National Bay State Shoe Company Broadway New York, N. Y

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