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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
9
Tribune asks subscribers who miss editions to notify the office and reminds that papers should arrive regularly. Letters for the editorial department should be addressed to Editor Tribune.
A Portland banker reports regional farmers have stopped borrowing and begun work. He notes that with diligent handling the cow sow and hen can cover running costs, ensuring no debts at stores or banks come fall profits. This method, he says, will spread to nearby farmers as well.
E. J. Callaway, previously confined to his home due to illness, is able to return to his professional duties.
An old advert discusses how inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling sound and impaired hearing. It claims catarrh medicine can reduce inflammation and restore hearing, warning deafness may persist if the condition is not treated.
A reflective piece argues newspapers must cater to all tastes and reader types. It notes varied interests from sports, livestock, markets, books, churches, and society to general information, urging balanced coverage to satisfy a broad audience.
In the Bitter Root valley I will handle all local strawberries this season. Mr. John Mayfield manages Dillon orders, pricing, delivery, and collection. The season is underway with peak canning and preserving days ahead. Ady. 26-27.
The State Bank of Dillon offers illustrated pamphlets for potato growers covering seed selection, disease and pest control, harvest, grading, and storage. Call at the bank to obtain a copy.
Charles LaDue of Sheridan spent several days this week visiting in Dillon.
Weekly notes report on Mr. Finch mailing from Byron K. Tone former Beaverhead high principal and Mr Toan’s production foreman role at Clothcraft Shop Berea near Cleveland. Calendar items include a patriotic program July 4 at the training school auditorium and 139 students in summer school.
Miss Alice Russell a training school teacher returned this week from a fourteen weeks' vacation saying it felt good to be back in Montana Mr and Mrs Dixon Brown of Armstead were in town yesterday and joined in the welcome back remarks by locals.
A growing Sunday crowd at Elk Horn Springs shows larger visitor spending and rising popularity, with expectations for a busier season than before.
Miss Addie Baldwin left Wednesday afternoon for Chicago and will visit her old home in Minnesota before returning to Montana.
The Sheridan Forum notes attendees at the State Normal college in Dillon this summer include Mrs. Lucy Winslow, and Misses Fileen and Mary Funk, Marjorie Dudley, and Helen Thompson.
Hauling freight passenger or picnic parties offered by Western Motor Supply Co. Contact J T D Moran phone 53 J.T. Moran. Propr. Advy.
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