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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
11
A piece extols fresh air and sunlight as the proper stimulants for beauty and health. It urges avoiding indoor excess, favors outdoor exercise like walking and swimming, and recommends light breakfasts without strong coffee, noting oranges toast and milk as wholesome.
A mob of masked men hanged John A Jessrang in Beaverhead County Montana jail between 11 and 12 o clock pm on March 6 1888 after entering from the jail yard and securing the keys. The coroner said death was by unlawful hanging and the scene moved to potter s field. The act was described as an economic measure possibly saving the county five thousand dollars.
Martin Barrett of Horse Prairie and wife recently returned from Old Mexico. Col Decker travels from Greg son and other resorts where he trained for the ring and aims to meet Carson champion after the 17th. T. J. Mulaney won the booby prize at the Timer whist party on Monday evening.
The Tribune notes the city baseball league is now an assured fact as the local scene moves toward formal organization and schedule planning. Officials anticipate league structure and team participation details to follow as plans advance.
The article lauds President Coolidge entering the White House with a matured, well balanced leadership. It notes he now has opportunity to shape a ready government, confident the people will support a united nation pursuing peace and prosperity over the next four years.
The commentary jokes about defense of New York against an imagined air assault and laments on political topics. It notes France seeking aid, Lafayette as a costly visitor, and oysters as a proposed typhoid inoculation measure.
The piece urges readers to direct investments to local mills banks creameries quarries and other regional businesses that hire labor and deploy capital. It argues funds kept local support the community that produced them rather than helping distant communities grow.
Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound offers a narcotic substitute free cough remedy. The advertisement notes all ingredients are printed on each carton and credits Potts, the druggist, for dispensing it.
The poem contemplates mortal frailty and faith as night falls while invoking divine presence. A closing image speaks of death’s call and a hopeful passage to higher realms through grace. The piece ends with a signature, E. L. Hurley, and a separate note about Havre Hill County Marketing Association.
Irrigated farm to let cash or shares acreage to suit fenced ditch ed springs house barn corrals garden ample water machinery tools tractor close to station town school auto roads rich soil. Lessee must be able to finance himself and be a good irrigator. Write box 416 Dillon Montana. Adv 2-1 £
Real estate transfers reported by Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending February 28 1925. The list records property changes and associated books and pages as filed with the title company.
Patent and deed notices list lands from Snowline to Armstead and Gibbons with prices or nominal consideration. Related filings include water rights, townsite property in Lima, and an affidavit for Reeder's Fraction Dillon. Various Dillon Montana companies file annual statements for operating year records.
When a child is constipated or ill many parents use California Fig Syrup to ease stools and purge bowels. It claims to contain no narcotics, has no soothing drugs, and children like its taste. Mothers are warned to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with full directions on the bottle.
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