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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
The Griffin News advocates proactive salesmanship urging readers to stop waiting for customers and to engage directly in promoting stock, emphasizing action over passive expectation to prevent opportunities from turning stale.
A reflective line from Holloway Horn stresses that listening to women is often a mistake, as men miss lessons from what she says and, more so, from what she omits. The quote highlights tone, hesitation, expression, and silences as key communicative factors.
Sterilization raises milk temperature to kill all germs but often creates a boiled taste. Pasteurization uses a lower heat to destroy most germs including disease germs like tuberculosis and typhoid, preserving flavor while improving safety.
India grows rapidly producing large cotton outputs and ranks as the world's second leading cotton growing country behind the United States, reflecting expanding agricultural capacity and export potential.
A reflection on how using moderate talents well earns respect and reputation beyond actual merit, drawing on Rochefoucauld.
A Paris quotation notes imitation diamonds claim parity with genuine articles in purity weight and sparkle. The statement emphasizes selling imitations at identical prices to fools the buyer.
A New York company, in business since 1900, switches from steam to electric energy provided by a service firm at 18 000 volts. The plant now converts city mains water into 800 pound ice cakes daily using electrical power.
Cholera visited British islands in 1881 82 and killed over 60 000. On the marquess of Sligo estate the largest rookery in Ireland, rooks fled the outbreak toward the sea or coast and many carcasses were found. survivors returned after the danger passed.
A Montana agricultural note urges attracting new settlers by proving definite gains from farming in Montana. It cites Iowa and Nebraska farmers adapting to lower costs, and reports recent corn shows in Custer and Yellowstone counties proving Montana can produce large, high quality yields with adapted varieties to entice migration and investment.
A terse remark about a man of integrity named g who trusts his fellows and respects women. The khate asserts all men have a price and that virtue does not reside in women.
A fragmentary line references a careful man advising on medicine bottles and a concern for an old woman and a cow. The text hints at caution about what to put in or on bottles, implying care over medicinal contents.
A MontanaDevelopment Association pitch extols corn and hogs as a profitable farming combination for Montana farmers. Low land prices and high quality corn, with minimal hog housing, are highlighted as keys to prosperity, predicting corn and hogs will become a backbone of the state's agriculture.
A Dillon testimonial promotes Doan's Pills as a kidney remedy. Mrs. M. E. Thompson of 19 N Railroad Ave reports years of kidney trouble with backache dizziness and blurred vision, saying Doan's relieved symptoms. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A reader muses on superstition noting the tin can key strip always breaks halfway open, questioning belief in inanimate curses and offering no clear explanation.
The absent-minded professor returns home late from a lecture and, upon entering his bedroom, believes someone is under the bed. A burglar replies, denying presence, prompting the professor to insist he heard a movement there.
Halley's comet appears about every 76.8 years with earliest observations around 240 B C. Its most recent sighting was in 1910 and the body has been commonly named Halley's comet since 1758.
A Thoreau quote on how a great book teaches beyond reading. He notes the need to lay it down and live by its hint, claiming the text slips away as one moves toward action. He suggests leaving a sermon unfinished to pursue decisive steps toward courage or duty.
Landon Taylor of Dorchester reports Foley Pills as the best he ever used saying they cured long standing kidney trouble. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant to flush kidneys and credits Potts the druggist for the advertisement.
John B. Mayfield of Dillon Montana, who held Additional Homestead Entry Nos 016099 and 021799 for lands in section 14 town 9 west, filed notice of intention to make three year proof before Fred Rife Dillon on March 2 1925. Witnesses named Harmon D Mayfield Samuel S Patterson Charles M Bonnifield and George Naysich of Dillon.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana January 29 1925 notices Mabel Whitworth Wagner formerly Mabel Whitworth of Dillon Montana filed to prove up a three year proof for Stock raising Homestead Entry No 022123 dated October 4 1921 covering sections 19 20 29 2 township 9 south range 6 west. The proof is to be made before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner at Dillon Montana on March 13 1925 with witnesses Thomas Flynn Otto D Bullis Clyde Smith Archie Gauchay all of Dillon Montana.
The text notes the American post office began in February 1691 with the general London office guiding US mail from 1707 until the Revolution. Benjamin Franklin became Philadelphia postmaster in 1787, marking the start of formal postal facilities in America.
Notice is given that Francis Hann through agent F M Wichman has applied for a U S patent for Isabella Bare Hill Maltby S and Francis H lode mining claims in Blue Wing district Beaverhead Montana. Survey details, boundaries, and adjoining plots described. published in the Dillon Tribune. F A Motz Register.
Sir Marius Peterson of Dillon Montana intends to prove up his stock raising homestead entry No 022539 made February 10 1922 for parts of section 8 and 10 township 9 south range 11 west before F A Hazelbaker at at Helena Montana on March 19 1925.
Albert Anderson Mads O Andere son Anton Christensen and Berg Christensen all of Dillon Montana appear in the 7 11 Register entry compiled by F A Motz indicating local named individuals and registration record details.
William Lever of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to claim land described in Homestead Entry No 022535 and Additional Stock Raising Entry No 022625 before United States Commissioner I A Hazelbaker at Dillon on March 27 1925. Witnesses Albert Anderson Eli Peterson of Dillon and Dixon Ambrose Brown of Armstead Montana.
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