Soot Destroyer at Tattersall’s and Dillon Briefs
Soot Destroyer at Tattersall’s advertised. Visitors Earl Nyhart and Jeff Cox of Blaine in Dillon. Roy Ayers of Divide attended to business. Ayers and Stone ads noted. Mrs. Robert Boone arrived from Los Angeles. Napkin. Rentals offered. rooms for rent. Legislative and civic notes mention union painters cutting wages by one dollar daily. Local items include beaverhead high students at Beaverhead. Numerous ads for Tattersall’s, land scrip, and farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nyhart
Jeff Cox
Blaine
Dillon
Max McGee
McHessor
Union Painters
Thomas F. Barrett
Nancy
Chester Barrett
Horse Prairie
Local notes on moves and events from town
Dr Best announces office move to Metlen block over Elm Street Stevensons. Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore motor to Bozeman for basketball tournament with Mrs G E Finch. Stewart family visits Dillon. Woman's Bible class to meet March 16 at Mrs Louis Stahl home. Paul Judge Gelhaus and Hugh Scully head to Bozeman for state tournament. Mrs H H Bates and children go to Columbus Ohio. Mrs Burfeind to stay with daughter. Woman's Auxiliary to American Legion elects officers for 1921 led by Mrs Clara Chapman and Zetta Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Bible
Methodist’ ‘Church
Louis Stahl
Paul Judge
Francis Gelhaus
Hugh Scully
Bozeman
Woman’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Clara Chapman
Lemhi County War Mothers’ Society Seeks Help for Hospital
Patriot citizens of Lemhi County Idaho struggle to raise funds to finish and furnish Lemhi County Memorial Hospital. They appeal to patriotic people everywhere with gratitude for any donation to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi County
Idaho
Lemhi County Memorial Hospital
South American Observations on Newsies and Commerce
A visitor reports that in South America the tame life is filled with music. Newsies sing about wages and purchases while peanuts sweets and fruit are advertised in recitative. The piece notes differing crafts and a monograph found in homes of most classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Demand the Best Famous Lemhi Creamery Butter
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon City Idaho advertises Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from pure Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores three times weekly. It promises to supply any dealer if stock is out and urges readers to mail for prompt restocking to assure families fresh churned butter at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Dillon
Salmon Creamery
Salmon
Idaho
Filipinos urge law to ban dog eating by Igorots in Philippines
Letters to the Interior Department, mostly from women in the United States, protest dog eating among the Igorots in the mountain province. They urge a law by the Philippine Legislature prohibiting sale and use of dogs as food, noting the practice and starving dogs before consumption. Secretary Kalaw says an indirect approach might work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Daily Bulletin
Department of the Interior
United States
Kalaw
Baguio
Sword of Miles Standish on display at Pilgrim Hall
Readers glimpse the relics of Plymouth’s Pilgrims during the ter centenary events. The Carmagens blade believed to have come from Crusades era bears inscriptions finally translated in June. One Arabic inscription reads a prayer about peace and divine judgment, reflecting the era’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Standish
Plymouth
Pilgrim Hall
Carmagens
Rosedale
Armerica
Dome of the Rock Jerusalem a focus for faith and history
The Zanzibar Gazette notes the Dome of the Rock as a central sanctuary in Islam and a site linked to figures such as David Solomon Omar Abd-el-Malek Saladin and Suleiman. It is described as the third holiest sanctuary and once the Kibla for Moslems in prayer. The piece also mentions the rock as Mohammed’s ascent to the seventh heaven and as the future scene of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock of Jerusalem
Ishun
David
Solomon
Mohammed
Mecca
Omar
Abd-el-Malek
Saladin
Suleiman
Zanzibar
Humdinger Christmas Wish Sparks Private Stocking Tale
A North Shore citizen recalls a playful exchange with a child about a humdinger Christmas gift. The scene centers on a private stocking request following remarks by an adult and Mr Jones about a prior discovery from the basement, with the publisher's auxiliary highlighting the humorous aspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Junior
Santa Claus
Hounds in Funeral Tribute for Squire William Selby-Lowndes
Twenty one pairs of hounds filed past the grave of William Selby-Lowndes, longtime master of the Whaddon hounds. The Whaddon Chase pack paraded from the village churchyard after the burial, with hunt members leading the famous pack past the flower lined grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Selby-Lowndes
Hunt
Missed Her
A light exchange in the Boston Transcript notes a bridge club losing a member, Mrs Gaussip, who was famed not for skill but for lively stories about her neighbors.
Beatrice of Thackeray Drawn From Real Life
The article profiles Beatrice, a Beatrice in Thackeray said to be drawn from life. Daughter of Col. Thomas Chudleigh and later Elizabeth duchess of Kingston, she wed Augustus Hervey Earl of Bristol after a notorious courtship. Her beauty sparked affairs, legal actions, and duels, then a second marriage to the duke. Despite losses she remained society’s fixture until death at sixty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
Beatrice
Col
Thomas Chudleigh
Elizabeth, Duchess of
Kingston
Augustus Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
London
Duke of
Paris
Weather forecasts ahead from solar observations
R M Stewart of the Dominion observatory told the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada that solar activity could enable forecasts of weather trends six months to a year ahead. He cautioned that precise precipitation and temperature forecasts may take 50 to 100 years of observations, but expressed confidence in eventual success.
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R. M. Stewart
Dominion Observatory
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Significance of Diamonds in Engagement Rings
The diamond is widely chosen for engagement rings because it is believed to symbolize and strengthen the bond of love between a man and a woman, reflecting enduring commitment and romance.
Bombay Declared World’s Most Crowded City
The piece claims Bombay is the most densely populated city, far exceeding New York London Canton and Peking. It notes Bombay’s small geographic footprint with about 190,000 tomuan Weings per square kilometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
New York
London
Canton
Peking
Bombay
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Go
Frank Hazlebaker, president of Dillon Montana based Southern Montana Abstract and Title Go, promotes prompt, complete abstracts and title services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres. Dillon
Mont
Dillon
Montana
Bannack and Washington Streets Church Services Notice
Edward Smith the minister welcomes the public to morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday school at 10:00 led by Prof. L R Light and Epworth League at 6:30 followed by an evening service at 7:30. The pastor will preach all day. Residence adjacent to the church. Phone 153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville T. Lougheed
Andrus Hotel
Dillon Greenhouses
Bannack and
Washington Sts
Edward Smith
L. R. Light
Epworth League
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Tattersall’s
Mrs
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Anderson Ranch
A. L.stone
Divide
Hazelbaker
Robert Boone
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Medicine Lodge
Legion
Tattersall’s. Adv
O. W. Smith
Matt
Aipha Telen
Beaverhead High School
Horace Hand
Junction
Ore
Adv
George French
Argenta
Albert Stamm
Frank Tate
David Evans
Melrose
Roy B. Herndon
Jean Bishop
Bishop-Anderson
Montana Hardware & Implement Co
W. F. Cashmore
G. E. Finch
Adolph. Stewart
H. H. Bates
Henry Burfeind
Foxy
Columbus
Ohio
Bates
Burfeind
Gota
Etree T
Potts
Seaway
New York City
Igoro Ig
Crane
Airways In Stock
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Ilgate
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated
Come
Burke Auto Transfer Company
KE. A. Burke
Propr
E. H. Brundage
Dillon Furniture CO
General Furniture Distributors
Land Office
Beaverhead
Cemago
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