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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
7
A New York daily note promotes a home made kidney remedy claiming to relieve kidney trouble before Bright's disease. The mix uses Fluid Extract of Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with directions to drink after meals and at night. It is praised for soothing the kidneys and claims to cure rheumatism and blood disorders by filtering wastes.
The city library has expanded its shelves with new juvenile and general titles. Highlights include Wigwam Stories by Miller, Under MacArthur in Luzon by Stratemeyer, Life of Napoleon by Rose, Life on the Mississippi by Twain, and The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Pyle, among others.
The Feeders Sale in Dillon will auction 400 to 500 horses at the stock yards on March 24. C. A. Smith heads the event with Wm Holland as auctioneer. Charles Conger serves as clerk. Horses range from stock to imported thoroughbreds, including 20 stallions aged one to four and eight full-blood brood mares averaging 1,840 pounds.
A western states conference proposes a substitute for Smoot Dixon and Mondell bills. It creates a 320 acre non irrigable land homestead while keeping irrigable and timbered land rules. Entry must be cultivated 1/8 after year one and 1/4 after year three with no commutation. Non resident entrymen in Utah may obtain access where domestic water is lacking.
Beaverhead cattleman John Lovell visits Butte with his family. He sold two carloads of mutton sheep to local butchers and plans more deals before returning home. Lovell has bought about 50,000 wethers and lambs for eastern and southern markets, shipping all out of Montana to stock centers nationwide. One lot set a record as the heaviest lambs shipped from the state, at 75 pounds each at five months old.
An aromatic nasal remedy called Ely's Cream Balm provides quick relief by cleansing and healing the nasal surface. Sold by druggists in 5c size. use until relief is felt and symptoms improve.
Proprietors announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm a liquid variant of the cream for nasal catarrh. Spraying tube included, price 75 cents. Available from druggists or by mail. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid preparation.
A medical breakthrough note extols Hyomei as a simple breathing cure for catarrh, supported by pharmacists and physicians from many states. Potts the Druggist in Dillon promotes risk free trials with refunds if unsatisfied. The text also mentions a New Orleans prohibition campaign by the Louisiana Anti-Saloon League ahead of May legislative meetings.
A March report notes Rep Pray introduced a bill for a 150000 appropriation to build a public building in Billings Montana. Other items include a 114-year-old obituary in Eastern Kentucky and Taft informing Senate Carter about Fort Keogh’s nonpermanent status.
The New York Republican state committee backs Charles E. Hughes for the presidency and urges party support ahead of the national convention. Also highlights drug ads and political notes like the Ozark national forest proclamation and a Crow Indian reservation bill.
John Riha of Vining Indiana endorses DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills after a year of use and sales. Potts the Druggist in Salt Lake City carries them. Also noted is a wage cut for Denver Rio Grande telegraph operators to sixty dollars.
A fragmented newspaper snippet discusses coffee, noting three quarters of coffee being untouchable and five grades of the top quarter. It mocks a grocer who demands payment and mentions Schilling’s Best in a satirical tone.
In Topeka March 10 a man sues Rev H C Stone for 5000 damages claiming salvation jeopardy after church membership refusal. Potts the Druggist markets DeWitt Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35c. In San Francisco March 10 officials unite civic religious and labor groups for rat plague eradication.
An array of short notices includes Manzan Pili Remedy in a collapsible tube priced 50c sold in Columbus with March 8. A movement to protect toads is led by Professor A C Pharro Gagge arguing toads curb insects and support health. Also promotional lines for Rocky Mountain Tea at 35c from Potts the Druggist Cleveland dated March 7. The Collinwood fire case identifies Miss Katherine Weiler among two teachers found dead, with total deaths at 167.
An advertisement promotes Beees Laxative Cough Syrup as a gentle remedy for coughs colds croup and bronchial issues suitable for children. The piece notes in Ormond Florida on March 9 two local automotive records were broken with a 60 horsepower French car covering 100 miles in 1 hour 12 minutes 65 seconds and Cedrino in a 60 horse Italian car doing the mile in 35 seconds surpassing prior marks.
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