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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
4
The article asserts beauty in women and plumage brightness in a peacock reflect general health. It cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring color and vitality after female illness, including a testimonial from Mrs. May Kelley of Sylvia Kansas who gained weight and recovered strength.
J E Morse outlines his oat growing system on his ranch near Dilton. He details land preparation including early irrigation, deep plowing, leveling, disc drilling with 22 to 24 discs, and seed treatment. He covers seeding dates, seed rates, irrigation timing, manure dam construction, and crop rotation with alfalfa to control wild oats.
Prof Linfield announces Montana Experiment Station seed trials in Bozeman offering farmers limited free quantities of spring wheat oats barley peas and potatoes as test varieties. Conditions require freight payment reporting results by November 1 and shipments limited to four grain varieties and two potatoes per person.
An extended sales appeal for pianos and organs at the Metlen Hotel in Dillon Montana. The ad touts low prices easy terms twenty five dollars down and ten dollars monthly and offers trade ins. It urges family education in music and invites interested buyers to visit and discuss options. Also includes notices of a county free high school board caucus and election set for April and a help wanted notice for ranch work.
Prince Kalanianaole known as Prince Cupid, a full blooded Hawaiian prince, wins the election to represent Hawaii in the 58th Congress. He defeats Robert W. Wilcox to become the territory’s delegate.
Bert worries about a flogging on principle after prayers with Billy recalling a prior punishment that left him sitting awkwardly for weeks.
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