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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1926

Page

11

Don’t Overlook A Good Thing Promotion and Pension Note

A Montgomery letter touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs chest soreness and throat irritation describing it as helping the user sleep and easing hacking. The ad claims a family usage for coughs colds and croup and mentions a Druggest Potts. Also notes only eleven Mexican War veterans over 95 remain on U S pension rolls.

Jas. Edwards Montgomery Ala Foley United States Pension Bureau

Lands and deeds pass in Dillon area transfers

Patents issued on Centennial valley parcels to Joseph O Garland and O Garland totaling 639.56 acres. Warranty deeds record transfers from Abram S Rife to Emanuel T Webster, George I Ditty to Bulah Gransberry, D F Mooney to William H Sharp, Jennie Harmon to Charles Pinkerton, and William H Sharp to Bessie Morey in Dillon townsite parcels. L O C locations include L E Smack for Hold Out lode claim. Final decree distributes the estate of E H Brundage.

United States of America Joseph O. Garland Centennial Valley Abram S. Rife Emanual T. Webster Dillon Geo. I. Ditty Bulah Gransberry D. F. Mooney William H. Sharp Jennie Harmon Irving A. Harmon Charles Pinkerton Dig Hole Basin Bessie Morey L. E. Smack Montana E. H. Brundage

Goitre Relief Reported By Nebraska Resident

Mrs L E Brabson of Lincoln Nebraska reports goitre relief after two days use of Sorbol Quadruple. Loss of voice choking spells disappeared within 24 hours and the doctor says the goitre is gone. The product is made in Mechanicsburg Ohio and sold at A Potts druggist in town.

L. E. Brabson Lincoln Nebr Sorbol Mechanicsburg Ohio A. Potts

Foley's Honey and Yar for Croup and Coughs Ad

An old advertisement urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Yar for croup, bronchial and flu coughs, claiming rapid relief and peaceful sleep. It cites a testimonial about use for children and grandchildren and notes Potts the Druggest as advertiser.

Foley

Get Acquainted For a Dollar Sub to Sunset Magazine

A promotional offer invites readers to send $1 for a five month subscription to Sunset the West's national magazine. The ad targets spare time agents and directs mail to 460 Fourth Street, San Francisco California. Ad 9 18.

Sunset—the West The Clean Fourth Street San Francisco Calif Adg

Fedges Josh A biting take on tax relief rhetoric

A critical column argues that many congressmen equate tax relief with taking money from taxpayers. It frames the issue as a misunderstanding of relief aims and policy impact.

Proprieter Seen Dining At Local Restaurant

A diner notes the proprietor is eating at a table inside the restaurant raising questions about whether the dining area is a safe place for patrons. No safety violations are reported and no evidence is presented.

Curious Catalog of Literary Tastes and Tax Tales

A jumbled column mocks various works from nursery rhymes to tax reports. It notes uneven plots and odd author traits, highlighting a March 15 swindle involving Uncle Sam and a surprising diamond robbery under the sports umpire delay.

Mother Goose A. Senator Belle System A. Ann Mei Sam

Hudson-Essex bets on value over flashy chrome and color

The Hudson Motor Car Co. champions a simple value line focusing on reliability, economy, and practicality at rock bottom prices. In a message to dealers, Hudson-Essex touts four standard cars shown at the New York show and stresses honest pricing and frank sales. Carruthers Motors Co. will import a carload of Hudson-Essex soon as the first load ever in Dillon.

Tone Hudson Motor Car Co Hudson-Essex New York Carruthers Motors Co Dillon

Five Lots in Stahl's Addition Offered for Quick Sale

Five lots in block 11 corners group lots 1 through 5 Stahl's addition Dillon are up for sale. Make an offer and address C. D. at the Tribune office. Adv 12-22.

Stahl’s Dillon C. D Tribune Office

Mistaken Identity Exchange in Formal Attire

A humorous dialogue reveals confusion over two men in suits. One character asks about a “stupid looking man in the blue suit” and learns the reference is to someone else, briefly clarifying the other man wears a dark grey suit.

Old lady admonishes boys over craps game

A humorous old-time caption records a sharp retort as an elderly woman scolds two boys caught gambling, with one boy quipping that the alley is the place, reflecting streetwise wit from a bygone era.

New Maid Proves Able Yet Needs Hands-On Help

A light anecdotal note remarks on the new maid's progress in a household setting. The quip highlights that while she is capable, she requires direct on-the-job guidance to properly make beds. The exchange reflects everyday domestic humor and work dynamics.

California Fig Syrup Ad Touts Gentle Calming for Infants

An old costumed ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for feverish and constipated children. It promises a soothing taste, no cramps, and urges asking for the genuine product with printed directions on the bottle to avoid imitations.

California

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