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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
8
Beaverhead County notes include residents visiting from Butte and Virginia City, ranchers from Armstead, Blaine, and the Big Hole, and entries for farm sales and baby chicks orders. Listings mention hay on Carroll ranch, four head cattle theft inquiry, and local business notices at Tattersall's and Hedges dragline purchase.
Frank Tate of Melrose transacted business in Dillon on Monday and Tuesday seeking all kinds of secondhand goods and offering top prices. Mr. and Mrs. John Kambich and their son Karl visited from Glendale, joined by a motor party from Blaine including Mr. and Mrs. Austin Linder, Mr. and Mrs. William Fullwood and daughter Sally, and Mrs. Frank Birrer.
The text explains that hyenas rarely laugh in mirth and that the spotted hyena’s giggle like sound signals annoyance rather than joy. It notes that laughter among animals may misuse the term with the jackal emitting a eerie laugh when pursued by enemies.
Mrs. J. R. Porter of 302 S. Pacific St. credits Doan’s Pills with curing her kidney trouble and backache after a period of fatigue and dizzy spells. The ad urges readers with kidney issues to ask for Doan’s Pills, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The Dillon First Baptist Church invites participation in a progressive religious program with Bible school at 10, worship at 11 with the theme The Faith that Wins, and evening service at 7 30 The event emphasizes active church involvement in a growing world order Miss Ethel A Hoffman will lecture on Hawaii at the Training School auditorium Friday and Saturday at 8 15 Tickets sell after Friday at the Tribune and Waldorf s admission 50 cents for adults and children
An advertisement claims Adlerika with buckthorn bark magnesium glycerine and gas removal helps stomach upset in ten minutes. It asserts releasing old waste matter, reducing bloating and fullness, and easing chronic constipation with quick, pleasant results advertised by Potts, the druggist.
A Nature Magazine note explains that blue whales can reach lengths of 8 to 10 feet, and their mouths can hold 10 to 12 men standing upright. The throat diameter is about eight inches, highlighting the whale’s vast oral cavity relative to its narrow throat.
Geographers typically recognize five continents North America South America Eurasia Africa and Australia with Europe and Asia combined. Some mention a sixth continent represented by the Antarctic landmass.
A Brooklyn Eagle fragment notes that the glyptodon had an immense convex shell and extraordinary strength. It ponders why such a form failed to survive, calling the question a great mystery cited by authorities.
Dr. William Beebe leads a party from the Nazarunl river region reporting 777 vertebrate species in a quarter square mile of tropical jungle. Of these 450 are birds, a greater variety than in North America, per Collier's Magazine.
Safe for Children. Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has stocked for fifty years as one of the world’s largest selling cough medicines. Children like it. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Potts, the druggist.
The 56 Petroleum Company is relocating its drilling rig from Devil's Basin to the Cat Creek field to pursue new prospects and optimize production. The move signals strategic redeployment of equipment across fields.
Researchers over 380 years support the view that edentures such as sloths anteaters and armadillos originated in North America before migrating to other regions. This historical debate highlights the continent as the cradle of these mammals and traces their global spread.
The article notes nutrients in common foods for children’s growth. It cites lime from milk and carrots for bonemaking, iron from spinach egg yolk liver and lean meat, cabbage raisins and tomatoes, phosphorus from fish beans peas and whole grains.
A description from Nature Magazine notes a long hairy reddish crest on a moderately sized quail with a rich green plumage. It inhabits tropical forests from Siam to Borneo and Java, prefers dense woods up to 4000 feet, and rarely leaves the forest interior.
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