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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
8
A busy Dillon page notes visits by Hazelbaker and various townsfolk, cattle auctions led by Clyde Moore, and multiple for sale notices including a U S Cream Separator and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Abstracts firm Southern Montana promotes prompt service as area residents discuss arrivals and departures.
Osteopath Dr. George Brownback moves his practice from 13 South Washington street to Phillips apartments North Idaho street suite II Ady-48-tf.
Washington march of nineteen forty five era notes soldiers sailors and marines at ninety military and naval establishments nationwide receive first hand information pairing up men with job opportunities and matching openings with qualified veterans for post service employment assistance.
A local testimonial from Mrs. Robert Moses of Dillon praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney issues after years of suffering. The ad claims quick relief and cure after a few boxes, priced at 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo listed as the maker.
Dr. Lincoln McConnell the Georgia orator will present his lecture The Devil and the Kaiser at the Normal on April 4. A southern evangelist with international renown his fiery talk denounces German kultur and has drawn wide praise in cities and cantonments as two of his sons serve under Pershing in France.
A schooner crew of nine natives from Rimatara survived fifty days adrift after a storm crippled their ship. They endured near starvation until Tahiti appeared on the horizon and a powerboat towed them to port. They credit divine aid for their unlikely deliverance as winds favored a path to Tahiti.
Will Irwin recalls a Y M C A girl aboard a train near Chateau Thierry who joined the fighting behind the division. She helped narrate the moment America stood firm and pushed forward as stray troops joined the advance amid ruined roads and cheering lines.
A parrot named Pretty Polly quips about war profits and food saving then sells to a rich munition worker for 1000 dollars cash. The seller says she should enjoy luxuries for life, despite the joke about his mother-in-law. No moral is implied in this patriotic satire from Indianapolis Star.
Seven year old James and his mother visit spinster aunts who show a collection of quilts. Jane proclaims first four patch and Marys nine patch made when seven. A vivid embroidered quilt of many tiny pieces prompts James to ask if it is an all patch.
Aunt Mary Wells from a Kentucky town recalls the old time ride on the corner. She cites a racist remark about "fool niggers" and notes people ride the merry go round for a dollar and exit at the same place.
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