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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
8
The report claims a New York millionaire sailed his yacht abroad in search of treasure said to be buried on Cocos Island by Captain W L Morgan. The rumored hoard includes solid gold and gem encrusted ornaments taken from Peruvian churches during Inca times.
Dillon hosts a mix of visitors and residents with trips to nearby towns. Names include Dixon Browns Armstead, D. S. Curtis Apex, Walter Vance Melrose, Herbert Everett Melrose, W. H. Jones Twin Bridges, Mose Smyth Blaine, Thomas Pierce Horse Prairie, and William Dunn Salt Lake City. Also reported are birth at Barrett Hospital of twins to Frank and Mrs Moore, and a series of ads for rooms, painting, cement work, Tattersall’s shopping, and farm inquiries.
Harry Rousse arrived in Dillon on Tuesday from Kalispell and will spend time here to look after business tied to Beaverhead county A-No. 1 mining property interests in the area.
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Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co reports January 1924 as its largest month, with buyers spread across many occupations. Salesmen led purchases at 9.4 percent, followed by shop workers and miners at 8.7 percent. farmers rose to 6.8 percent signaling farmer income gains and broader market recovery.
Robert E. Smith of Ludington Michigan praises Foley Cathartic Tablets for gentle effective bowel relief. The ad is placed by Potts the druggist and highlights the product’s prompt action and Smith’s testimonial.
John W. Brogan of Adams Mass praises Foley Pills as the best diuretic for kidneys and improved function. The ad explains Foley Pills flush the kidneys to remove waste matter and urges readers to try them, signed Potts the druggist.
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