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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

6

Grain Prices and Tariff Spark Argentine Corn Debate

The Helena Record reports that bulk Argentine corn entering duty free under the Underwood bill caused a sharp drop in U S grain prices. Critics warn the tariff will bite American farmers hard while rail and packing trusts may shield consumers. experts foresee continued Argentine competition and possible broader losses in corn wheat and oats.

Helena Chicago Associated Press Gulf Atlantic Kansas City Steel Trust New York New York Journal of Commerce United States Galveston New England Montreal Spokesman

Wilson’s New Jersey Defeat Shocks Nation

The article reports President Woodrow Wilson’s crushing loss in New Jersey where his campaign in a district recently held by Democrats led to a dismal finish. It notes Wilson’s minority presidency stemmed from Republican and Progressive split and highlights the near reunion of those factions in the Seventh District.

New York Evening Sun United States Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Wilson

New Jersey Rebukes Wilson in Seventh District Victory

The Seventh New Jersey district returns Republican Drukker over Democrat O Bryne, seen as a rebuke to President Wilson after heavy Democratic campaigning. The result echoes Foss’s 1912 win and signals a shifting tide toward Republicans ahead of 1916.

Drukker O'Bryne New Jersey Wilson Foss Panama

Petrified shoe sole may link Clark to 1805 expedition

In Three Forks Mike Walbert uncovered a perfectly petrified leather shoe sole thought to be from Clark the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1805. Archeologist L M Pitman supports the find, noting Clark’s heel-dominant gait and worn inside sole as evidence. In Bozeman, Gallatin county seniors plan inexpensive graduation dresses with a strict price cap to ease hardship for modest budgets.

Three Forks New Methodist Church Mike Walbert L. M. Pitman Clark Mr. Pitman Walbert Bozeman Gallatin County High School Mae Erwin

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Claim

A. T. Kelley of McIntosh Alabama praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney troubles backache and rheumatism saying they are the best remedy. Druggist Potts endorses them as the best thing for backache and weak back. Advertisement copy promotes widespread satisfaction and urges others to try the pills.

A. T. Kelley McIntosh Ala Potts Adv

Feel Dull and Sluggish Start Your Liver to Working

An advertising claim touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a quick fix to liver sluggishness and constipation. Endorsed by J. L. McKnight of Ft. Worth Texas who reports complete relief from disagreeable symptoms. Potts the druggist promotes the product as a wonder cure.

J. L. McKnight Ft. Worth Texas Potts

Potatoes Sent to Front from Fort Keogh

Billings reports twenty two cars of potatoes and nine cars of horses shipped from Fort Keogh at Miles City to Galveston for use of the United States armed forces.

Billings Fort Keough Miles Galveston United

Army units march through Billings on weekend

The States army passed through Billings Saturday night. Fort Keough serves as the remount station for the United States cavalry where scores of horses are trained each year.

Whooping cough relief advertised by Foley remedy

An old newspaper ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for children with cold like illnesses and coughs including whooping cough. Mrs. Shipps of Raymondsville Missouri endorses it, noting good results and praising the medicine. Potts the druggist is mentioned.

Foley

Sheepherder Shot in Billings Quarrel over Range

Dan Peck a sheepherder shot and seriously wounded Chris Grill owner of a sheep ranch on Spring Creek south of Laurel. Grill was taken to a hospital in Billings. Peck surrendered after the shooting declaring he had killed a man and is held in county jail awaiting the outcome.

Billings Dan Peck Chris Grill Spring Creek Laurel Grill Peck Peek

Kidney trouble ad promises relief with Poley Kidney Pills

The ad claims dull sensation and swelling in hands and feet signal kidney trouble and promotes Poley Kidney Pills as a tonic and strengthener to restore kidney function. Potts druggist is named as the seller.

Potts

Great Falls adopts Poole County in special election

In a special election held Saturday voters created Poole County with an 80 percent share of the total vote. Shelby was chosen as the permanent county seat.

Great Falls Poole County Shelby

Lost Man Found Near Scobey After Snow Storm

The body of James H. Livingston, missing since March 20 during a snow storm, was found Sunday by a searching party near the Frank Cusker ranch on the Popular river about twenty five miles from Scobey.

Scoby James IH. Livingston Frank Cusker Popular River Scobey

Good Roads Congress Dates Set for Great Falls

The Montana good roads congress and the State Automobile association schedule meetings in Great Falls on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday August 10 11 12. Community leaders plan discussions on road improvement and automobile policies.

Great Falls Montana Good Roads Congress State Automobile Association

Stubborn Cough Advertises Foley's Hang and Tar

Potts the druggist advertises Foley's Hang and Tar Compound to heal raw inflamed throat and bronchial surfaces. It claims the product stops stubborn coughing by strengthening weak spots and preventing tearing coughs. Refuses substitutes.

Foley Potts

Montana State Press Convention Dates Set at Lewistown

The Montana State Press association names July 23, 24, and 25 as the dates for its annual convention to be held in Lewistown.

Lewistown Montana State Press Association

Willing to Tell in Court Over Corn Remedy Brag

A lawyer questions a witness during cross examination about a vying inquiry. The witness quickly produces an advertisement claiming to be the agent for Dr Korker’s corn and bunion destroyer, a reputed remedy used by European royalty and promising relief within twenty four hours with a money back guarantee, prompting court interference.

Quite a Difference in Love and Engagement

Ethel reveals Jack never loved anyone before Marie though they were engaged, while Boston Trimmscript notes the confusion as the speaker clarifies she only asked about love and not engagements.

Ethel Jack Marie Boston

Gusher in an Afr Field Sparks Prose Prospecting

A fragment from The Gusher hints at prospecting in Africa with references to Birmingham and a Herald origin. The readable lines mention a man who writes and a fund heey stung, suggesting a column note on oil field exploration and funding.

Hyomei Air Remedy Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

Advertisement touts Hyomei as direct to the spot treatment for catarrh head colds bronchitis and sniffles. It claims immediate antiseptic germicidal action and lasting relief with a complete outfit priced at $1.00 and a money back guarantee from Potts the druggist.

Potts

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