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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

3

State industrial board case tests lump sum compensation

In Missoula Leslie Crusen's death prompted a lump settlement demand to Aetna. the state industrial accident board orders lump settlement, the company contests board authority fearing loss of death or remarriage protections. J M Burlingame elected president of a federation opposing state insurance field entry and advocating buyer seller cooperation.

Helena State Industrial Accident Board Missoula Leslie S. Crusen State Board Aetna

Sloan's Liniment Claims Rapid Rheumatic Relief

Advert says Sloan's Liniment quickly eases rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation in the affected area. A Philadelphia user reports knee relief after one application, praising the warming tingling comfort. Priced at twenty five cents at druggists.

Sloan James S. Ferguson Philadelphia

Montana Teacher Forfeits Citizenship By Marriage

Attorney General J B Poindexter ruled that a Montana public school teacher loses U S citizenship and the right to teach upon marrying a foreigner. The opinion answered Libby County Attorney James M Blackford’s question about a teacher who had taught two years and wed a non citizen who had not declared naturalization. The ruling cites federal law that citizenship can be forfeited by marriage to a foreigner.

Helena Montana J. B. Poindexter James M. Blackford Libby Office of the Attorney General United States

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer

A cutout coupon promises a trial package from Foley Co in Chicago after sending five cents and the name and address. Included are Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs bronchial issues Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets with Potts as the druggist. Adv. Im

Foley & Co Chicago Ill Foley Potts

Insurance Men Organize in State Federation

Helena H R Cunningham and George B Conway returned from Butte where they attended a meeting of insurance men and helped launch the Insurance Federation of Montana. Conway was elected to a leadership position.

Helena H. R. Cunningham George B. Conway Butte Insurance Federation of Montana Mr. Conway

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Warns Of Spring Colds

An advertisement warns that sudden winds and shifting seasons bring colds and grippe and may lead to a summer cough. It promotes Dr. King's New Discovery a pleasant tar syrup that soothes coughs checks colds and helps break up grippe with no mixing required.

Dr. King Adv

Park Wins Bozeman College Oratorical Contest

Lee Park of Bozeman won the local contest at the college Saturday to represent the agricultural college in the state oratorical and extemporaneous speaking contest to be held May 5 in Bozeman. John Hayes of Butte took second, and King Collins of Dillon placed third with topics on Secretary Bryan's resignation and the Mexican policy of President Wilson.

National Guard King Collins of Dillon Wilson

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Boosts Health Claims

The notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills as prompt and efficient aids to health. Potts the druggist endorses the product with a brief advertisement copy designed to appeal to readers feeling dull, tired, or suffering from backache or kidney trouble.

Potts

Farm Loan This Week in Helena

As soon as A D Stillman furnishes State Treasurer Rae with blank bonds the first issue of 100000 dollars will be executed. The form of mortgage prepared by Stillman makes every borrower of the first 100000 liable for principal and interest. The mortgage runs 25 years and 6 months, with provisions to meet the obligation.

Helena A. D. Stillman Rae Stillman

Farmer Seeks Buyer to Assume Mortgage Balance

A farmer aims to liquidate by finding a lender willing to cover the initial payment and another party ready to assume the remaining mortgage for the unexpired period, enabling settlement.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Promotes Liver Health

Anna Hawn of Cedar Grove endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best liver pill free of nausea or griping. Advertisement claims relief for constipation bloating sour stomach gas bad breath and irregular bowel action as Potts the druggist recommends.

Anna Hawn Cedar Grove

No Pay for Nose Helena

Ernest Richards seeks $5,000 from Libby Lumber after a mill injury left a nostril closed and a dead bone in his nose. The industrial accident law pays compensation only for disability and specific amputations, not for a nose injury. Richards has been paid for the time he lost from work.

Helena Ernest Richards Libby Lumber Company Richards Industrial Accident Board

Neighboring remedy praise for Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs Redkamp of Covington Kentucky recounts telling a neighbor whose child suffered croup about Foley's Honey and Tar. After a couple doses the child improved and the neighbor was pleased with the result. The ad notes the remedy helps coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Potts the Druggist. Advem.

Croup Foley Mrs. Redkamp Herman Street Covington Potts Advem

Great Falls Aviator Sets 11 Passenger Flight Record

Great Falls aviator Cliff Prodger reportedly set a new flying record by carrying 11 passengers to an altitude of 10 000 feet. The cablegram to his father J H Prodger confirms the achievement. Prodger trained in New York and was living in the city at the war outbreak, later going to England as an aviation instructor.

Great Falls Cliff Prodger Prodger J. H. Prodger New York England

Large Mill to Be Built by Montana Flour Mills Company

The Montana Flour Mills company plans a large mill in this city with Lewistown and Harlowton operations. Building costs near 100000, machinery about 100000, plus other charges bring total to 225000 excluding exterior elevators.

Montana Flour Mills Company Lewistown Harlowton

Railroad commission fights Great Northern over loading platforms

The state railroad commission pressed complaints against the Great Northern for ignoring orders to build loading platforms at Big Sandy and Oswego. The carrier has sixty days to comply and must show cause at Oswego on May 9 and at Big Sandy on May 10.

The Railroad Commission Great Northern Big Sandy Oswego

Meier’s Montana Farm Record Shows Steady Progress

John Meier, who moved to Dawson county Montana from Lindsay county less than six years ago, located on a homestead with about $1,000, built a comfortable living, and sold half his holdings for $4,500, illustrating what a real farmer can achieve on Montana soil.

Montana John Meier Lindsay Country Dawson County

Indian land dispute ends in fatal shooting near Lewistown

George Crawford aged 55, a resident with family in Alberta, Canada, was shot and killed Sunday about 25 miles from Lewistown by T. Berger described as a halfbreed. Berger is under arrest. The dispute grew from Crawford's successful contest of an Indian land allotment. few details are available and officials say there was no immediate provocation.

Lewistown George Crawford Alberta Canada T. Berger Crawford Berger

Roundup Hog and Dairy Shipments Rise in Musselshell County

More than 40 carloads of fat hogs have been shipped from Roundup since last November and over 15 carloads of milk and dairy cattle have been shipped in to Musselshell county farmers. Six years ago no hogs were raised in the area, according to local freight office records.

Musselshell County

To Rid Child of Worms With Kickapoo Lozenges Ad

An old advertisement urges parents to treat a fretful nervous child for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer lozenges. It recommends plain food outdoor activity and early bed, plus monitoring stools. The lozenges cost twenty five cents at druggists.

Adv. c

Alfalfa Winter Kill Damages Madison County Fields

Farmers in Madison county report 20 to 50 percent damage to alfalfa due to winter killing. Losses largely affect old stands, while one and two year old plantings appear uninjured.

Madison County

Wages Raised for Butte Miners and Smeltermen

Officials from Anaconda Copper and other mines in the Butte district announce a wage increase effective May 1. Miners and smeltermen at Butte Anaconda and Great Falls will gain 25 cents per day, setting the new minimum at 4.50. Salaried employees earning 300 dollars per month or less will see a 10 percent raise, contingent on copper prices above 25 cents per pound.

Butte Anaconda Copper Company Butte District Anaconda Great Falls Anaconda Company

Foley Kidney Pills Promised Sleep Through the Night

Painful bladder weakness and backache may signal kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as relief, with Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois stating he sleeps all night without waking after using them. Potts, the druggist, advertises the product.

Henry Rudolph Carmi Potts

Licenses Issued Boost Montana Wildlife Revenue

Helena Montana reports wild game and fish license revenue reached 73571 dollars last year with Game Warden J L De Hart collecting fees for all licenses. Over 70000 resident licenses were issued.

Helena Montana J. L. de Hart

Keep Your Skin Clean and Healthy with New Life Pills

An advertisement promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills as the sole way to clear skin by keeping bowels active and regular. It claims to move the bowels gently, stimulate the liver, cleanse the system, and purify the blood, calling it a splendid spring medicine available for twenty five cents at the druggist.

Idaho Trapper Tells How He Keeps Healthy

Daniel Sheehan of Dubois Idaho a fur trapper explains his use of Mayr s Wonderful Remedy. He reports quick relief from severe stomach trouble after four doses and plans more. The ad states permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and a money back guarantee.

Idaho Daniel Sheehan Dubois Mayr Potts Dillon, Mont Adv

Roundup Brick and Tile Company Incorporation Planned

Cash subscriptions exceed 13000 dollars as the Roundup Brick and Tile company proceeds to perfect incorporation capitalized at 50000 dollars. It will own 80 acres with two large coal veins and a seven foot shale vein, praised for pressed brick and tile. Work is expected to start after articles are filed.

Roundup Brick and Tile Company

Foley’s Honeynd Tar Compound Emphasized as Genuine

An advertisement warns against imitations and urges customers to insist on Foley's Honeynd Tar Compound for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Potts the druggist promotes the genuine product as satisfying many customers.

Foley S. Potts Adv

Large Flour Mill to Rise in Great Falls

Within the present week contractor C. O. Jarl of this city will begin work on the erection of a large flour mill. The project signals a boost to local industry and employment opportunities.

Great Falls C. O. Jarl

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A meet cut of three taps three times on the courthouse bell will be given. 41-tf.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Court House

Dog and Motorcycle Crash Ends Sightseeing Tour in Hartford

A Polaris Montana visitor riding in Joe Maddens Indian motor cycle with sidecar collided with a collie on Center Street near Knox Street. Marchesseau suffered scrapes and a bad knee while Madden sustained a torn hand and scratches as the bike and dog were hurt. The dog was killed and Marchesseau remained in Hartford overnight.

Manchester Conn Edward P. Marchesseau Polaris Mont Hartford Joseph Madden Joe Mr. Marchesseau Miss Mary Frank P. Madden Knox Street John McCluskey Mr. Madden

World's Best Corn Remedy Sold in Dillon

Sold in Dillon and recommended as the World's Best Corn Remedy by H. C. Burfeind and Kupfer Drug Co.

Dillon H. C. Burfeind and Kupfer Drug Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Bank OF Dillon Montana News of H. M. Cunningham National Council J. M. Burlingame A. T. Morgan Billings Havre Livingston Bozeman Kalispell Miles City Glasgow Federation Kins Collins Commission Vs. Railroad Alfalfa First National Bank of Dillon Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine First National Bank E. G. Farnsworth M. W. Bucy General Real Estate and Land Office Farm Loans and Insurance E. Lawrence & Co William’s Idaho Street Lewis & Walker North Wyoming P. O Butte, Mont Mrs May Gibson Grant, Mont Annabel Desmond South Atlantic St
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