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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
5
A longtime sermon argues that the Christian pulpit holds the highest authority on earth when the minister is divinely commissioned. It condemns laziness cowardice busy idleness infidelity and parasitical conduct, blaming such preachers for social ills and urging fearless gospel preaching to avert crime and revive faith.
Editorial from Juneau Alaska argues against repealing liquor laws and warns that dispensary systems fail. It cites British Columbia as evidence that commercialized liquor remains a problem, urging persistent enforcement and broader prohibition rather than limited reform.
A strident call urges postal workers and rural carriers to tidy offices and boxes. The message hints that Mr Stranger may return to witness benefits from these improvements. It stresses character building and wholesome influences through Sunday school guidance.
An illustrated weekly ad promotes the National Republican national political weekly. Special ten cent introductory rate, six weeks to one address, with remittance to Circulation Dept at 425 10th St NW Washington DC. Emphasizes history civics value for children and new women voters. Advertisement dated 17-18.
Notice advertises a found animal identified as a cow with brand OX.C on the left ribs. It asks the owner to call the office for particulars and indicates contact details for reclaiming the animal.
120 acre dairy and farm near Twin Bridges with good buildings, furnished house, spring water, strong water rights, 8 horses, 10 Holstein cows, 5 calves, 50 chickens and farm machinery. Priced at 70 dollars per acre with half cash. Also listed is a 400 acre cattle and dairy hog ranch nearby with 350 cultivated irrigated acres, 300 tons hay, 19 horses, 100 cattle, good water rights and forest permit, at 62.50 dollars per acre. Co C Newman Dillon Montana advertisement. 17-18
A Victorian era advertisement endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. Mrs. J L Hughes of Helena Sr. reports improved health after use, noting five years of no further kidney issues. The ad promotes 60 cent pills and cites Foster Milburn Co. as the manufacturer.
In this day of vicious influences it is imperative that parents seek out every agency which tends to safe guard and develop their children's moral and spiritual nature.
For Men Women and Children. Young or old all find in Foley s Honey and Tar a pure pleasant wholesome safe and successful remedy for coughs colds croup or whooping cough particularly if taken promptly. Chas Woods 2 Gable St Pittsburgh Pa writes I will not be without it in my house. Sold Everywhere.
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