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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
8
A collage of Dillon items lists Tattersall's offerings and ads for sewing machines carpets and linoleum dressmaking and a variety of goods. Local visits and small town business notes include Carl Beardsley J H Brundage Geo Eichorn and others with mentions of lodging and transfers. Public notices urge telephone subscribers to submit May directory changes by May 20.
Wellington Koo entered Columbia University aiming for a diplomatic career and earned a PhD in international law with a thesis on The Status of Aliens in China. He was active at Columbia, editing the Spectator and earning Phi Beta Kappa honors, shaping his early reputation as a debater and leader.
Florists overlook ferns though many varieties are easy to grow. Baby maidenhair remains dainty with tiny leaves, while New Zealand maidenhair features a flattened stem and layered leaves creating several green shades. Giant tropical tree ferns reach five to fifteen feet fronds but aren’t suitable for a bouquet.
At Bollingfield Washington high army officials congressmen and aviators attended ceremonies marking Lincoln birth anniversary. The dedication featured the American messenger warplane in public debut, a small craft with 20 foot wingspan 7 foot height 60 horsepower and a 65 mile per hour speed carrying 240 pounds.
A Colorado sportsman now owns a Belgian gun praised by Popular Mechanics. The weapon features seven parallel .22 caliber rifle barrels clustered in a composite tube the size of a heavy shotgun barrel. Seven cartridges fire simultaneously via one firing pin and hammer, with a removable seven‑hole disk ejector that swings open when the lock is opened.
In Basking Ridge New Jersey a 400 year old oak near the church is proposed for the Hall of Fame by Miss Margaret Hitchcock of Morristown and Mrs William D Baneker of Basking Ridge. The tree measures about 15.5 feet in circumference at six feet high as the American Forestry Association documents its historic value.
Tony Tommy the Florida Seminoles chief becomes the first in his tribe to buy and operate a car after garage training in Miami. He travels weekly from his village near Fort Lauderdale to town at the wheel, wearing horn-rim glasses as his sole concession to paleface ways.
Transfers include Calvin S. Patrick 820 acres near Grayling and Margie Davis 820 near Blaine in warranty deeds. Samuel Leadbetter to John Peterson 120 acres in upper Bie Hole basin for 10 dollars. Lucy M. Ford via several Lima lots deals with Lewis C Ford Sr and Frank Sladers subdivision. Mining deed transfers include Mathias Dory to W R Allen for one third interest in Park Atlas and Washington lodes in Elkhorn. Oregon Short Line Railroad Co to Beaverhead Water Co for culvert near Bond for 5 dollars.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho urges customers to seek their fresh churned butter at Dillon groceries. They claim three weekly churnings and shipments, promising prompt restock if dealers are out. Mr and Mrs E M Yeaman of Salmon visited Dillon relatives this week.
The article traces the state's name from Algonquin and Blue Hill to the great bay and Tir feet, notes the transition from Massachusetts Bay colony to Province and then Commonwealth, and covers the Mayflower landing in 1620, Pilgrims' fate, expansion around Boston, and Massachusetts’ size and electoral votes.
A Dillon reader cites Mrs. Jack Wennett praising Doan's Kidney Pills for easing long running kidney trouble and back pain. After more than four years she confirms the remedy still works when needed and urges others to use Doan's as the dependable kidney medicine. Price 60 cents at dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A reflective aphorism urges self correction and steady progress. It notes a goose rushing downstream may not reverse course without insight and contrasts stubborn men with those who pause to rethink. The piece encourages using one’s noodle to make a better direction change.
Pansies and sweet alyssum with blooms and buds from prize seeds are available at Dillon Greenhouses. English caisses and mig nonette listed. Price is $1 per dozen, 8 dozen for $2.50. Phone 187-W.
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