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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
5
Foreword reports Sallie and Curtiss married as society filled historic St. John's to capacity. The ceremony drew glistening attire and a thrilling organ, ending with rice showers as the couple departed for a Paris honeymoon amid Europe’s gay scenes.
Letitia Evans admits inviting the narrator to dinner before calling. The scene centers on her poised audacity and madcap impetuosity as she welcomes the narrator home after Curtiss Wright’s marriage, revealing tensions and curious intrigue in a tense reunion.
A young social figure described by a witness as about 20 and spoiled by luxury exerted indiscreet behavior at a party. She clung to Curtiss, dismissed family duties, and praised her companion while showing little interest in others present.
In a Birmingham living room a stylish crowd critiques Sallie’s looks and weight as Letitia chides fashion standards. Curtiss tries to smooth the talk while Sallie weighs whether a boyish figure signals chic status in the new era. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Letitia hints at secrets to come.
United States Veterans Bureau issues ruling on reinstatement of war term insurance. Applications must include sufficient remittance for at least one monthly premium and proof of insurability. Incomplete or post July 2 1926 submissions cannot be approved unless received by then. Regional manager C. T. Busha with B. A. Risley signed.
The county assessor's office assists local veterans seeking reinstatement of their insurance. The effort focuses on helping eligible veterans restore coverage and navigate related processes.
Over 10,000 high school girls are enrolled to date in the Third National Meat Story contest sponsored by the National Livestock and Meat board. Every state is represented as the annual story contest educates on meat topics. judges are prominent U.S. women home economists. Winners announced about June 1.
City officials in Wolf Point awarded contracts to apply crushed gravel on two principal streets. The project targets improved road surfaces and drainage ahead of seasonal weather. Work proceeds with supplier and contractor details to be finalized in upcoming council session.
A sensational crime report recounts a confrontation where a homeowner shot at one burglar and another suspect allegedly carried the wounded man away. The note to police emphasizes the danger and the presence of two intruders during the break-in.
A fragment notes gamblers or card players who seek fortune through card tricks and counting. It hints at risk and skill in betting, with emphasis on the luck factor in turning profit.
A vintage advertising blurb urges relief from bladder weakness with Foley Pills. It claims diuretic kidneys regulation after meals and at night improves comfort and sleep. A testimonial from Miss Sara E. Watson of Belvidere backs the product with satisfaction guaranteed.
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