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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
11
The piece argues for lightweight glass curtains hung beside windows to ensure privacy in American suburban homes. It contrasts English practices with American needs, noting bare glass gives a depressing look and that glass curtains provide both privacy and a visually finished exterior, using warm sunshine tones like Colonial or Oxford Cross.
An item recalls Indian Jack a Bannack born buck who died near Reilrock on May 12 after drinking a lethal jug at a Horse Prairie roundup camp. He died in camp with a Christian burial and no coroner inquiry. A later Dillon note mentions Missouri dance crowds, drunken conduct, minor fights, and no arrests.
FE M Slack returned from the Big Hole basin with 450 head of cattle, half sold to Frank Pendleton. American Wheelmen League members organized a Dillon club with J F Morse president and Frank Eliel secretary. Normal school board tentatively housed 40 students in private homes at 5 to 6 dollars monthly board weekly.
In Butte region news, Galde Mo Mastoad Athos Crosdes and spouse wed at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Orlando Maton Birchcreek. Wicomb and Taylor Bradley Cutie to Dillon tied to Missoula Beaverhead County high school athletes after a state meet. Miss Kather K Stone and T Judy married at Laurin Catholic church last Monday.
Safe for Children. Mothers demand a non narcotic cough remedy. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has supplied this demand for fifty years, becoming a top selling cough medicine. Children like it. Refuse substitutes. Insist on Volev's Potts the druggist.
Transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstracts Company title books for the week ending May 9 1925 include parcels conveyed by various owners to new buyers in Beaverhead County. Details show multiple properties with associated grantees and dates within the period.
Mrs. A W Wilson reports a lively Sunday school session focused on Philip and the Ethiopian Treas urer. A first offering and a birthday gift accompanied mothers day remembrances while two distant mothers remain honorary members. Readings include A Mother's Love and songs My Mother's Bible and My Mother's Song as the community flag is raised with Fly the Dear Old Banner. The library received ten volumes of literature and a store gift sold quickly.
The record catalogs US and private transfers across Montana counties including Bannack Bond Glen Station Blacktail Deer Creek Apex Centennial Slader Lima and Elkhorn districts. Notable entries show US government acquisitions totaling hundreds of acres and private sales to banks companies and individuals such as Mengel Harmon Hazelbaker and Cochran.
A pencil designed for surgeons marks the skin clearly for outlining incisions before operations, unlike ordinary pencils which fail on the body's surface, making this a specialized instrument for medical procedures.
Nature Magazine notes many flashes are multiple discharges along the same path. A vertical axis mounted camera tracks rapid succession shots at night with the shutter open until a flash occurs.
A short quotation attributed to J. G. Holland states that perfect love embodies the key to universal liberty. The line emphasizes love as a transformative principle.
The lion requests to be called at 7 30 in the morning and the lamb replies that it will likely wake when the Man does, a playful exchange cited from the Detroit Free Press.
Grit advises pouring cold water into a hot water bottle before adding boiling water to extend the bottle’s life and reduce scalding risk. The cold liquid prevents boiling water damage and eliminates air pockets that can cause splashes.
Finger nail defects and ridges are described with treatment notes. Local disease may require a physician prescription. Longitudinal ridges resist trimming but may be improved by thorough polishing.
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