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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
5
Bladder irritation disturbs sleep and causes burning itching backache and leg pains. The ad invites readers to try Cystex with a 48 hour test and money back guarantee at City Drug Co. for 60 cents. It urges persistence and promises quick improvement.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach Calif reports rapid relief from a dreadful cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says the product eased her irritated throat and stopped coughing, and she found it easy to take. The ad notes druggists sell and recommend it and urges readers to ask for Foley's.
An easterner asks a native about liquor availability in a western town. The native replies with confusion on the question, noting recent water supply shutoff and the town’s slow awareness of it. The brief exchange highlights scarcity and local priorities.
Dillon and nearby communities report a string of visitors from Armstead, Wisdom, Jackson, Dell, and Argenta. Twins born to Jack McLaren. Parke Scott welcomed a son John. Recitals at the training school, new signs on Idaho street, and a major fish hatchery egg total noted.
The report notes a marriage last week involving a groom named Kenison and a bride linked to the Wentworth family. Both graduates of Beaverhead county high schools, the couple's wedding was followed by a reception and a brief honey moon. The event included family members and local church attendance, with guests traveling from nearby towns. Also mentioned are former Dillon residents Carl and Charlotte Ballard visiting from Whitefish for a recent convention.
A nationwide April drive led by the Montana Tuberculosis association urges early diagnosis and education for childhood tuberculosis. The plan uses tuberculin tests and chest x rays, with volunteers from physicians nurses teachers and civic groups.
The American Legion sponsors Boy Scouts to build character and citizenship. Frank Miles defines justice as fair dealing, freedom as absence of despotism, and democracy as government by the people. Legion aims to bring 200000 boys into the movement this spring. O L Bodenhamer, national commander, stresses the citizenship duties legate supports.
A sharp exchange notes jealousy about a former kiss. One party admits moving on while the other laments lingering attachment, highlighting marital strain and a lingering memory from before marriage.
Fragmented snippets blend fiction and humor with quips about identity and a shy young mother. A brief dialogue contrasts recognition, disguise, and a nod to playful misdirection in a clipped prose style. References to Shrapnel and Ohio Councillor hint at satirical publication context.
The temple of the Escorial built by Philip II remembers the martyr St. Lawrence. Many Spanish kings lie buried on this site near Madrid.
A brief aphorism notes that true light shows itself and needs no proclamation. It emphasizes inner virtue and self-evident merit over verbal claims.
Native cedar posts eight feet long offered for sale at 25 cents each. Available only in car lots. Address inquiries to V. F. Dusenbery in Cardwell, Montana.
Mose recounts his air ride to the pilot with a playful claim of two rides. The pilot corrects him, noting only one flight occurred. Mose insists he had two fast rides in a breezy exchange reported by the Perry Point Bulletin.
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