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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
5
A new third edition cookbook titled Tested Recipes issued by the ladies of the Baptist Church in Dillon Montana promises perfect results at high altitudes and elsewhere. The Tribune Pub Co. id Dillon will send the book upon receipt of 100 cents through sales agents. tf.
Bradstreet notes weak but rising buying with speculative purchases small. Dunn's price listing shows six declines to nineteen advances marking the forty-ninth straight week of declines. Federal Reserve weekly banks statements show postwar credit inflation canceled and prewar strength returning aided by foreign gold inflows and loan reductions in mid April.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of School District No. 36 Beaverhead County Montana at Lakeview up to 6 PM on June 1 1921 for constructing a school building. Plans are on file at Lakeview Post Office and at the Dillon office of Miss Sutherland Superintendent. Proposals must include a 3 percent certified check payable to the clerk. Specifications and blank forms available from the clerk. Right to reject any bids reserved. 1920 J H Bray Trustee M P Fitch Trustee Jack Hamilton Trustee Mrs M P Fitch Clerk. Our work is its own best recommendation. Let us make your abstracts Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Dillon Frank Hazelbaker Pres. ha Adv $tf. Drawing and lettering pens six styles in box 90 cents Tribune Book Store 18-20.
Beatrice Eves Heskett, a Wellesley graduate and noted health advocate, joins this year's Cad mean Chautauquas. She highlights physical training through recreation centers and schools, demonstrating simple exercises for all ages to maintain health with minimal effort and cost.
The piece reports Kansas Penitentiary warden J. D. Botkin addressing a Chautauqua on crime rise causes and prevention. Topics include trial delays, reforms, early pardons, capital punishment, and prison reform with Botkin described as a prominent public speaker.
The Chautauqua program quotes Warden Botkin as part of its open forum on inspiration to better living. Citizens are urged to hear him as a duty and pleasure, with compelling stories of men who have gone astray and found reform.
The Madison county industrial contest and track meet drew many despite rain with Twin Bridges winning track events and Sheridan placing. Prizes awarded in poetry, essays, spelling, and declamatory contests noted, plus strong school exhibits. George Grose of Sheridan died May 4 after months of illness. survived by wife two daughters and a son, with funeral services led by Rev. Cunningham.
The piece argues that business revival depends on real gains like new orders and useful samples, not debates by talk societies. It mocks the Non-Partisan League and similar groups for chasing grievances and predicts only a personal clash when two slogans clash.
A columnist argues that while calling a girl rosy cheeked is acceptable, using rosy nosed is improper. The piece cautions about affectionate wording and social decorum in contemporary discourse.
Adele F Woodward argues positive films educate and entertain, not merely deter bad behavior. She cites a seven year old influenced by a wholesome violin story, urges school boards to publish weekly endorsed film lists, and asks parents to patronize constructive cinema. Noté notes National Motion Picture League in New York for information.
A relieved patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing intense stomach and intestinal distress after doctors failed. The advertisement claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation across stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis. One dose proves, money refunded. Potts the Druggist endorses it.
The section received days of steady rain bringing a thorough soaking. Farmers stockmen merchants and bankers welcomed the showers praising the sustained rainfall that covered most of the state and eased dry conditions.
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