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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
6
The Inter national Newspaper Bible Study Club invites readers to join Local Clubs and answer 52 weekly questions to compete for Gold and Silver Medals, Bibles, and books. Prizes are awarded based on marks from written answers and a back question available from the office.
Contest rules require each contestant or family to be paper subscribers to qualify for membership in the International Newspaper Bible Study Club and Local Club. Participants must answer 52 weekly questions starting March 14 1909 with all answers in the paper within two weeks after the period. Answers limited to 200 words each, written on one side only and include author name and address.
First five contestants receive gold medals, next five silver, five win Teacher's Bible priced at 5.50, and thirty-five receive The Heart of Christianity priced at 1.50. Medals and books will be engraved with recipient names and award purpose. Participants urged to join studies for the cogency of their ideas, regardless of education level.
May 23 1909 the council at Jerusalem discussed Acts chapter 15 and 18. The golden text asserts salvation through grace. The club asks how good men differ and how to reach understanding when anger arises over mere opinion. Circumcision as originally a health sign evolves into a national covenant symbol.
A crisp sermon fragment exploring salvation through faith and deeds grounded in James teachings. It questions circumcision and church council rulings, then shifts to social harm of saloons detailing their impact on employment, nerves, and moral character.
In Milwaukee and Chicago debates President Dickie argues abolition of the drink traffic. He asserts economic waste, social harm, and crime links, claiming prohibition is the most effective restraint. He lists five harm lines including reputation damage health and lost opportunity for patrons.
A classic 1920s style health ad touts Miona as a cure for stomach distress. It links poor digestion to dull health and claims rapid relief when used as directed with a guaranteed money-back offer from Potts the druggist at 50 cents per box.
An advertisement touts a cough remedy with a "Cures catarth or money back" guarantee. It markets a complete outfit with an inhaler for $1 and extra bottles at 60 cents, branded as Druggiata.
A tiny girl in a white frock with a pink ribbon bids farewell from a subway car at Grand Central. The crowd reacts with warmth as she waves and says goodbye, prompting blessings and smiles from travelers and train staff alike.
A court recounts a kitchen dispute as a judge notes at 10 a m only enough plates remained to set the table. Ausband dismisses the cook amid preparations for guests arriving.
A visitor asks a boy about his future and the boy replies twenty one. The exchange is recorded in Herald and Presbyter with a brief humorous tone.
The office will prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March and deliver it to the Assessor for assessment against the mortgagee. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated at Dillon February 13, 1807.
An order fixes the 1909 terms of the Fifth Judicial District Court across Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties. Sessions begin on specified Mondays and Wednesdays, with court opening at 10 a.m. at Virginia City and dated December 7, 1908, signed by Judge Botté-Lew L Carzawar.
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