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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

11

Summary of Mildred Cram and related revealings

The excerpt reviews Mildred Cram’s M aters Under the Bridge SM in Harpers Bazaar, highlighting the melodramatic tale of Sin genius choosing to live and die like others. It also previews Gouverneur Morris’s The House of Orme in Hearst’s International, plus Maria’s Story in Smart Set, noting two brothers and a young Italian couple facing ambition, poverty, and adoption.

Mildred Cram Harper's Bazar New York Ugo Gregory Ugo Hedda Gabler Gouverneur Morris South House of Orme Hearst International Cosmopolitan New South Brant David Nora Maria Smart Set America Silvio

Helena P T A Officers Named and Films Advocacy

The Helena Parent Teacher Association outlines leadership changes and a push for better films for children. It cites Mrs Chivers work in eliminating slapstick and bringing quality pictures, plus campaigns against the Equal Rights bill and support for Xmas seals and children’s books. Activities include parent classroom visits, father and son banquets, plantings on school grounds, and fundraisers aiding libraries and needy children.

Peter Pan Helena Children’s Books State Department Fitzsimmons Lewistown

National Poppy Week Acknowledges Legion Poppy Drive

National Poppy Week highlights 2,000,000 poppies made by disabled veterans in states including Arkansas California Idaho and others under the American Legion Auxiliary. Veterans are paid per piece and extra for labeling. Over $25,000 paid to needy service men this year. Poppy profits exceed $200,000 with most to relief work. The Auxiliary requests 10 percent for the Child Welfare Fund. Public urged to buy a poppy May 23 to 30.

Arkansas California Idaho Ansas Minnesota Missouri Oklahoma Oregon Kentucky Virginia Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Department Legion National American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Child Welfare Fund Otter Lake Michigan American Legion

That Horrid Boy and the Reform Talk

A discussion on reform movements and parenting emphasizes that teachers are mothers and should be supported at home. Mr. Klemme from Intermountain College outlines boy development, inherited traits, and the need for preparental exams. State officers are listed: Luedke president, Jackson first vice, Hilbert second vice, Barwell secretary, Fitzsimmons treasurer.

Luedke Lewistown Jackson Great Falls J. H.iilbert Dillon Bariwell May. Fitzsimmons Helena Alma V. Waldori Delepauts

Public administrator sought in Beaverhead county

The 1883 Tribune notes a vacancy for Beaverhead county public administrator seeker's old-timer and Christian status. Glendale football draws all able men for kickoff drills. Dillon plans a patriotic Fourth celebration. A letter estimates ore shipping costs rose by 2.50 per ton since the railroad era, with current costs around 30 per ton versus 27.20 earlier.

Beaverhead County Blue Wing Salt Lake

Maggie A Gibson christening marks Bannack dredge debut

On May 28 Bannack celebrated the christening of the dredge boat Maggie A Gibson owned by Chicago Mining and Development company. Mrs Maggie A Gibson broke a champagne bottle amid cheers as the Dillon band provided music and locals including Sam Patterson Tom Barrett A L Stone Eugene Poindexter Sam Arndts George Jewell Lorenzo Cushing John F Bishop Chris Snyder L P Phillips H D Weenink and W Cashmore attended.

Bannack Maggie A. Gibson Chicago Mining and Development Company Dillon Sam Patterson Tom Barrett A. L. Stone Eugene Poindexter Sam Arndts Geo. Jewell Lorenzo Cushing John F. Bishop Chris. Snyder L. P. Phillips H. D. Weenink W. Cashmore

Baby Boy Born to Cashmore Couple

Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore welcome a baby boy born last Saturday in the city. Mrs M A Henneberry and her husband left for Billings that Saturday afternoon for their son Archie’s graduation. Eastern wool buyers offer 18 cents for Beaverhead clip. Twenty one jail inmates are served three meals daily.

W. F. Cashmore M. A. Henneberry Billings Archie

Old Mr. Carter Helped by Simple Mixture

An ad touts Adlerika as a simple buckthorn bark mixture that relieves gas in ten minutes and eases a full bloated stomach. It claims to remove old waste matter and aids chronic constipation, featuring W. W. Carter’s testimonial at age 60. Potts, the druggist, endorses the product.

W. W. Carter Potts

A Good Thing Dont Miss It Free Trial Pack

Send your name and address with 10 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa for a trial package of Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles and indigestion Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for cramps and diarrhoea Chamberlains Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments Only 10 cents and this slip.

Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

Immigrant Citizens Are Admitted In District Court

Neils Lauritsen a native of Denmark and Joe Pace from Sunny Italy were admitted as citizens of the United States in the district court last Monday morning in a formal naturalization ceremony.

Neils Lauritsen Denmark Joe Pace Italy United States

Trial Set for May 25 in Illicit Liquor Case

Martin Sorenson and Richard Schwab appeared before Judge H. G. Rodgers in district court on charges of illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor. Both pled not guilty and separate trials are scheduled for May 25. Attorneys Smith and Kelly defend the defendants. Stanford-Contract awarded at 80,000 for Judith Basin courthouse.

Martin Sorenson Richard Schwab H. G. Rodgers Smith and Kelly

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Endures Fifty Years

Safe for children mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been a top selling cough medicine for fifty years. Children like it. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Potts the druggist.

Foley Foley’s. Potts

Sugar Beets and Seed Peas Improve Prospects

Simms reports heavy plantings of sugar beets and seed peas, with a favorable crop prospect.

Simms

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