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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
9
The fragment lists price points for different publication durations: One Year Two Year Six Months and Three Months with prices $2.50 $1.25 and 65 cents respectively. The text appears truncated but indicates a pricing scheme tied to time periods.
Officials announce twelve pages were entered at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter, indicating standard mailing status and processing for distribution.
A large building at Apex owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cheeley burned last Sunday. The fire started from a defective kitchen flue and leveled the store post office pool room and living quarters. Damage exceeded 2500 dollars, partly insured. A 200 gallon gasoline tank burned beneath the store and a house dog perished.
A fragmented line notes a debate on faith and virtue with a stance that truth lies with those who follow the righteous path. It references Benjamin Franklin in a garbled form suggesting a historical figure’s view on moral competition.
Fragmentary text discusses silence versus speaking on a matter. No clear entities or events are readable to identify people places organizations or dates. The readable portion emphasizes the tension between keeping silent and addressing an issue.
Mrs Ed Cushing hosts the Busy Bee club on Wednesday May 27 at the home of Mrs William Cushing on Railroad Avenue.
The Public Service Committee of the State Bank Division and the American Bankers Association with the Better Business Bureau outline common investment traps. They warn against high promised dividends, famed endorsers, ground floor schemes, inside tips, price artifices, risky telephone pitches, shady guarantees, questionable reorganizations, partial payment plans, prejudice appeals, real estate false security claims, mining and oil speculation, and invention fantasies.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet on Thursday afternoon May 28 at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jennie Nash. The discussion topic is Spanish Speaking Americans.
The Westminster Guild Delta Phi Chapter held its annual dining and picnic at Dillmont Park on Wednesday evening. About three people attended the event.
The Alpha Kappa Chapter met with Mrs. Frank Foltz on Monday evening for the final gathering of the season.
The Good Government club will suspend meetings through August and resume in September per club notice. Members are advised to monitor subsequent announcements for the exact restart date.
The semi annual meeting of Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs will be at the Methodist Episcopal church parlors on Tuesday May 26. A 10 a.m. business meeting will be followed by an afternoon session at 2 p.m. with outside speakers. All are invited.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. N. E. Stone.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. Monte Mathews this week at her home on South Washington street.
Mrs G T Paul and Mrs T B Luebben acted as gracious hostesses at a sequence of bridge luncheons held late last week at Mrs Luebben's home. The gatherings featured social games and light refreshments among friends.
United States motorists paid 80 million dollars in gasoline taxes during 1924 according to tax records. The figure reflects nationwide fuel consumption and policy revenue for road and transport funding.
Newman of Dillon Hotel advertises swap options in Dillon Montana with properties on Kentucky Avenue Thompson Avenue Pacific north of Wedum bungalows and six room houses priced at 2800 2500 and 1800 with five room residences and five choice lots listed.
Five of the best residence lots in Dillon just north of Wedum bunga lows are offered at 900 dollars for all. Contact Newman at 21 11 Le Dillon Montana for details.
Prompt Dillon fire department response averted a serious blaze at the Red Star garage when a basement oil burner malfunction ignited surplus oil. A dense smoke plume caused initial alarm but the fire was quickly extinguished with chemicals, leaving only smoke-stained walls and a light haze upstairs.
A physician produced a misnamed special edition of a newspaper for Lord Curzon declaring recovery certain. The staged bulletin aimed to lift his spirits with the appearance of positive news. It was presented as a trusted publication to influence his mood.
Undersheriff Kellum returned from Butte with Charles Retallack where a statutory charge had been dismissed recently and an information charging the same offense was filed in district court. Retallack appeared before Judge H G Rodgers. plea time set for today.
A fragment quotes John Ruskin saying a frail prop may puff a man up but cannot prop him up. The line reflects a critical view of hollow support and true strength.
The note explains bubonic plague as a rat disease with human cases mainly non infectious in practice. It clarifies that transmission is not typical person to person and emphasizes rodent vectors in disease spread.
A London Answers quip notes a boy’s definition of desert as a bald headed place where nothing grows, likening arid space to a barren spot. The remark captures informal wit about geography and growth.
A detective’s son, wearing rubber gloves, announces safety first as he leads a raid of the jam closet. The scene is described in The American Legion Weekly with a curious wartime mood and a focus on precaution.
Congestion on Paris sidewalks forces taxis to ferry people around crowds enabling odd use of taxicabs as pedestrians crowd the city streets.
The Bible passage Coolidge kissed at his oath taking was the first verse of John 1, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” It was also his first reading lesson as a child.
The intermediate and advanced pupils of Ralph McFadden perform a recital at the Normal College auditorium starting at 8 15 this evening. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
Somers Bros offer Netted Gem seed potatoes for sale or trade. Phone 282-M. Advertisement.
One modern four room cottage with bath sits on two lots near Normal College. Bargain price of 1600 dollars. Interested buyers call 233 W Adv. This notice appears in the local classifieds.
Dorchester Iowa resident Landon Taylor writes Foley Pills are the best he ever used for kidney trouble. The diuretic stimulant is sold by Potts the druggist as a remedy to flush the kidneys.
A call for innovation urges someone to develop a lasting shaving solution. The note frames the problem as urgent and open to new ideas and practical breakthroughs.
Benjamin Franklin's future wife faced family hesitation from her mother in law who debated the match with a printer. Her main objection cited three printing presses in the United States and doubt over a third's business prospects.
The phrase roof of the world refers to the Pamir plateau in central Asia. Its Persian name carries the same meaning and highlights its lofty geographical status.
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