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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
5
A new third edition cookbook titled Tested Recipes issued by the ladies aid society of Dillon Montana Baptist Church. Recipes promise perfect results at high altitudes and elsewhere. Book sent on receipt of 100 cents to Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana via its sales agents.
Best grade parchment butter wrappers printed with dairy name on each sheet offered at the Tribune office in Dillon Montana. Prices low. Lost items: place a want ad in the Tribune to likely recover them quickly.
An optimistic local testimonial extols Doan’s Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and urinary disorders. Mrs. D. L. Smith of 185 S Atlantic St shares that the remedy eased a persistent back ache and aided her work, recommending the product now priced at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
L Q Shelton vice-president of the Bank of Boulder is appointed bank examiner by Governor Dixon. With about 25 years in banking mostly as cashier, he is noted for honesty energy and decisive judgment. The Tribune says he will be a worthy successor to H S McGraw over the 800 banks and trust companies in the state.
An advertisement from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co of Dillon Montana promotes carpet cleaning by adding turpentine to water as a method to deter moths. The ad features Frank Hazelbaker as president and includes unspecified promotional text.
The Cadmean System brings Dixie Doll eight, and her sister Yankee Doll ten, to Lincoln Circuit shows. They tour with mother Mrs. Doll as manager and accompanist, performing readings and sketches from movie life and singing arias and ballads. Dixie has starred with multiple film legends and is noted for her lightweight hair and expressive features.
The article traces William McDonald rising from a San Francisco forge to fame as a bass. Mrs Leland Stanford urged him to leave the forge, he trained with top masters, joined the Bostonians in San Francisco, and became a leading American bass enjoyed by music lovers across the U S and Canada via Columbia Phonograph records.
The piece explains Maryland’s proprietary status and the 1663 grant to eight nobles. It traces the Carolinas from early settlements around Charleston and Albemarle Sound, noting rice, indigo, and slave labor shaping South Carolina, and the 1729 split into two provinces. It also covers ratification, the Palmetto State nickname, area, and nine electoral votes.
The Detroit Free Press ponders a razor sharp remark from the Marion Star about idle curiosity and asks whether the proprietor authored the line. The exchange hints at authorial doubt and local newspaper lore.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting at Dillon Montana on June 6 1921 at 2 PM to decide on increasing capital stock from 50000 to 200000 dollars. Board of Directors authorizes the meeting by resolution dated April 19 1921. Frank Eliel signs as secretary.
The Eliel Brothers board calls a stockholders meeting at Dillon Montana on June 6 1921 at 3 PM to vote on increasing capital stock from 126000 dollars to 350000 dollars, from 1250 to 3500 shares. Secretary Leonard Eliel signs the notice dated April 20 1921.
In Beaverhead County Montana Helen Courtney sues for divorce from the defendant in Dillon. The action seeks custody of the couple’s minor child with the plaintiff to receive relief and a default judgment may be entered if the defendant fails to respond within twenty days after service. The filing is dated May 18 1921 with Norris Hurd Collins representing the plaintiff.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association offers a reward of $500 for conviction of any sheep thief and $250 for conviction of any camp robber. The notice reflects concerns about revisions to the Peace Treaty and mentions Count Bernstorff.
A. F. Waldorf sues George Noble with property to be sold at sheriff sale on June 16, 1921 at 2 PM. Sale at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana covers Lots 18 14 15 Block 7 Water's Subdivision Lima. Terms cash. Sheriff D F Mooney signs May 28 1921.
Edna Dean Baker argues for Sunday School as a tool to build character and curb vice. She cites stories of children learning reverence, helping the hungry, and challenging adults to model faith, urging parents to try sending Joseph to Sunday School and observe the impact on his life.
Eighteen years of rib injuries and long standing abdominal ailments are claimed to be cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad pledges immediate relief and money back guarantee. Also promotes pansies and flowering plants from Dillon Greenhouses with contact details.
The piece suggests the Non-Partisan Leader in Minneapolis faces trouble bringing coal profiteers into its fold. It hints at political friction and economic interests influencing local leadership dynamics.
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