Ivory Soap Stands Alone Amid Imitations
Advertisement extols Ivory Soap as the sole genuine white soap amid look alike imitations claiming 99 percent purity and lasting superiority in cleanliness and lather.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
8
Advertisement extols Ivory Soap as the sole genuine white soap amid look alike imitations claiming 99 percent purity and lasting superiority in cleanliness and lather.
Dr J Cutler of Butte brings a $2500 check to Dillon in memory of the late John A Courtney. The payment was issued to Mrs Maggie Courtney from New York Life Insurance, illustrating prompt service despite a policy timing issue. A Butte party of oil land investors led by Cat Brown visited Dillon, with plans not disclosed.
One two and three year old steers ready for delivery. Joan O Brenner Horse Prairie Montana. 260 yearlings mostly steers and 40 cows. Prices from Barnett Reed Dillon Montana. About 100 head listed with ten 3 and 4 year old steers. Contact J Kigxpatrion Dillon Montana.
Washington Oct 26 Auditor observers packed the large room as Admiral Schley continued testimony on the July 8 action. He described the Brooklyn’s maneuvers, denied colluding with Hodgson, and rejected Potts’ account related to the Colon bombardment. He detailed the July 3 battle start and signals as the fleet approached.
A naval engagement unfolds with Oregon and Brooklyn delivering rapid gunfire amid smoke. Fire breaks out on the leading ship, followed by Oquendo catching fire and leaving Viscaya and Colon in pursuit. The action shifts as ships maneuver along the shore, with crews informed and battles intensifying.
For sale by L J Williams advertisement touts Rio Grande Lines as the premier route to the East with three daily through trains from Ogden to Denver and connections in major depots. Also contains public land notice from Helena Montana dated Oct 31 1901 and a Dillon Montana school supplies note.
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