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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
6
From the Tribune dated Nov 1 1889 reports Argenta’s rapid growth and spillover to Dillon for lodging. Townsfolk discuss night noise from youths and stray gunfire as geese migrate, with local hunts and elk reports near Bedrock lakes.
It shows a cold season ahead with skirts shortened about 11 to 16 inches according to Dame Fashion. Dr. M. A. Walker, high priest of the grand lodge of Royal Arch Masons, has returned from a visit to Montana lodges.
The passage explores how the burden of living up to others' expectations leads overworked people to resign. It suggests people may resist being constantly leaned on and feel the pressure to quit when confidence from others becomes weighty.
A Madison National Forest notice from the Sheep Growers Assn offers a 100 dollar reward to any private individual for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally, excluding regular law officers. The adv appears in the 114m column.
An article from the Holland Institute of Thermology explains how the body generates heat from food and dissipates it through radiation conduction convection and evaporation. It describes how heat loss can fail in hot weather and advocates converting heating systems into year round air conditioning with propeller units to improve air motion and cooling.
An advertisement promotes Foley Pills diuretic claiming a healthy awakeness and energetic body. It asserts natural waste elimination prevents poisons spreading through the system and markets the product through Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
A nine year old boy named Charles is taking clarinet lessons and his mother tells friends he is progressing well. They are starting to play duets with the piano and the mother plans to tune the instrument as they practice.
The pension bureau notes pensions issued for disability as early as 1776. An 1786 act granted pensions to Invalids, with first service pensions issued under the March 18, 1818 act.
About ten percent of white gold consists of palladium, a platinum group metal. Palladium was discovered in 1803 and named after the asteroid Pallas.
Advertisement touts Cystex to relieve bladder irritation and related symptoms. It offers a 48 hour test with money back if no quick improvement and a 60 cent price at City Drug Co.
A quotation from Gladstone emphasizes that prudent use of time brings profit in afterlife and personal growth, while wasting time leads to decline in intellect and morals beyond belief.
The column quotes a social uplift speaker asserting you can get a job if you have the will to do it. It then contrasts this with Al the three-toed sloth who secured a permanent place in a cross word puzzle after long neglect.
The American Institute of Banking functions as the education arm of the American Bankers Association. It is maintained to provide instruction to bank employees with about 160 chapters across various cities nationwide.
A line from American Magazine urges proving worth through action not blame. It counsels readers to hustle, demonstrate value, and show others the merit they might overlook in themselves.
Indoor plants often die from stuffy air. Keep a window slightly open near the plants and use a standard ventilator to improve air exchange.
The article notes that ancient Peruvian agriculture was so intensive that even burial grounds were scarce. Peons prioritized food production for the living, leaving burial plots tightly scheduled and limited.
New York fashion notes present Paris styles for rainy days. Handbag covers in blue green waterproof crepe de chine, chartreuse rubberized wool, waterproof blue jersey with pyramin buckle, yellow waterproof cotton rep, and henna rubberized material with three buckle accents.
A physician journals 47 years of experience showing constipation will occur despite health efforts. He advocates Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild, natural laxative that does not harm the system or require drastic purges. He urges timely use and offers a free trial by mail.
Department of the Interior notices FR Olive Martin formerly R Oliver Marchesseau of Sells Arizona filing to prove up a three year homestead claim No 0638089 for sections in Township 5 South Range 12 West Montana. Proof scheduled before U S Commissioner F A Hazel baker at Dillon Montana on November 29 1929. Witnesses include John H Judge Andy B Pyle Edward P Marchesseau and Frank P Marchesseau all of Polaris or Dillon. M D Nicholson Register. Ad’y 43-47.
Melvin Wessinger files against Hans Pedersen in Dillon Montana for a sheriff s sale of the defendant s interest in land described by township and section parcels. The sale is set for November 2, 1928 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door with cash terms. Hartwig undersheriff advertises the sale.
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