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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
3
A jumble of old time patent medicine pitches from Riley’s Drug Store promotes Ballard’s Snow Liniment, Herbine, Chamberlain’s tablets, and White’s Dream Vermifuge with prices. Mentions a governor of Curacao and assorted health claims, misc. quips about fashion and moonshine.
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a remedy for indigestion, constipation, and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold at Riley's Drug Store for 25 and 50 cents. A quip notes the Louisiana governor's staff of eighty colonels, then remarks on mint consumption.
Uniox Stock Yards Co announces a modern dipping plant for cattle sheep and horses ready on short notice to dip before feed lots. Buyers remain actively seeking feeders. Also notes a Massachusetts man with a tin shirt and a curious personal anecdote about a girl and a heart.
Georgia Post and Bries notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment on the market. The piece claims no other ointment heals a cat or bruise as promptly and provides swift relief from rheumatic pains as stated by Riley the druggist.
A Washington note outlines continued work toward peace during the war. It endorses a general system of arbitration treaties and an international peace congress to meet periodically, citing neutrals rights, private property inviolability, and restrictions on naval warfare.
Reports from Mazatlan and visitors in Mexican ports say Guatemala teeters toward revolution sparked by a war act by Salvador. General Salvador Toledo allegedly plans to invade Guatemala with 30,000 Salvadorean troops to seize the presidency, risking wider Central American upheaval.
The closing session centered on resolutions with over forty recommendations. Proposals urge deep waterway development from Chicago area to the Mississippi, federal river and harbor improvements, and an interstate commerce act update. Other items push Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood, labor capital balance, Sherman Act enforcement, and international arbitration law review. Officers were elected: Loveland, Higbie, and Barry.
In Greencastle Indiana Dr Edwin Post head of the Latin Department at DePauw University collapsed from apoplexy during a College Avenue Methodist service He was taken to a residence and listed in critical condition Physicians were summoned meanwhile the report names Judge Allen B Parker starting his speaking tour in Esopus New York and notes meetings with J Howard Morse of Hartford regarding a Connecticut event.
J Pierpont Morgan and party arrived in St Louis by the Pennsylvania Railroad and will remain about four days. They plan to return to New York after that period, with most of their time spent at the World’s Fair.
Chicago on October 31 reports that Republican national committeeman Cortelyou arrived amid Western committee discussions. He indicated he does not know when he will return east as the campaign strategy focuses on the West.
The Rev Will Ian Sirk Bryce of Nottingham has been called to the Fourth Barrist church of pecazo Dr. Bryce, a pastor from Nottingham, seeks a new post in Chicago after serving in Scotland and other parishes.
Isaac N. Perry president of the National Bank of North America faces arson charges in Chicago connected to the Hegewisch fire at the Chicago Car and Locomotive works. Evidence of incendiary activity and no insurance claim on $172,400 plant coverage are cited as accretive factors. Bonds set at $1000 and $2500 with hearings to continue in November.
A speech to a delegation of farmers from Orange and Rockland counties New York expresses confidence that diligent work by all can win the election. He urges each person to do their part and notes rapid growth as a sign of potential success.
Neboraka City Oct 26 John B Boege a German farmer near the city shot his son Joseph 25 during a quarrel. The father sustained multiple head wounds from the altercation. Joseph Boege was shot through the abdomen and cannot live. Poese was placed under arrest.
New batch of paper covered novels priced from 100 to 350 offered at the Tribune store. Includes standard writers detective stories and light literature to fill idle summer days. Call at the Tribune store to view the titles and select titles.
F. W. Weaver and E. Amn are listed as President and General Manager and Vice President respectively, outlining top leadership roles in the organization. The brief notice names these executives with titles and indicates a formal leadership structure.
A new overlaid passenger service connects San Francisco to Chicago by rail. The route integrates Union Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway lines for improved transit.
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