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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
9
The piece reflects on Armistice Day as a reminder of peace over war and the League of Nations ultimatum to Bulgaria and Greece. It notes national debates on entangling alliances, yet praises renewed restraint and American influence easing suffering, and easing memories of sacrifice.
The piece reflects on how Halloween mischief faded from Dillon as cinema radios and dances occupied youths. It recalls gates wagons fences and buggy parts left along the streets the night before November 1 and how the next morning townspeople and officers found a quiet, changed landscape with fewer pranks and a few adults recalling rock salt episodes.
A survey from Arkansas exposes a troubling rise of the flivver hobo family, drifting from town to town seeking money gasoline and food. Children face hunger and lack schooling while local officials push responsibility onto others as charitable aid proves only a palliative, highlighting broader social system needs.
The bodice fits slightly and features six pointed scallops at the bottom with bias bindings. Two tiers of chiffon draperies are created by cutting twenty seven inch squares and removing upper corners, then sewn at the top to fall free. Edges may be picoted or rolled. Requires crepe de Chine and chiffon yardage. Forbidding Bulgaria and Greece to fight is likened to trying on the dog.
The article surveys evolving views on marriage and women's rights, noting changes in church ceremonies, legal protections for wives, and age of marriage in Russia, France, and the U.S. It touches on gender norms, property ideas, and the limits on coercive practices, with curio on ancient adornments and the search for gold in oceans. It closes with college notes from Normal College and teachers' associations.
Many Halloween activities light up the Dillon Normal College with stunts by seven groups, a college orchestra debut, and a Book Week focus. Governor Erickson visited a party, while a December graduates review and job referrals loom as the recommen dation committee contemplates a possible fee due to reduced revenue.
Dr Hunkle told delegates at the Child Study Association of America that men fear the new women. In New York Mr Enright the police commissioner plans a vacation, aligning with the incoming mayor's agenda.
A speech stressing knowledge of past and present worlds and familiarity with leaders of all times. The address was described as practical and intensely interesting, highlighting the importance of historical perspective for contemporary understanding.
Gardiner reports 154,282 visitors setting new yearly records as traffic hits a high. Rail traffic through Gardiner rises 26 percent, signaling strong tourism and transport demand this year.
Hort Benton Embleton reports a beet crop yielding 100 tons per acre with larger 1926 planted area. Great Falls notes the Bynum project beginning to reclaim 23000 acres with 140 miles of canals. Havre farmer W E Wilter raises 23 acres of corn for 65 bushels per acre. Scobey reveals the first 20 miles of the Scobey Opheim railroad to open in October. Butte church plans a $40000 social building.
An advertisement promotes FOLEY'S PILLS as a diuretic to flush kidneys and remove waste. A testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana claims the product helped him. The ad presents medical claims and urges purchase.
For sale 300 full blood Hamp shire ram lambs weighing 100 pounds or more. Easy to show lambs. Located 26 miles from Dillon at Carter Livestock Co. Contact phone 72 F 06 or 2-J. Ad 43tf.
For over forty years Halls Catarrh Medicine has offered an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. It is marketed as a blood purifier by Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio and available at all druggists.
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