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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
6
Reports describe loons and herons hooked by lures in boggy waters as anglers pursue bass and frogs. Birds dive or forage near the surface and become snagged or seized underwater, with cases of birds being hooked while in the hunting area.
Tea drinking is a universal Persian habit with many tea houses serving all classes. Some rooms are lavish while others are simple. Establishments act as meeting spots where business is conducted between merchants and patrons, with smoking accompanying the tea.
Short note identifies the penitent thief crucified with Jesus Christ, also known as Demas and Dysonas in some traditions.
Fragmentary text notes rest and composure in old age. Mentions opportunity shocks and exchange ideas without full context. No clear names or dates available.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup as a dependable laxative for sick children. It promises a pleasant taste, no narcotics, and gentle bowel relief, noting a teaspoonful may prevent illness tomorrow and that genuine bottles include dosing directions for all ages.
Tribune notes 535 votes cast and all Republican candidates winning county tickets. Utah and Northern railway paid 8407 to county coffers. O S L tax in 1928 surpassed 83000. Dillon reports ten inches of snow, Lion City three feet. A Mary- era of bachelor woes and leap year musings closes with cemetery lot sale details and a reminder of the sale date.
Ranchers miners and stockmen travel to Dillon for winter supplies as the Tribune reports the shop nearly out of firewood. A visiting man with three revolvers a pistol two long knives and brass knuckles is arrested. He offers to use them but is kept under guard and entertains jail staff by rolling a tin can with a revolver in each hand.
In Dillon, attorney H G Rodgers secured an acquittal for J Klosner on a horse stealing charge after proving the case involved a colt rather than a gelding. Rodgers recently moved to Dillon. The Huber residence on South Washington is complete. The fairgrounds race track aids car buyers to test drive autos before city streets. Several women are learning to drive cars and match men in skill.
From the Swiss peak Rigi the panorama extends about 300 miles in all directions. The summit lies roughly eight miles from Lucerne, offering a wide valley and distant scenery for visitors.
A collection of 1920s style commentary contrasts vast cosmic discoveries with human folly. It cites a 200 inch telescope and billions in earnings, notes Rockefeller donations to Chicago, and critiques religious and legal attitudes across nations including cases of murder and capital punishment.
In the Beaverhead district court an executor seeks court approval to sell all real property of William Heaney deceased. A hearing is set for November 28, 1928 at 10 a.m. in Dillon, Montana. Publication of notice is required for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
The Beaverhead County Commissioners seek sealed bids from a resident publisher for two years commencing January 1, 1929. Bids due December 8, 1928 by 10:00 A M with 10 percent certified check. Unsuccessful bids’ checks returned. successful bidder posts surety bond. Board may reject any bids. Dillon Montana November 10, 1928. Advy. 46-48-
An old health ad promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild natural remedy for constipation and related ailments. It urges avoiding drastic purges and emphasizes three health tips: keep the head cool, the feet warm, and a well balanced routine. The notice directs readers to obtain a bottle from drugstores and to mail a product request to Monticello, Illinois.
Beaverhead County Montana invites bids for furnishing medical and surgical care to the sick poor infirm county inmates and jail and poor farm residents for one year starting January 1 1929. Bid includes 12 cents per mile plus meals and lodging for trips outside Dillon.
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