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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
11
A terse note suggests concerns about how a turkey disposal event will be managed, implying standards or expectations set by the Peach Conference may not be met. The wording hints at organizational or procedural questions surrounding the disposal activity.
Miss Alta Crumb married George Bird in Berrien County Michigan last week. The brief local notice notes the couple's union and location of the ceremony.
A busy man threshed and delivered wheat to town. the price surprised him. His wife questions his whereabouts and he answers with a playful line about shooting with Mike. The piece hints at a light hearted human interest vignette with a Blake reference to Tom Brouthers.
A dialogue shows a man unable to decide while asking a garage attendant many questions about oil for his car. A second speaker recalls seeing him drink a pint of bootleg alcohol without questioning it.
A grizzled voice complains of biting cold as frost nips his bones. A companion suggests a fur cap to stay warm.
A terse dialogue hints at Jerry Smith dodging Widow Tillie to avoid rekindling an old flame. The exchange implies tension and social pressure as Tillie resurfaces in his life.
A reflective column surveys Mr Zangwill’s remarks on American habits and religion, warns of potential harm to Jews and the KKK misstatements, and critiques political influence in Indiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Ohio and Germany. It links Mussolini’s soldier pay to a stable dictatorship and ends with impeachment remarks about Governor Walton.
A flapper titled Blonde Bess discusses powdering her nose as a distraction from meddling in others affairs and highlights the bustling social spotlight of the era. She frames vanity as a busy personal focus rather than a public matter.
A concise ad plays on wordplay noting there is only one i in shopping and one v in rush to promote early Christmas shopping, urging readers to shop early this season.
An article notes an immigrant's adoption of American ways and a coworker exchange. It cites the Minmpy Metallurgical Society on 1925 gasoline use and compares with 1918 and 1917 levels. It also reports a Coolidge proposal to abolish tax exempt securities and curb public bond issuance.
The United States cities surpassing 100 000 telephone development include New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland St Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Washington Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
Robert K F Smith of Ludington Michigan endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and bowel and stomach disorders. Adv promoting Potts druggist and the product for relief after years of discomfort.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending November 17 1923. Listings include fee titles and descriptions of parcels conveyed to various buyers and lenders as recorded in county records during the period.
Patent to Oval and Goble for 808.15 acres in Centennial valley. Warranty deed from Mrs. George Sherwood and husband to L. H. Truax for one Lima lot valued at $275. Pearl I. Smith and Nora M. Smith transfer 640 acres northwest of Dillon to Carl C. Meine. City of Dillon deeds Mary E. Green one lot in Mountain View Cemetery for $15. Corporate deed noted.
Dillon harness maker James Prelat testifies that kidney disorder caused back pain and frequent urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Potts' Drug Store, he reports relief in two boxes and full cure after three more boxes. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y. Adv. 47-48.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California made no strong showing in the South Dakota primaries where a decisive victory had been expected. Analysts say if he cannot perform in his western base his chances to win the Republican nomination over President Coolidge look remote. Miles City sees two banks merge to form the Commercial National Bank.
A testimonial praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for curing years of stomach and liver trouble and olive green complexion after costly doctor visits. The ad asserts the product removes intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation linked to many ailments, promising money back after one dose. Potts Drug Store highlighted nationwide availability.
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