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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
9
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Tribun subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and all subscribers should receive it on time. Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers with admission fees or profits from sale of fancy articles will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks five cents per line obituary poetry five cents per line.
Thanksgiving brings rest and gratitude for health shelter and promise of better days. The writer extols national strength freedom and resilience noting good schools churches railroads telegraph and a loyal citizenry amid soft admonitions against complaint.
Police vow to arrest and fine offenders under ordinance 192 after multiple near misses with sleds hitched to moving autos and wagons. Chief Charles Nelson warns violators face $100 fine and up to 60 days in jail to end dangerous practice noted since September 18 1917.
The passage praises fertility, wealth, and resilience. It asserts improved crops and livestock, a hopeful winter, and peace with all nations. It notes unmet price expectations, some losses, and deferred profits, while affirming courage, trust, and recognition of Providence for blessings and progress toward permanent peace.
The Washington arms conference shows smooth progress with little friction or selfish scheming. The piece notes Japan has adjusted and travels alongside others as the plan unfolds, with all parties following American rules and a shared expectation that the outcome benefits all players.
Orders for special engraved Christmas cards will be taken at the Tribune Book Store through December 1. Call to select designs now as engravers are busy and late deliveries cannot be promised.
Local police and sheriff officers unite to halt a week of poultry raids. Offenders face burglary charges with possible state prison time at Deer Lodge. Reports note 100+ chickens and several turkeys stolen, often undetected, with sulfur fumes suspected as a silencing tactic. Officers also pursue robbers stealing clothing and household goods.
The piece denounces a Lutey store boycott in Butte as a crime against a free American community. It calls the trial a travesty and urges citizens to withdraw support from the attackers by patronizing the targeted stores, arguing business would rebound and defeat the boycott.
A party of successful elk hunters returned to Dillon Friday night with the limit for each man. The group included E. B. Roe W. B. Hartwig Jack Thiel and Robi Metcalf. Courage is the doing of what you fear to do or dread to do but know that you must do.
A donor presents a cloth bib and tray cloth decorated with bright colors and an angular elephant motif. The item is all cloth and aims to bring joy to a child and peace of mind to the mother at meals. The offcloth is cream and the bib is edged with white tape extended into ties.
Ex service members with lapsed Government Insurance have until January 1 1922 to reinstate by paying two months premiums plus pass a medical exam. Disabled applicants may reinstate by paying all due premiums with five percent interest. Those who cannot pass the exam must pay back premiums to the present, with interest. Contact the United States Veterans Bureau District 10 Minneapolis for guidance and conversion options including 20 and 30 year life plans and endowment options.
A union prayer service led by Rev. Edward Smith opened the holiday observance at the Baptist church. The next morning the Baptists, Methodists and Presbyterians met at the Methodist church with Rev. MacDougall delivering the sermon. Proclamations by the President and Governor were read by C. W. Smith and Mrs. W. T. Scully as church choirs provided music. Additional services were held in Catholic, Episcopal and Christian Science churches. The piece notes many sidewalks remained uncleared after a recent snowstorm and mentions an outdated ordinance requiring snow removal.
Mrs. Adda Ford Richardson of Lima spent the first of the week visiting her sister Mrs. M. A. Walker in the city.
An advertisement claims catarrh stems from constitutional conditions and that Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, taken internally, works through the blood to the mucous surfaces, destroying disease foundations and improving overall health.
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