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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
5
A long table across Asia Minor and surrounding regions symbolizes Near East Relief aid to thousands of orphans cared for in 229 American backed orphanages. New arrivals join crowded facilities as American sponsors extend help, with $279 million spent by 1917 to 1920 through the Red Cross for relief to the sick and displaced.
Agriculturists from Montana push for enforcement of existing laws rather than new sweeping statutes. The Montana Development association plans a conference with Farm Bureau leaders to craft legislative relief, including banking access and warehouse receipts, while aiming to curb abuses impacting farmers. The Bozeman meeting will discuss extending the health insurance application window and a proposed anti poison gopher control dispute.
Property notice from Craig Cornell and Roscoe Cornell forbids hunting or trespassing on the grounds. Trespass enforcement implied.
An advertisement claims a patient once operated for appendicitis and gall stones found relief after five years without symptoms using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It touts the preparation as harmless and capable of clearing catarrhal mucus and inflammation across stomach liver and intestines with a money refund guarantee.
All radiators repaired rebuilt recured by Round Oak Heating and Plumbing company. Years of radiator work backed by absolute guarantee on all work.
Geo. EB. Baker, a retired farmer of Dillon, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back ache and excess kidney secretions. He urges others to use the same remedy, noting consistent good results. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills priced at 60 cents, from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Houston Post quip has a professor known for jokes learning from a student. The student proposes a rabbit catching recipe by hiding behind a wall and sounding like a turnip. The professor counters with a calmer image to look natural in a bed of cabbage heads.
For good used cars at reasonable prices and terms see Western Motor Supply Co. T. D. Moran, prop.
A Yonkers Statesman cartoon dialogue questions whether a college path helps business, as one man jokes his son smokes 7000 cigarettes a year, implying college could bolster the tobacco trade.
The Wayland New York Register notes newspaper paper is both rare and costly, with five tons used for every four produced. It warns that many local papers are driven out of business and reflects on the value newspapers provide to towns that lose them.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quips that Mr Grabcoin belittles higher education while noting the long term worth of Jack Grabcoin's achievements beyond his sophomore year and the cost of college.
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