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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
8
Local residents mixed shopping trips in Butte and Dillon with visits from Deer Lodge and Butte. Social events featured a P T A meeting at Buhrer school with pinochle and late lunch. Deer season brought deer sightings while a cold snap dropped to ten below.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association reports that about 22,000 banks nationwide quietly serve communities aiding business and payrolls while safeguarding depositors’ funds. They note droughts, agricultural stress, and market drops tested bankers, yet deposits remained protected and banks continued supporting customers with steadfast devotion.
Former President cites banking leaders and advertisers shaping public health and daily life through habit change. He argues bankers should promote prudent financial behavior during prosperity to sustain economic health and prevent future crises.
James Ashworth stopped by the county seat this week for business. The funeral of Bariack’s death was held after his Idaho Falls departure two weeks prior for rest and medical care. Mrs. Tweedy and son Ted, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Claude Lay, and Mr. and Mrs. Ryburn were guests visiting in Dillon. Local turkey shoot at Monte’s place noted cold weather and frigid temperatures. Residents and visitors from Polaris, Butte, and surrounding areas attended events and shopped.
The Gargoyle Club will present three plays to acquaint freshmen with campus life. Autumn quarter officers include Theodore Depew president Lorraine Forsyth vice president Georgiana Crouse secretary treasurer and Bernice Enger sponsor. Thanksgiving break leaves many students in Dillon with Friday and Thursday devoted to vacation.
At a Helena meeting the state Fish and Game commission cut seven deputy game wardens from the rolls and approved a 100 percent salary reduction for all fish division employees and the editor of Wild Life magazine. New Commissioner W. A. Brown protested the wardens’ dismissal as budgetary misalignment and urged magazine continuation. Moves included revising fur farm regulations and a possible half million dollar eastern investment to raise beaver in state facilities. Virginia City visitors urged a more favorable stance toward the Madison River federal hatchery.
Mothers rely on Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to relieve children's coughs and nighttime throat irritation. The ad highlights soothing relief for colds and coughs, presenting the product as a trusted remedy for families seeking relief.
Mrs. R. B. White of New York shares a festive idea for Christmas gifts by dressing up jars of jams and jellies with ribbons and trinkets. She explains giving glasses of elderberry and other jellies as stocking stuffers and practical presents, hoping to spread holiday cheer and aid neighbors.
Parents must engage with their children’s schools to assess conditions, policies, and teaching. Observe classroom decor, libraries, gyms, and sanitary facilities. note student interactions, fairness, and respect for property. Compare facilities and supplies with needs to support teachers and student learning.
Veterans in Beaverhead are urged to apply for Adjusted Service certificates before limits rise. The article explains the computation of credit from home and overseas service, age factor, and maturity timelines. It stresses filing now to avoid losing potential benefits and notes how to apply locally.
Mrs J E Stevenson of Emporia Kansas credits Foley Pills diuretic with ending her rheumatic pains and crippling stiffness after daily use for relief over many years. She reports the medicine eased her pains lifted clouds from life and recommends it for others. For sale by Geo M Gosman.
3 800 acres total with 2 500 enclosed and 1 300 leased include extensive outside grazing and springs. One spring in center never freezes and the range is sheltered with a fine crop of new fall grass. Contact Jas Kirkpatrick Dillon Mont.
The notice claims a scientific remedy prescribed by doctors to relieve nervousness irritability and low mood at certain times. It promises quick relief without depressing the heart and claims to be harmless and non narcotic. It targets factories offices and shops with many women through physicians and nurses.
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