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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
7
A controversial claim from a professed eminent authority suggests a home remedy using Fluid Extract of Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla can treat rheumatism by cleansing the kidneys. The text notes mixed reactions from physicians and cites broad newspaper attention as proof of its popularity.
Senator Dixon says he supports Uncle Joe Cannon for the Republican nomination. He notes Roosevelt is favored in Montana but won’t run again, and he would vote for Cannon, praising his leadership and recalling family ties to Cannon’s NC hometown. He adds the Cannon family share long roots in the same county.
Oklahoma railroads to face a sixty percent coal rate cut effective January 1. Prohibition party convention set for Columbus Ohio in early June 1908. Oklahoma agriculture secretary projects chicken and egg sales reaching 3.5 million dollars this year. An earthquake was recorded at Hamburg with two hours of tremors centered distant. Helena proposes Missouri River channel deepening endorsed by Trans Mississippi congress. Russia pays 24 302 200 to Japan to settle war debt for prisoner maintenance.
An explosion at the Grand Trunk Pacific construction site in Dryden yesterday killed seven men and left four injured. The accident occurred on the eastern works, with investigators en route to determine the cause.
In Sheridan Wyoming on November 23 Joe Ernest unearthed a heavy tooth believed to be from an extinct animal at a gravel pit west of town. Measuring about 7 by 5 by 4 inches it will be sent to the museum of the state university for study.
A grocer offers Schilling's Best coffee in bulk with a money back promise if customers dislike it. The advertisement notes refunds upon return and urges bulk purchase through the grocer.
New York on Nov 26 Mrs Clarence Burns heads the Mothers Aid society proposing an anti race death by own action club. Fathers and mothers would urge young couples to raise large families and improve birth rates. Kennedy laxative cough syrup marketed by Riley the Druggist praised for safe taste and no opiates.
The first Baha assembly of New York has been incorporated in the supreme court. It is the first such religious association in the United States with about 800 members and aims to teach a synthesis of Christianity Judaism and Islam through its guiding revelation.
An Arkansas reminiscence describes PineSalve Carbolized as an antiseptic poultice drawing out inflammation and poison for cuts burns eczema and cracked hands. Sold by R L Riley. Separate report from Brazil Indiana notes Henry Akers attempting to recover buried bank money after hogs unearthed it. a $1000 bill missing and at least half the amount likely lost.
KODOL offered on a guaranteed plan for heartburn flatulence sour stomach belching nausea and all stomach troubles. It digests what you eat and will make you healthy sold by Riley the Druggist Berlin Nov 25 Professor Forel and assistants seek railway cars on weekends for intoxicated passengers or abstainers cars with train hands at doors to exclude drinkers for abstainers quiet travel
Mothers with small children are offered Bees Laxative Cough Syrup praised for easing croup colds and whooping cough by acting through the bowels and clearing the head. Sold by R L Riley in Goldfield. A separate note reports W E Dowlen considering a plan to use bullion from Nevada Goldfield mills as a circulating medium to ease local money scarcity.
Advertisement states a night dose relieves backache with 30 days treatment for $1.00. Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by R. L. Riley.
In Chicago on November 25 a coalition of nearly 50 ministers lawyers and settlement leaders formed plans to fight the alleged traffic in young girls. Several organizations signaled eagerness to join the crusade to curb the crime and protect victims.
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