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Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Dillon, Montana
Telephone
TriBuNe Publishing Co
Tribune
Don’t Publish the Neighbor Story Says Citizens Leader
A Utah Examiner reprint condemns public gossip as a sin and shame while recounting an exchange where a businessman refuses to be named in a controversial interview. The piece highlights pressures to reveal sources and speaks against sensationalizing local quarrels for publication.
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Ogden
Utah
Examiner
Jones
Smith
Mr. Jones
Flag Roast Critiques English Officers in Play
A theater piece mocked officer arrogance and colonial privilege, showing a private bearing the burdens of many officers. Jones, a cowardly private in the ranks, is portrayed as eager to shield his business while others fight, with his bravado fading when faced with scrutiny. The author accuses him of cowardice and a habit of sensational last stories.
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Jones
Lord of Hosts
Marking Montana’s early history sites urged
The piece praises a Bannack visit to learn local history and locate early events. It urges the State Historical Society or the Pioneers' Association to mark sites worthy of memory before eye witnesses fade, to preserve the state’s first capital locations and other historic places.
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Bannack
Montana
State Historical Society
The
Pioneers’ Association
Three Forks Herald Gathers Anniversary Edition
The Three Forks Herald published a twelve page anniversary issue focusing on Three Forks Montana. It features a birds eye town view, ample illustrations, and shows evident business cooperation that helped publisher Mr Dorsey produce a creditable edition.
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Three Forks
Montana
Dorsey
Destruction fears rise over environmental harm and local sports debate
Letters cite Sir Ray Lankester warning that civilized man is the era’s most active destroyer, blaming forests cleared and rivers polluted. Montana editorials praise diverse farming, note state fair scenes, and discuss a proposed wrestling match between Yokel and Irslinger.
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Ray Lankester
Earth
New York
Atlantic
Butte Tribune Review
Henry Irslinger Matchmaker for Lewistown Club
Henry Irslinger European champion middleweight wrestler who defeated Ray Zimmer in Butte last summer acts as matchmaker for the Lewistown Athletic Club and will remain until his wrestling bout with them.
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Henry Irslinger
Ray Zimmer
Butte
Lewistown
Dillon High reports first football accident of season
Newell Evans of the Dillon High School football squad suffered a shoulder dislocation in late week. He has endured pain but has attended school regularly.
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Dillon
Newell Evans
Giants and Athletics Set for World Series Showdown
Local baseball fans show strong interest as the World Series pits the New York Giants, National League pennant winners, against the Philadelphia Athletics, American League champions. Crowds ask who will win this autumn battle of baseball’s best.
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New York Giants
Athletics
Philadelphia
High School Football Scrimmage Shows Promising Speed
The local high school team opened play with a Friday scrimmage against a pickup town team scoring 35 points to 0. Coaches work hard polishing gaps as the squad aims to tighten play and become a faster unit.
Beaverhead County High School Football Squad Seeks Big Jump
The first contest will reveal a vast improvement in team work. A dozen new suits were ordered this week for Beaverhead County High School. If paraphernalia counts, the squad will have best equipment in the state.
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Beaverhead County High School
Matt Barry Heads to World Series for Butte Cast
Matt Barry, former Dillon baseball star, will leave Butte soon for the cast to attend the World Series. If anyone can appreciate good ball playing it is Matt.
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Matt Barry
Dillon
Butte
Matt
Paragon of Parrots Converts Swearers
A London Bystander quip recalls a dealer praising a parrot that never swears. The bird is described as saintly and singing hymns, contrasted with a previous lot of parrots known for profane speech.
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London
Deafness Cure Claims By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It pledges one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured only by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes circulars from F J Opener & Co Toledo Ohio with a 75 cent price and fake Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Opener, & Co
Toledo
Furnished or Unfurnished Rentals with Updated Amenities
Advertises rentals offering furnished or unfurnished options with or without care. Units feature steam heat hot and cold water and baths. Prospective tenants urged to call and inspect.
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Dillon Tribune
Beaverhead County
Dillon Post Office
Chicago
Charles A. Hoyt
Rexall
W. A. King
Danville Gazette
Glassdive Review
Silver Bow County
Helena
Spokesman Review
Antelope Advocate
Berlin
Globe- Democrat
Mike Yokel
Salt Lake City
Irslinger
Yokel
Europe
Ney
Featuring Wooltex
Wooltex
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Eliel Brothers
Paragon
J. Carhart
My Horse Prairie Ranch
Hawley J. Selway
Grant Or Dillon, Mont
Frank A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Marlow
PEASE
Roy
Pease & Stephenson
Attorneys-At-Law
Johnson & Boone
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