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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
11
The individual, linked to Watch and Waite and affiliated with Artitt, Early and Layte, serves as director at the house of Doc and Carritt and holds the presidency of Grin and Barritt.
A narrative notes a Babu servant named Mahmut who served a woman for about a month before requesting leave to visit his wife. Babu boys are educated in native schools and pride themselves on fluency in their language as well as writing. The text offers a fragmentary glimpse into servant dynamics and cultural context.
A satirical reader letter asks how to act if a stranger returns a dropped glove or saves a person from harm. Mabel replies with a playful, old time guidance on manners and public speaking, ending with a tongue in cheek note about improvising lines.
A brief ransom-like note quotes Mem Sahib declaring her absence is impossible and accusing someone named G of removing her wife. The message expresses annoyance and mentions Mahmut, with a line about being "less than the dust." Authorities take note of the claim and investigate potential domestic abduction signals.
A movie director instructs actor Mr Dare to run a 500 foot chase as a lion pursues him. The actor questions the distance with the director confirming the limit, while the hero nods to show understanding despite the animal scene's danger.
Customer asks if the trousers are all wool. The merchant answers, jokingly noting the buttons are brass and implying the fabric may not be pure wool.
A playful dialogue contrasts Miss Gabbi's perpetual smile with Miss Fab's remark about complexion, capturing lighthearted schoolyard banter and character contrasts.
A fragment shows a dialogue where a suitor questions rent as a man asks how to support his daughter Mary on only $18 a week. The exchange hints at financial stress and domestic expectations.
The Midwest Oil company is spending 100000 dollars to drill test wells in the Lake Basin oil field of Stillwater County.
Mrs M McCullough of Easton Pa says her husband suffered a bad back with dizziness and blurred vision from kidney trouble. He used Foley Kidney Pills and they cured him. Potts the druggist reports the advertisement urging use of Foley Kidney Pills.
A century after Joseph Smith founded Mormonism, the piece weighs on belief, biblical scope, and modern science. It contrasts polyandry claims with Solomon, questions the earth’s shape, and muses on Census wealth, atomic theory, and whiskey as a thief to illustrate trust in reason and danger of vice.
Weekly title book transfers from Beaverhead Abstract Company show parcel changes in Dillon Montana and surrounding areas. The record includes allottees such as Sechuler Schuler Drake and others, with property on Atlantic and Pacific streets and mining interests in Beaverhead County. It notes an affidavit for a Salmon quartz lode claim in the Blue Wing mining district and the incorporation of Hildreth Livestock Company.
A vintage ad recounts a restaurant man suffering stomach trouble until using Mavi's Wonderful remedy. The testimonial claims it clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract promising quick relief and a money back guarantee, through Potts the druggist and druggists everywhere.
Damp changing weather harms kidneys and boosts cold related symptoms like backache and frequent urination. Dillon resident Jack Wemett testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased a cold settled in kidneys, with price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertises Doan's as the cure. Anaconda Copper reports monthly copper output near 17 to 18 million pounds and Homestake's No. 8 well in Kevin Sunburst flows 2000 barrels of oil daily.
Beaverhead county records project Dildon Sheep sales to reach 1,000,000 dollars this year. The forecast highlights strong demand for the breed and regional market growth.
National Bay State Shoe Company advertises a surplus stock of 122 000 pairs of U S Army Munson shoes in sizes 5 12. The boots are guaranteed solid leather waterproof with bellows tongue dark tan. They list a value of $6.00 but offer price of $2.95 with cash on delivery or money order. Refunds on nonconforming shoes.
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