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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
11
A writer argues radio will not replace live culture but enhance it. He cites fairs as eye events and insists seeing educates and inspires more than hearing alone. Radio will attract people to shared experiences, drawing talent and audiences to tents, halls, and gatherings.
Harvey Brown, famed for thrift, finally seeks farm help to milk cows, feed, harness and separate milk, work fields, chop feed, and assist building a new granary. A caller humorously responds that the number is wrong, noting this isn’t Heaven.
The article explains how forest protection relies on telephone lines from lookout towers to report fires. It notes some 30 000 miles of lines in the United States and about 2 000 in Canada, with calls delivering location and needed manpower.
Aladin learns of a planned October 7 festival in Dillon led by Rathbone and Bagdad nobles. The caravan will join with Dillon for a parade featuring Bagdad band, patrol, clowns Mayer and Davis, followed by feasting and merrymaking at Dillmont Park with Nobles, ladies, and Masons in attendance. The goat promises to join the festivities.
Grocer Bilkens sent a clerk to collect a long overdue bill. After a half hour the clerk returned with full payment. The clerk claimed he threatened to publicize Hemway as a debtor if payment was not made.
Kansas City Star quotes Mrs. Frett recalling a tornado incident and joking about her daughter in law’s bread cutting as she faces the disaster. The exchange highlights dark humor amid a wreck.
A new dance hall in Charing Cross road London will seat 1 000 spectators and hold 1 600 dancers. Three bands will provide music and 80 women and 25 men will be employed to teach dancing.
Exhausted from grippe coughs the sufferer to exhaustion. R G Collins of Barnegat New Jersey reports relief after Foley's Honey and Tar. Three generations have used it for coughs colds and croup sold everywhere.
A Dillon man James Prelat harnessmaker 425 N Washington St endorses Doans Kidney Pills for back pain from disordered kidneys. He credits relief after two boxes and total cure after three more, price 60 cents at dealers. Also notes a Constantinople telegraph exchange tale and other notices from Dillon area.
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