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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1922

Page

8

Local Dillon Notes Highlight Visits and Ads

Nate snippets from Dillon area include Mose Smyth from Blaine transacting business, George B. Conway from Hecla mines, Hazelbaker selling public land script, and Clayton Howell visiting from Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy toured Melrose, Miss Cora Taylor returned from Butte, and Rev. Edward Smith aided Bozeman Deaconess hospital fundraising. For Sale land, horses, equipment, and brick contracting listed alongside ads for Krimp Krust and Tanlac. Mandela, Hammett, and local notables appear with multiple short notices.

Silent Youth Denies All Temptations in Gospel Herald Quotation

A Gospel Herald piece presents a youth claiming strict parental prohibitions on smoking joking flirting drinking and dancing. He asserts he does not kiss girls and has little fun, expressing confusion about how it is done.

Gospel Herald

Up In the Air Essay About City View From a Tall Building

Willie writes of visiting a tall city building with his uncle. He describes looking down from the top and seeing his uncle appear as small as an ant. The piece reflects a pupil’s impression of urban scale and perspective.

Willie

Ring Talk Sparks Witty Wedding Dilemma

A humorous exchange centers on a widow's marriage as the groom jokes he would rather be a widow's second husband. The brother of the groom remarks he cannot bear to be a widow's second husband, prompting playful banter about status and marriage.

Argentina beef price hints at dealer profits

A New York banker states Argentine beef can be sold in the American market for 12 cents a pound with good dealer profit. He notes cattle are killed for hides and best beef sells for seven cents a pound while cows fetch $2 and sheep $1 each.

Argentina New York

Dillon resident C B Hansen returns from Rochester

C B Hansen, long time Dillon resident, recently passed through on his way home from medical treatment in Rochester, Minnesota. He now resides at Mackey Idaho and was formerly connected with Anderson Bros in the local stage line.

C. B. Hansen Dillon Rochester Minnesota Mackey Idaho Hansen Anderson Bros

Canadian Patrol Fights Sea Lions With Gun Steamer

A Vancouver based patrol steamer equipped with machine guns sails to deter marauding sea lions blamed for salmon losses. The Canadian government orders action against the Hon.

Vancouver

Landon installs Delca lighting at Blacktail ranch

Frank Landon outfits his Blacktail ranch with a 30 light Delca plant and night glow. He pipes spring water to his buildings and feed pens, signaling progress on the farm. Meanwhile 47 Norwegian coast fishermen report record mackerel catches with 10,000 fish per smack, selling at two cents each. Ferrymetal, a durable lead calcium barium alloy, is introduced as nearly unoxidizable.

Frank Landon Blacktail Ranch Mr. Landon

Field Museum Hosts Largest West Food Exhibit

The Field Museum in Chicago opens a major food show with over 250000 vegetable items on display from the vegetable kingdom.

West Field Museum Chicago Vegetable Kingdom

Kidney Trouble Relief Promised by Foley Pills

A Lucasville Ohio man J T Osburn describes ten years of kidney trouble and relief from Foley Kidney Pills after trying many remedies. The ad notes backache rheumatic pains dizziness and blurred vision as symptoms and claims quick relief. Sold everywhere.

J.T. Osburn Lucasville Ohio J.E. Simmons E. 50Th St Portland Ore

Ancient Philistines Mystery Leads to New Excavations

Archaeologist Professor Ciurstand returns to Palestine after a visit to England and plans summer digs near Askalon and Gaza. Trials will explore tells outside city walls to uncover Philistine origins once thought tied to Cyprus and Ishand, with pottery and rare weapons among finds.

Garstand Palestine England Askalon Gaza Ciurstand David Cyprus

Mexicans Embrace Movies Over Bull Fights in Chihuahua

Vice Consul Ott reports the Chihuahua district favors cinema as the top amusement. From a single defunct projector in Chihuahua city decades ago to 15 permanent movie houses now, with theatres hosting occasional exhibitions. Audiences, including upper classes, seek melodrama and thrillers while peons prefer Westerns and comedies. American projectors dominate, European makers failing to sell even one.

Mexico Chihuahua Ott Department of Commerce Chihuahua City Consular

Tribe That Devours Its Children Excerpt on Schweitzer

A native girl writes of Dr. Albert Schweitzer who left in 1918 to run a four and a half year surgical clinic in the Ogowe fowlands of Gwaboon. She notes climate, hunger, rum and tobacco vices harming locals, with nicotine poisoning and a leaf tobacco economy as currency.

Albert Schweitzer Primeval Forest Ogowe Fowlands Gwaboon Doctor Schweitzer America

Scientists Record Rare Waterspout Observation Off New South Wales

An American schooner engineer used a theodolite to measure fourteen waterspouts off the New South Wales coast. The largest spout formed two cones joined by a pipe spout. The inverted upper cone top stood 5014 feet above the sea, each cone about 100 feet in diameter, about 250 feet long, with 4500 feet for the connecting section.

Anm New South Wales

No Rest in This World

A Birmingham Age-Herald quote contrasts a soda fountain with a bar, noting the fountain offers less intimate sharing. It humorously recalls talkative, sympathetic patrons at the drugstore who detain others by recounting ailments.

Mr. Grampson Birmingham Age-Herald

Tobacco critique and personal quip quotes

A clipped remark ridicules tobacco as a dirty weed claiming it satisfies no need and makes you lean while also noting it harms hair. A second line from Leroy K Sherman contrasts pacifist stance with the saying the squeaky wheel gets grease.

New Grain Output Boosts as Pests Threaten Harvest Demand

The report notes nearly thirty million barrels of flour could be added to annual output from wheat, though pests and disease threaten crops. It mentions a newly developed gas cur renium for aerial navigation, priced at 4100 per thousand cubic feet cheaper than helium, non inflammable and non explosive with lift similar to hydrogen.

Copper Welds Iron and Steel Parts Through Porous Bond

A new copper process enables welding iron and steel by copper penetrating the iron pores to form a firm bond. The method promises stronger joins and potential applications in manufacturing and construction.

Glad Sister Escaped Operation

A man recounts his sister nearly dying before a gallstone operation. He claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restored her health in three weeks, enabling her to walk to church. The ad touts the product as a safe cure for catarrhal mucus and various abdominal ailments with a money back guarantee. Potts drugstore markets the remedy.

Mayr Church Potts

Everest Expedition Requires 50 Coolies and 3850 Yaks

An early report notes the mounting of Everest gear relied on 50 coolies and 3850 yaks to transport climbing materials. The arrangement reflects the era's logistics for high altitude expeditions and the scale of manpower involved.

Mt. Everest

Carpets and Linoleum at Tatter Sall's Ad

Readable ad item notes carpets and linoleum at a store named Tatter Sall's. Includes terse listing style typical of old classifieds with a single line of goods.

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Europe Mustapha Kemal Pasha Constantinople Dardanelles Kemal ‘Pasha Nevis Tattersall’s. Adv Tattersall’s Mose Smyth Blaine George B. Conway Hecla Hazelbaker Clayton Howell Dell William Lacy Hans Peterson Horse Prairie Valley Cora Taylor Butte H. W. Sacher Tanlac. A. Potts Adv Tribune Fay Ervin Murray Hospital Edward Smith Bozeman Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Anthony French Helena Mr. French Argenta Carl W. Riddick Madison County Mr. Riddick Birch Creek Apcex Michael Hagerty W. H. Staudemeyer Portage Wisconsin Leslie Mrs. Ed.Lloyd Krimp Krust Andrew McCartney Melrose Ford Beaverhead Motors Co Jack Stocker Grant Chris A. Hansen Lima John Peterson Jack Peterson David Evans Melrose Country Marie Eggan Wilson School Taniac A. Potts Vannie Egan Jimmy W. E. Roberts N. Montana St Beaverhead Silver Bow Montana E. B. Randolph Salmon Askaton Fuller Fullers Specification Phoenix W. P. Fuller & Co Dept. 26 San Francisco 2Nd South St Salt Lake City Utah Like Leroy K. Sherman Glad Sister New Orleans Aberdeen Kemmerer Rock Springs Beaverhead Lumber Land Office CP Naan Pearl I. T. Smith Dillon, Montana
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