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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

8

Aladdin Lamp Supplies and Dillon Social Notes

Aladdin lamp supplies at Fors gren's Grocery and numerous Dillon residents are noted visiting from nearby ranches and towns. The item lists shoppers from Horse Prairie Blaine Reichle Lima Armstead and Sheridan with social visits, purchases, and local business activity. An animal show at the Andrus Hotel draws interest.

Andrus Hotel Dillon

Washington Washingtons big power drive and New England hope

Arthur Brisbane surveys vast water power plans in Washington and Maine, with Seattle banks expanding capital, plus New England energy hunger. He notes art market shifts to New York, Judge Gary’s blunt wisdom on honesty, and a grim look at money driving society, fear, and the Shenandoah disaster.

State of Washington Seattle Northwest

Salem Roots Tied to Scopes Trial Figures

John Thomas Scopes, the biology teacher who sparked the Tennessee anti evolution law debate, was born in Salem Illinois in 1901. Notably William Jennings Bryan, who opposed him, was born in the same town in 1860.

John Thomas Scopes Salem Illinois William Jennings Bryan

Lost Horses in Bannack Mont Reward Offered

Bay gelding with white markings more visible when lost weighs about 1500 pounds and bears brand SZ. Two brown mares weigh 1250 and 1300 pounds respectively, brands unknown. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to their recovery. Advertiser WM. C. Griffith of Bannack Montana.

WM. C. Griffith

Russian Writers Face Annual Licensure Fee

A policy requires Russian writers to pay sixteen dollars each year to retain the privilege of writing. The scheme defines a formal license system, linking financial payment to ongoing literary activity and exposure.

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed

Safe for children and made from California honey with purest ingredients this cough remedy has sold widely for over fifty years. Mr J R Dennis of Spiro Oklahoma urges its trial and a sample relieved a severe cough and cold. Refuse substitutes Potts the druggist Adv 40 43

California J. R. Dennis Spiro Oklahoma Potts

Questioning the Value of the Church and Civic Duty

A reader asks if the church is worthwhile and urges believers to show allegiance by attending services and recruiting others. The piece challenges skeptics to offer a better path for mankind and calls supporters to publicly affirm their stance.

Community church plea for full participation

A pastor urges every man woman and child in the community to render their best service to the church and asks if readers will help. The call emphasizes collective effort to fulfill the churchs mission and strengthen the community.

First Baptist Church Calls for Volunteers to Help in Mission

The church invites strong, vigilant men to join in Jesus Christ work. Bible School at 10:00 A M. Morning Worship 11:00 A M. Young People 6:50 P M. Evening Worship 7:30 P M with a broad community call to participate.

Jesus Christ

College Men Want Work for Students

Help wanted notices invite college men to secure employment with contact numbers 144 Training School and 250-3 Normal College. A note notes an odd bee behavior about sharing honey source with a short rapid dance.

Normal College

Ancient Ur Tablets Show Credit Letters Used by Temple Officials

Excavations at Ur reveal 2200 B C temple travelers carried letters of credit to obtain food in cities along their routes. The passage notes the use of such credit as evidence of organized provisioning by temple authorities during travel.

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Aladdin Forsgren’s Grocery Thomas Pierce Horse Prairie W.F. Essick Sheridan Hazelbaker Mike Rebich Blaine Wm. Lacy Melrose Our City Goyer Bannack Lester Schultz J. L. Nyhart Goldie Henderson Armstead Hollis Harrison Grasshopper Valley William Garrison Frank Bechter Reichle Henry Birrer Lima Agnes Casey Polaris Frank Kellum Tattersall’s Nels Nelson Deer Lodge F. E. Roeslen Kansas City R. E. Foster Buffalo Wyoming Tattersallls House Elvera’ Peterson Butte Lloyd Baby Carnage Dell Leo M. Pfiffner Red Rock J. J. Gelhaus Adelaid Werern Butte Harry Lapham Jackson Nellie McCauley Frank Ashworth Jake M. Flood Alder Sam Parker Near Dell Marian Esther Judge Mrs. Chas. Fries Sweet Water Basin Lucy Barshaw Andrea Bessie Barshaw Twin Bridges John Peterson Clarence Koenig Alice Roe City Shoe Store Jimmy A. B. Chapin Askut Arthur Brisbane Maine Bay of Fundy New England London Lord Leverhulme New York City New York Juge Au Gary Althou Massachusetts Insane’ Asylum Shenandoah Lansdowne Middle West United States The Museum of Natural History Asia Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Bannack, Mont Safe the First Baptist Church Idaho St Will Ze Mark Nile Valley White Star Federal Reserve System First National Bank the Bank OF Strength and Service Eaton, Crane & Pike Company Crane’s Linen Lawn Eaton’s Highland Linen Tribune Book Store
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