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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
8
A list of breakfast cereals and crackers appears with items such as Ceretana Oats and Wheat Flakes, Post Toasties in a 20 count, Kellogg s Corn Flakes large pkg, rolled oats, soda crackers in various box sizes, and family size crackers with prices ranging from 10¢ to 2 25.
Dillon readers see a dense page of local advertisements and notices. Entries include Tattersall's sales offerings from carpets to sewing machines, visits by residents and visitors, funeral attendance, a baby born in Portland, an eye examination date with Dr. Scarborough, a lost coat notice, a reward for a missing cow, and legal and social notes from Dillon and surrounding towns.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promotes its butter as fresh churned from Jersey cream three times weekly and shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly at a price no higher than rival products. If dealers run out, customers are urged to notify by mail to ensure prompt restocking.
Portia Manville, engaged to Dolph Merrill, faces upheaval when neighbor Neva Throop intervenes as a crazed Margaret pursues Portia with scissors. Neva calms the assailant and hides the weapon, later receiving news of Dolph’s release from a penal institution and Portia returns him to Neva.
A book salesman tries to sell a single volume for four dollars to a wary householder who refuses. The man insists the titled work is unique, but the woman remains firm and dismisses the offer. The scene is presented with a Wayside Tales flavor and a Foley Kidney Pills advertisement follows.
A coupon offer invites readers to mail the slip with five cents to Foley Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Tol ey's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets after writing name and address clearly.
The Minneapolis Journal offers a blunt test for wealth sufficiency. If a man will not chase a new straw hat down a windy street, he has enough money. The remark implies contentment defines wealth, illustrating a simple, practical measure of abundance.
The season of coughs and bronchial troubles is at hand. Mrs. E. K. Olson of Superior Wisconsin writes she uses Foley's Honey and Tar for all her children and grandchild. Sold everywhere.
The notice notes a sparse field for the 500 mile Speedway race and mentions permits for using a claimant’s name. It includes an advertisement from Rachell Walker of Waycross Georgia praising Foley Kidney Pills, claiming relief from kidney trouble and bladder ailments.
A husband kneels by his dying wife and asks to take back harsh words. She rebukes him saying he would use them again if she recovers. The Globe notes a blunt moral about apologies and gender.
Mrs. J. McCullough of 236 Snyder St Easton Pa writes that scarlet fever left a dry throat and hacking cough. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief by stopping the cough and bronchial irritation. Advertisements note the product is sold everywhere.
A Birmingham Age Herald clipping recalls a new salesman's dismissal after attempting to sell a $7,000 car to a schoolteacher. The remark labeled him unsuited for the automobile business.
A distinct portion of the electorate shifts problem solving to a syndicate, opting for delegated decisions. The move signals a trend toward collective outsourcing of civic deliberation and policy choices.
Peter Landis of Meyersdale Pennsylvania reports relief from long standing digestive issues with Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims remedies for indigestion biliousness headache bad breath coated tongue gas and constipation. Sold everywhere.
In a crowded street car two colored youths discuss Epic Lightfoot. They claim he no longer wears silk shirts and shines his own shoes, stops driving a flivver, and has swapped a twenty dollar gold piece on his watch chain for a Lincoln penny.
Two first mortgage notes netting 10 percent interest secured on Dillon residence property. One note for 800 dollars and one for 1200 dollars. If you have idle money this offers safety and profit. C. C. Newman rooms 8 and 4 Telephone Block Dillon Montana.
A reflective meditation on atonement and healing. It asks if one can learn to mend unintentional hurts and rebuild the waste places in relationships. It frames atonement as a path to true greatness.
Neatly furnished 14 room rooming house in good location offers a paying proposition. Easy payments and trade for residence considered. Contact C. C. Newman Joliet Bik Dillon Mont advertisement.
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