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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
11
The essay frames bread as a symbol of human history and social interdependence. It links baked loaves to nature’s laws, industrial cooperation, price reduction, and national unity, urging collaboration across farmer, producer, and consumer for America’s future. It laments class conflict and stresses responsibility to sustain civilization’s progress.
Bozeman university talk stirs local interest while gum boots gain favor amid muddy days. A wedding is anticipated but details withheld. Kares A. Lewis found not guilty in a murder case with trial testimony suggesting accidental death. Chief Tencoy and his tribe hunt in Centennial valley. Eliel Bros and Montana Mercantile display freshly painted fronts.
From the Tribune dated October 22 1897 Knapp starts for the Klondike on a bicycle Tuesday morning carrying a rake and a tea kettle. The quirky journey heads into the wilderness as a bold expedition item.
Beaverhead oats bring record yields as Geo. Edinger threshes 147.12 bushels per acre and takes a silver cup at the state fair. Mrs. Zetta Landon Carter hunts a deer near the Landon ranch and plans a head mounting by Captain Fred Oliver. Local trips note Albert Stamm in Salt Lake, Dillon folks visit Butte to see President Taft, and Anderson Bros ship 600 cattle to their ranch. George Lovell visits South Dakota. Radio stars sign on prompting muses on the season’s spirit.
An eclipse unveils to Bushango historians in the Congo that the 98th king of a 121 ruler line began his reign in 1680. The fragment notes a royal succession moment observed through celestial signs.
The state expects a turkey crop matching 1924 totals with about ten percent more No 1 grade birds. The harvest is later than usual. The Forsyth Lions Club urges construction of a dormitory for out of town pupils. Havre Kennedy Deaconess hospital fund has reached $29 000.
Department of the Interior notice states Peter H. Anderson of Alder Montana filed intent to make four year proof to establish a desert land claim for Lot 10 SWAYNE NWYSEY SEYNWK SWAYUNEY Lots 1 2 3 Section 12 Township 10 S Range 5 W P M Meridian before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on December 2 1925 Witnesses include Hans C Hansen John Carbon William O Morey Chris I Hansen all of Alder Montana and Dillon Montana.
A pediatric laxative marketed as dependable for infants and youngsters claims to ease sour stomachs and remove indigestible materials. The ad touts no narcotics, warns against counterfeits, and urges consumers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with labeled directions for all ages.
In Pattani many huts house one or two monkeys chained in doorways and locals walk with monkeys on long coils. In Japan railways loud speakers will be installed so conductors need not shout at stations. Shelby-Contract awarded for the Bynum irrigation project with total investment around $900,000.
C. F. Redlich, Rupture Appliance Expert, offers Perfect Retention Shields from 10 a m to 4 p m for two days with no consultation charge. Shields claim instant relief and tissue strengthening, no leg straps, can be worn while bathing, with visits limited to Minneapolis Minnesota. correspondence letters available.
In Chicago John G Shedd signed to supply 2 000 000 to build a vast aquarium in Grant Park claiming it will boost public knowledge. The piece comments on other issues from silk production to animal welfare and vaccination and notes a man in Arkansas City Kansas who witnessed a gun incident involving a dog and a wounded owner.
Opinion by J. M. Nichols condemns gossip use of "They say" as damaging to character and social life. Notes Montana road construction 180 miles costing 1,289,321 dollars, Birch Creek road beauty trail, 1924 Montana mine output 55,074,548 dollars, and July 1925 electrical output up 11 percent from a year earlier.
Havre Ross Cattle Company of Alberta plans to ship seventy five carloads of cattle from here, signaling a large livestock movement. The notice highlights volume and destination details for regional cattle trade.
Henry Duncan of Alpine Alabama reports his boy suffered a two year cough and cold until Foley's Honey and Tar was given for several days, stopping the cough and restoring health. The ad notes no opiates and suitability for children, urging readers to ask Potts the druggist for a bottle on hand for coughs and colds.
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