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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
8
The piece argues women seek value with rising costs and notes K C Baking Powder selling 25 ounces for 25 cents as a long standing offer. It highlights brand quality, lower usage, a money back guarantee, and praise for manufacturers maintaining prices during broader inflation.
In 1922 the gross value of products of the metal mines of the state was 20 240 269 80. In 1928 the gross value is expected to rise to 53 539 871.
Kalispell reports a timber sale by the A. C. M. will increase woods activity and prompt construction of a logging railroad. The project aims to improve access and transport of timber from the site.
A woman asserts Adlerika cured her gas and sour taste, claiming it acted on both upper and lower bowel while most medicines work only lower. She says it relieves obstinate constipation and stomach gas in ten minutes. advertisement by Potts the Druggist.
Dillon residents and visitors frequent Tattersalls and local shops while several prominent figures travel through the city. Ranchers from Horse Prairie Sheridan and Centennial Valley visit Dillon, and Mrs Hart promotes fashion while the Good Government club plans a food sale for the Rest Room.
Week ending October 13 lists deeds and transfers including a warranty deed from Malene Security State Bank for Big Hole basin land two warranty deeds between James R George and Celia Wilson three Jackson lots a quitclaim from Edward Randolph to Richard Nolan a mining deed to John L Templeman in Bloody Dick district two sheriff’s deeds for Frying Pan and Big Hole basins and a court decree quieting title to four Dillon lots with a filling station and new garage
Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. preaching by Dr G Clifford Cress state secretary of the Montana Baptist convention. A special invitation to Normal students and all loyal Baptists in Dillon. Visitors welcomed.
Local notice calls all officers of the First Waytit church in Dillon to attend a Saturday evening conference at the church October 30 with Dr G C Cres as guest. In Miles City the Bitter Root valley harvest begins with orchard crops and a rancher reports a watermelon sale revenue of $100 per acre. The Bitter Root irrigation district begins canal rehabilitation.
A man recounts a long history of injuries and illnesses from 1905 onward including a railroad accident, pneumonia, a bull attack, typhoid fever, and chronic stomach and liver trouble. He credits Maya's Wonderful Remedy as the first relief in thirteen years and promotes it as a simple cure used by Potts druggist and others.
Weather shifts in fall trigger colds and coughs. For quick throat chest and bronchial relief use Foley's Honey and Tar non opiate formula printed on the wrapper. Marketed as the world's best selling cough medicine by Potts the druggist Ady.
Mrs Katie Scheffel of Lowell Ohio reports long female trouble treated unsuccessfully for years. After taking Peruna from March to August 1914 she regained strength gained weight and can work daily. She recommends Peruna for catarrh and related conditions and notes the medicine’s long standing approval and dealer availability. Nethart The Silver Dyke mine adds new equipment to boost milling capacity.
A fifty dollar reward is posted for the return of a set of new harness and information leading to the conviction of the thief. Description includes one se ct of harness without collars two tugs 254 inch with flat leather 14 inch bolted to wooden hame six links on end of tug Wilson trace carrier hipstrap black tie ring back strap, back strap snaps into hame on each side and straight bit bridles with adjusting buckle on top. Signed Sam Sheler Ady 97-tf.
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