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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
5
A prominent man credits honesty with his fortune and an editor backs it, while noting many youths instinctively reject theft. The piece argues most thieves are formed by bad company and worldliness, not born corrupt, and that early honesty tends to persist through life.
The TDillen Tribune appears weekly at C P Thomas corner Idaho and Center. Comer Citar Store at Montana and Bannack. and Gray News Co at U S L depot. Advertisement.
The note argues that happiness is not pursued. it arrives when one earns it through action and character. It emphasizes personal responsibility, deliberate effort, and resilience as the path to fulfillment.
New third edition issued by the ladies aid society of the Baptist Church Dillon Montana promises reliable recipes for high altitude and ordinary settings. Books available from Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana for 100 cents to be mailed upon payment.
Best grade of vegetable parchment butter wrappers printed with the dairy name on each sheet offered at the TripaNe office Dillon Montana. Prices announced as low.
A brief ad copy invites readers to place a notice in the Tripune to recover any lost item quickly, promising a high chance of retrieval. The item type, date, and location are not specified in the readable text.
Post cards for all occasions advertised by Tribune Book Store Dillon Montana claiming the largest stock in Southern Montana with wholesale and retail options.
Quartz and placer mining notice blanks for posting and recording sold for 50 cents per dozen at the Tribune office in Dillon Montana 16 tf.
Advertises engraved calling cards in latest styles with prices from 81.50 per hundred cards. Offers sheet on request and lists The Trung Dillon Montana as contact location.
Tribune Book Store advertises typewriter supplies including paper ribbons carbons and notebooks for sale.
After a Chicago meeting of railroad presidents on October 14 1921 Thomas DeWitt Cuyler announced a plan to push wage reductions for train service and other workers. The aim is to lower operating costs and pass savings to the public as rate cuts, arguing current high rates and wage costs threaten industry and public welfare.
A brief Dillon notice promotes toilet paper available in flat and premium grades at Tribune Book Store with emphasis on reasonable prices.
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive weekly from the publisher. Orders are taken for items not in stock by Tribune Book Store.
This article advises mothers to use humor and grace to guide children through temper, sullenness, and fatigue. It urges calm firmness, quiet discussion, and redirecting a child’s energy with busy work to prevent outbursts and nurture security.
The railroads urge lower wages and tighter rules to ease shipping costs for farmers and industry. They will first seek approval from the railroad labor board to reduce wages, then implement general rate cuts once sanctioned.
A Kansas hotel inspector finds a dirty roller towel in a washroom and notes an old law against roller towels. The proprietor insists no ex post facto law applies here because the towel rack was installed before the law. The Topeka Capital reports the exchange.
Irrigated improved ranches offered for trade for horses. Land to be cut to suit buyer. E. E. Leech Land Co. of Valier Montana advertises flexible terms and land adjustment to fit trade.
An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a champion house cleaner that purports to revitalize health by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation in the digestive tract. It promises quick relief, money-back, and notes Potts The Druggist and other druggists selling the product.
This year's wheat movement in Kansas City is the largest on record. Last month's receipts exceed 1920 by 172 percent, with the surge reflected in reduced bank loans and increased bank deposits.
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