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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
7
An exchange between Leary and a Governor unfolds a layered tale as they discuss finding peace in temples and tranquil waters. The Governor notes a young pilgrim and the need for silence while Leary hints at a second, unseen visitor.
The Governor and Red Leary stay at a farm house with Mrs Walker and Archie. They discuss recent crime figures and Leary’s loot while plans unfold for future rides and a possible Detroit escape. The scene ends with supper and a tease of more to come next week.
An odd string of phrases notes seven participant lines and a London typist Gleitz. It mentions a denglish channel on an electric try and a tire pursuit by British women. Sapodil joins Broadway slang from Daffydil meaning rolled in dough.
Advice from London Answerers urges workers who sit long at desks to break the habit of crossing legs. If they must, place a clean duster or soft cloth under the lower leg to stop shine and wear. Since a duster may not always be handy, it is best to cut out the crossing habit entirely for economy.
The notice lauds an apple described as a pristine product of Tabor with qualities that capture the essence of the year and present an exquisite beauty. TL. Ti Bailey.
An old advertisement claims Foley Pills improve kidney function and general health. It features testimonials from John Gordon of Danville Illinois and a local druggist Geo M Gosman, urging wide use for aiding work and well being.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for conviction of any camp robber. Also advertisements for old newspapers sold at the Tribune Print Shop.
Montana Employment Agency at 824 and Arizona in Butte offers experienced farm help laborers teamsters and cooks with phone contact 6567 for hiring and placements.
A fragment notes Kaneda stating he never told his wife Hees and that he was never married. The text mentions American Lewton members feeling out of place in Europe until a fistfight began in Brussels.
A doctor warns that constant fatigue may indicate kidney issues and life danger if the kidneys are affected. The ad touts Foley Pills as a diuretic remedy, claiming 90% of sufferers delay treatment and urging early use for relief with a satisfaction guarantee.
A reward of $100 is offered to any private individual for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. The notice cites Madison National Forest and the Sheep Growers Association with the ad running for November 4.
Mi Paumie s Parisian Dye House at 60 West Galena Street Butte Montana offers French dyeing and cleaning with outside work solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 516 for service.
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