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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
6
Sunday school questions from October 31 1909 cover Paul's voyage as a prisoner with companions Julius Sidon and the crew. They explore divine guidance versus human judgment, safety in storms, and consequences of ignoring God's first plan during the voyage and the shipwreck fears.
A list arguing against alcohol shows the saloon corrupts character, harms families, inflames passions, and increases crime and poverty by detailing twelve cited harms and their effects on society. The anonymous tract frames drinking as a force that weakens virtue, worsens governance, and burdens taxpayers.
The National Temperance Almanac argues that temperance societies corrupt moral life by increasing revenue yet desecrating Sabbath quiet, endangering property and safety, harming life insurance, sparking laziness and crime, damaging church, and destroying character and family happiness.
A quoted lament questions the morality of licensing taverns and vice while funding churches and schools. It argues that approving outlets for drunkenness compounds social ills, taxes sober citizens to care for paupers, and injures neighbors, urging reflection on public policy.
The poem-like piece traces a cycle from strong drink to saloon keeper to law and legislator back to the people. It credits the people as the source of lawmakers and frames drinking culture as a societal product of public policy.
A saloon proclaims a recruitment message appealing for young customers amid deteriorating clientele. It lists past consequences including deaths, jail, chain gang, poorhouse, and an execution, then insists new “fresh, young blood” are needed to keep the business open.
Poem emphasizes that a nation's strength comes from steadfast men who work for truth and honor. It praises those who endure, endure sacrifice, and build the country through courage and perseverance.
Two German women converse with an Irish observer in Wisconsin illustrating authentic dialect speech. The piece argues Germans adapt language after migration and notes Erin town in Wisconsin where Germans learned local talk. It cites Charles D. Stewart praising German broad brogue.
Dr Ridgeway concludes iron smelting began in central Europe in Noricum and spread to Egypt by the ninth century B C and Libya about 450 B C. China shows first use around 400 B C with Uganda later. Native meteoritic iron predates refined smelting and resembles natural steel.
Report from Billings Montana details the international dry farming congress with the adoption of a new constitution and officers led by F W Mondell. Louis W Hill criticizes government land withdrawals and urges Montana farmer advancement while Spokane is chosen for next year’s meeting.
The article recounts M. Quinta's argument that the colorless blood serum mirrors the primeval sea fluid. It suggests early life evolved from marine forms with cells bathed in saline fluid, which later became the blood serum carried by humans today as a relic of ancient oceans.
A London Mail snippet captures a clerk’s remark in a prison context, with fragmented dialogue referencing owing people and a reactive sentiment. The quotation hints at tension and unsettled debts amid the proceedings.
Taxes are due and will become delinquent on the 30th day of November at 6 p.m. unless paid prior. A 10 percent penalty will be added to the amount. W F Casamorsg is the County Treasurer.
The exchange notes a witness who calls himself a piano finisher and a lawyer asking for a clearer description. The humor hinges on whether the work involves polishing or moving pianos, quoted from the Boston Transcript.
A playful item quotes Nell as an awful gossip who reveals everything, while Belle claims she tells more than that, reflecting a lighthearted Philadelphia Record style about gossip in society.
A brief aphorism notes that unjust gains amount to a loss, attributed to Hesiod. The maxim emphasizes moral balance and the adverse outcome of wrongdoing.
Ely's Cream Balm quickly relieves nasal catarrh by cleansing and healing the nasal surface. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists, with a liquid form Eli's Liquid Cream Balm 75 cents including the spraying tube, available by mail.
Notice of intention to make five year proof on land in Montana Territory filed by claimant for Lot SHNWHG NHSW3 in Section 8 Township 8 West of the Montana Meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner A Johnson at Dillon Montana on November 27 1909. Witnesses named Orr and Sprinkle all of Dillon. Signed Register with invalid fragments corrected.
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated October 15 1909 states Joseph Ellis of Polaris Montana filed for Final Proof to establish his Desert Land claim on SW31 Section 18 Township 7 S Range 13 W Montana Meridian. Final proof before A Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on November 26 1909 with witnesses George My Tash Edward Lloyd of Rannack Montana John Lenkersdorfer and Robert N Gray of Dillon Montana.
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