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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

Page

8

Local Notices populate Dillon area with ads events and visits

Local notes tell of multiple ads for laundry and sewing machines at Tattersalls, land script supply, bread wraps and pig balloons, and a Ford sale. Departures and visits include Rev Philip May preaching at the Presbyterian church, J J Smith and family motor trip, Horse Prairie residents Tom Beatty and Henry Siefkin in Dillon, and Jules Wenger from Jackson reporting hay crop. Births, construction, and open housing ad for 429 Thomson Ave. Various residents travel to Yellowstone via Madison and attend haying season.

Pioneer Elza Murray recalls Montana's early mining era

Elza Murray, a renowned pioneer, recounts his 1865 trek from Nevada to Montana and notes the rich Diamond City diggings. He describes travel via Blacktail and Beaverhead into Helena, then to Benton and on to the Missouri, later shifting to sheep farming before retirement.

Elza Murray Missoula Pioneer Society Mr. Murray Montana Nevada Blacktail Beaverhead Last Chance Gulch Helena Diamond City Confederate Gulch Benton Missouri River Murray Louis Anderson California Old Range

Felt and Rubber Goods Now Cheaper at City Shoe Store

The City Shoe Store announces new stock of felt and rubber goods arriving with lower prices than last year. The note notes a 35-1 listing and invites customers to visit for bargains on footwear and related items.

Portrait study of Mrs James McDonald to wed Marquis Huntley

Washington society reports Mrs James McDonald will marry Marquis Huntley, a Scottish peer, in London next fall. The Marquis is seventy five years old and Mrs McDonald is described as much younger.

James McDonald Washington Society Marquis Huntley London Marquis

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Quick Headache Relief

Mrs Myrtle Jones of St Joseph Missouri reports relief from severe headaches after using Foley Cathartic Tablets for biliousness and related symptoms including constipation blurry vision coated tongue and bad breath. Advertised as sold everywhere with a one month duration.

Myrtle Jones St. Joseph

Slander Harms Speaker Who Listens For Gossip

A cautionary note warns that those who relish and repeat baseless rumors become akin to the slanderers themselves, diminishing trust and reputations.

American rule praised by Australian journalist on Pago Pago

Randolph Bedford in Que. World lauds American governance of Pago Pago Samoa as a model colony. He notes annual native taxes total 7 dollars and credits protection education water electric light roads and sanitation for the island while influenza passes elsewhere. He claims the island flourishes under American engineers with roads bicycles a picture show and ice cream.

Randolph Bedford Bedford Uncle Sam South Seas Wago California

Moving a 1000 ton church wall in 16 hours

The Central Presbyterian church in Buffalo had its front moved 80 feet eastward to lengthen the auditorium. The 1000 ton wall was jacked up on rollers and moved 30 feet by screw-jacks operated by 15 men, with no injuries reported.

Central Presbyterian Church Buffalo Scientific . American

Federal Bird Law Violations Result in Numerous Fines

May enforcement by the Department of Agriculture under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act yielded multiple convictions. Offenses include killing a gull, sale of a heron, hunting ducks from boats, possessing ducks out of season, and killing ducks after sunset with fines ranging from 20 to 100 dollars. States cited include Virginia Kentucky Florida Oregon Arkansas and Louisiana.

United States Department of Agriculture Virginia Kentucky Florida Oregon Arkansas Louisiana

Effect of Daylight on Plant Growth and Form

Investigation by the United States Bureau of Plant Industry shows daylight length governs plant development. Long days induce bulb formation while short days promote tuber formation. Unfavorable light periods cause carbohydrate deposition and reduced photo synthesis, leading to stem and flower development decline and rosette foliage. Restoring optimal day length can rejuvenate annual plants.

United States Bureau of Plant Industry

How She Did It In Housework Secrets

Two housewives discuss how they extract more work from their helper Rath. One says Rath completes more tasks faster and just as well. The other reveals she uses jazzy pieces on the electric player piano to keep her helper focused.

Plano

Also Mentioned on This Page

Washington Department of Agriculture Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Neves Tattersall’s Hazelbaker Philip May Presbyterian Church J. J. Smith Tom Beatty Horse Prairie Dillon A. Potts Adv S. T. Johnson Henry Siefkin Jules Wenger Jackson Thomson Ave J. A. White Tanlac A. J. van Ham Sarah Williams Thomas Dubois Robert Thurman George Clemo Jackson Country H. W. Sacher Daniel Tovey Wisdom Welty Salt Lake Richardson New York Yellowstone National Park Madison Henry Thompson Kidd Krimp Krust Ford Beaverhead Motors Co Isaac Edinger Clara Millie Adams Flathead Country H. F. Best East Mary Gist Anaconda May Conger Mrs. James-M’donald Tribune Book Store Dillon, Montana W. E. Roberts N. Montana St Silver Bow E. B. Randolph Salmon Idaho J. D. Miller Syracuse Pago Pago Big Buffalo Church Wrigley Beaverhead Lumber Lima Land Office Bad Ules
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