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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
5
New third edition cookbook issued by the Baptist Church of Dillon Montana. Recipes guaranteed to work at high altitudes as well as elsewhere. Book sent on receipt of 100 cents via Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana tf.
A local newspaper ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments. It features a Dillon woman, Mrs. Robert Moses of Osage Center Street, who claims significant relief after using the product, noting long standing back pain and difficulty bending improved after several boxes. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures the remedy in Buffalo New York and distributes through dealers.
An exhibit at Helena's fall State fair, prepared by the agronomic department with the state grain laboratory, features three walls showing Montona wheat, flour milled from these wheats, and bread and cake baked from the flour. The booth also highlights certified potato food and a potato with "wicked eyes" as a novel display, drawing attention to the extension service booth at the fair.
Newspaper note reflects on women realizing they are not lilies as a proverb in a commentary from the El Paso Times.
A sleepy Mr Jinks in a trance tightens a cat tail in bed at two in the morning. Mrs Jinks awoke to yowls and found him muttering about horn repairs and a stubborn vehicle he claims will not go.
A dog aboard the destroyer Schenck No. 160, missing at Pensacola, wandered to another destroyer and sailed away. The dog later barked from the bridge, drawing the Schenck crew’s attention and reunion aboard the ship.
Transfers record from Beaverhead Abstract Company for week ending August 28 1921. Deeds include James Deering to 80 acres lower Centennial valley and to Bert H Paul 80 acres. Hans Hansen 160 acres north of Dillon. James M Saunders 160 acres Centennial valley above Monida. Hiram C Lapham to Ethel Ford 100 by 200 feet near Jackson. Henry Gleed Sr to Jos C Smith 3 lots Poindexter Orr Addition Dillon. Andrew J Bucy to Monroe W Bucy 320 acres Centennial valley below Lakeview. roadway transfer William C Clayton et al to C B Rodes. Otto Prather to C B Rodes 150 by 80 rods near Lakeview. affidavits clarifying ownership. Quartz locations White Pearl lode White Queen lode Gold Dust Twins lode Major lode Marese lode and Vanadium lode mining claims in Frying Pan Elkhorn Wetmore Hunting Lodge Bald Mountain districts.
In a stark freight yard near Nogorossisk the former president of a Russian railroad, Grand Duchess Marie Pavlova with her suite, and Grand Duke Andrey with his son stayed in a single coach. The grand duchess remained gracious despite squalor and hardship, Her charm and dignity stood out in harsh conditions.
A grove northwest of Juarez across the Rio Grande from El Paso known as Pence Grove is rapidly dwindling as Mexican children collect firewood. Once about 25 cottonwood trees marked a historic site where Gen. Francisco Madero and the Juarez garrison, loyal to Porfirio Diaz, agreed armistices before the revolution ended. Today fewer than half remain due to raids for fuel.
Tor P Hooper reports in Journal of Tropical Medicine that in 1917 to 1919 in the Far Islands 23 leprosy patients were discharged on parole. six more appear cured and ready for discharge, with success tied to early treatment using chaulmoogra oil injections.
A sharp tongued lawyer cross examines a witness about sobriety at the Spread Eagle. The witnes s replies the only object he had in view was the lawyer coming out. Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
A national organizer arrives in Salem Oregon to launch a league drive with a 30 day organizing push. Membership is 14 dollars with 4 dollars to national and 10 dollars to local needs. The program includes state owned factories warehouses and rural credit banks.
The fragment shows a distressed speaker seeking help from a doctor, with the line You did perfectly right to call me. The text appears from The American Legion Weekly.
A National Kindergarten Association article advises mothers to use dramatic play to develop children's understanding. Through acting, children imitate animals and nursery rhyme characters, transforming daily activities into learning and reinforcing knowledge by doing.
The farmer laments deflation and slow bond sales from Federal Land Bank as Congress stalls on a War Finance Board purchase and tax provisions. He demands a fifty fifty break, open markets, and protection, arguing one third of the population is in agriculture and will insist on a square deal.
A brief dialogue from The Passing Show in London hints at a baby being sent from heaven and a mother noting the peace up there with a playful exchange between Joan and Mummy about the quiet of heaven.
A postwar trend links stylish murders to dramatic themes as stories suggest a beautiful woman as the catalyst or principal in criminal plots reflective of changing social norms and sensational journalism.
The state college and Montana extension service plan exhibits at Helena's State fair. A large eight by sixteen foot map will illustrate University of Montana work across the state with electric curtains and lighting. The exhibit will include literature desks and a recreation room with staffed information during the fair.
Dillon Montana based Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co with Frank Hazelbaker as president advertises its services. The notice emphasizes value with a slogan about a dollar going farther and urges readers to chase bargains, citing Richmond Indiana as a model.
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