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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
6
The valley sees a prolonged haying period with some ranchers working into September if weather holds. Farmers report an unusually summer, yet the hay crop remains excellent and fields show strong stacks across the area.
Kansas City Times notes Lucretius as an illustrious poet who promoted science over faith. The writer cites his ideas on matter porosity, light speed, heat as motion, echoes as sound waves, disease from air and contact, atoms as basics, mind-body link, and even survival of the fittest, ahead of his era.
Chicago hosts a display of historic artifacts tied to Black Hills discovery. A gold pen used by Gen George A Custer to write the first account is shown along with items from Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok. The exhibition includes a buckskin coat, a rim fire revolver, an ox yoke, a buffalo skull and Sitting Bull’s worn journal.
The excerpt explains how Visby on Gotland in the Baltic Sea inspired the term by-laws. It notes Visby as an ancient city famed for its laws and trade influence, linked to the origin of the phrase widely used in English.
Hygeia Magazine quotes Henry Nollen president of a major insurance firm urging families to view physicians as medical counselors. Regular health surveys and guidance on diet hygiene leisure should be part of this advisory role to reduce degenerative disease deaths.
A fine copy of The Book of the Dead, housed in the British Museum, is dated 2,000 years before Moses. The ritual text was placed in tombs as safe conduct for the soul on its journey to the afterlife, with priests often adding supplement pages detailing the deceased's virtues.
The report notes a recent divorce case where both parties sought dissolution quickly. The husband made a sharp remark about women, saying he would not like them cold, likening them to toast and coffee.
A London Mail report describes a constable spotting a dying cat through a confectioner’s shop window on Blackburn beat. He forced entry, found the cat atop a gas main, revived it, and a new tap was installed. Days later the cat again activated the tap and died.
A September 3 1886 item reports John F Bishop’s Idaho street residence walls rising and a steam wood saw ready for colder weather. J F Bishop returns from California trip. Fred Vick leases Saloon No 10 and plans upgrades including Schmidt Garer beer.
A humorous exchange quotes a man in Arabia who jokes he would not sell his wife for a horse but would fear temptation over a really good car. The wife replies with a sly challenge about loyalty.
A vintage advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic for kidney stimulation. It features testimonial from Wm. F. Lagle of Anderson Indiana and claims wide use with satisfaction guaranteed. Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist, is named as the seller.
A compact notice directing readers to dial 66 for information or services, mentioning Tribune and Messenger publications and the Tribune Book Store as contact points. The item emphasizes a single action and specifies associated names and outlets.
Citizens are urged to keep the body in good repair for a healthy old age. The ad claims kidneys and bladder need support to prevent pain and disease and promotes Foley Pills Diuretic from Geo M. Gosman, Druggist. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Notice is given that the undersigned will apply to the Beaverhead county treasurer on September 24, 1927 for a tax deed to the land west of section 22 township 10 south range 6 west containing 320 mcres in Beaverhead County Montana The taxes due are 107.02 with interest and publication costs deed costs and all related charges. July 30 1927. Adv. 31-35.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on September 10, 1927 at 10 a.m. in Dillon to show cause why the executor John T Neal should be granted authority to sell all real estate of Henry R Johnson deceased. The notice runs four weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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