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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
7
Numerous women learn it is foolish to purge with physic for headaches dizziness or stomach upset. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes natural bowel regularity with gentle relief and is harmless. A 60 cent bottle is available. free sample offered by mail from Monticello Indiana.
Jackson OO Mr and Mrs Roy Ford were business visitors to Dillon Monday. Wendell Jardine with sister Helen and Miss Anna Jorgensen attended races in Dillon Friday. Mrs John Schindler returned from Omaha after a three month visit. Howard Morse visited Pinkerton ranch Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Olson returned to Dillon Thursday after summer in the basin. Mark and Tom Clemon visited Dillon Saturday for Mrs A W Wilson’s race meet. Emil Schindler was in Dillon Friday. Bishop Herbert H Fox of Billings and Rev W Lewis of Jeffers visited with local families at Elkhorn Springs. Dan Pendergast and Miss Margaret Bawden drove to Dillon.
Saturday evening plans for a wrestling match were announced. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Shoenberg visited Dillon Saturday. Mrs. Rebeka Jardine was a weekend guest at the Jardine home.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association posts a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber, as announced in local records.
An advertisement from Harlin gen Texas features W. K. Holland claiming 90 percent of kidney irregularities go unmanaged until late. It touts Foley Pills diuretic as a long trusted remedy used over 25 years, urging readers to ask their druggist Geo M. Gosman for it.
A KC Stor excerpt discusses Epicurus and his followers, noting frugality and communal support during scarcity. It highlights Epicurus starting philosophy at thirteen, seeking teachers, founding a school, and teaching simple living as a moral basis, while his fame is unjustly linked to sensualism.
Scientists using rats reveal heredity laws mirror humans. In two years rats tell the same story as four human generations, while a culture called ratinin kills rats without harming people. Highly cared for lab rats labeled as college students illustrate standardized testing and comparison across labs.
Holland has long been famed for large tulip gardens with diverse varieties bred by Dutch gardeners. Tulips, introduced from Turkey, are valued for hybrids grown from cross fertilized seed, symbolizing romance in Persia’s history.
The article explains the luck associated with horseshoes, noting the downward ends as a protective symbol. It links the superstition to the halo or nimbus image in art and traces its roots to ancient Rome where nails were driven into walls to ward off plague.
A fragmented, eloquent reflection on talk as a communal and creative act. The passage praises talk as song like glory, linking purity, generosity, and shared realization, where a person voices what others would not spoken to create consciousness through dialogue.
Ferdinand de Lesseps, famed French engineer of the Suez Canal project completed 1869, faced legal blame for the Panama Canal scheme that led to financial collapse. He was condemned to imprisonment, but it was not enforced.
A Tadiana teacher recounted desert life to her primary class describing games clothing and food. A student from the front row correctly answered that they had roasted boy for dinner, highlighting a shocking miseducation moment.
Salmon Idaho and Lemhi County show a strong outlook with potato crops expanding. 2,500 acres planted and 1,800 to 2,000 carloads expected. Three new potato warehouses, plans for 6,000 carloads in two years, and rising fruit vegetables. Cattle decline, 65,000 sheep grazed, new mining dredges planned, climate favorable, paving contracts, tourist road access, Salmon river park, and local business expansion including a proposed Salmon Spud daily.
Montana led all states in crop condition as of August 1 with 130 percent of the 10 year average, followed by North Dakota at 126.4 and Oregon at 116. California at 98.4 and Illinois at 81.1. The U S average stood at 99 percent, up 2.5 percent from July 1, with Montana and North Dakota showing strong gains. The index reflects overall agricultural health and guides business expectations nationwide. It notes an estimated 20,000,000 radio listeners.
Mrs. Allen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania praises Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys. The ad claims benefits for kidney disorders backaches dull headache and nervousness and urges asking for Foley Pills with no substitute.
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn offers a $100 reward to any person not a regular officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. Also notes old newspapers for car mats and rugs for sale at the Tribune Print Shop.
French dyeing and cleaning service offers satisfaction guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Located at 60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana. Phone 516. Adv tf.
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