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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
3
A string of visitors and travelers are noted in Dillon. Grant residents, Butte guests, Helena business trips, and travels to Canada, New York, and Warren Ohio are listed. many attend winter teaching posts, banking jobs, or university openings. Several local children and adults sustain injuries or start trips, while others return from trips to Yellowstone, Spokane, Seattle, and Twin Lakes.
Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina reports relief from distress and fatigue caused by disturbed kidney and bladder action after using Foley Pills diuretic. She asks publication so others may know the health benefits she gained, with sales listed at Geo. M. Gosman.
An ad promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants and colic, claiming five million mothers rely on it and twenty five million bottles sold last year. It promises quick relief for fussiness, constipation, diarrhea, and nighttime wakefulness, urging parents to have it on hand.
Cattle rancher Carl Huntley of the Big Hole region reports fine rainfall and a strong hay crop have boosted cattle markets. He recently sold eight carloads of heavy beef steers to South St. Paul and says the year has been profitable after years of drought. He notes rains arrived at the right times and prices are finally satisfactory, helping balance past hardships.
Jiggs tells Wiegs about a woman stopping on the street to dig out a flea from her stocking. Wiegs quips that it is a case of the wicked flee where no man pursueth.
A playful exchange centers on humor cut from a work setting. Bell quips about sensing something funny, while Dumb notes the jokes were removed. The light back-and-forth showcases a casual office moment.
Gertrude Battes Lane editor of a leading women's publication is the first to mail back a Hoover pledge card among over a million sent by the National Committeewomen. Lane also heads the Woman's Home Companion and served in Hoover's Food Administration during WWI.
A basement sewing room offers space efficiency and convenience near the laundry. The article describes a Holland warm air furnace layout, wallboard partitioning, painted masonry, ship linoleum or rugs, and built in storage. An enamelled chest provides sewing furniture.
The text notes historic appellations for the banana such as the apple of paradise and Adam's fig, reflecting its early nomenclature prior to the sixteenth century. It highlights how European and other cultures described the fruit with poetic names, indicating its long cultural presence.
Quote notes that wisdom comes slowly through installments. It implies patience in learning and growing wiser over time.
Travelers Cheques provide convenient universal acceptance for travelers in any town. They identify the holder and use signing and countersigning to protect against loss or theft. Available through this bank in denominations starting at 75 cents per $100.
Farmers State Bank sues Fred Bower and Elna Bower along with Capital Trust Savings Bank. Real estate described includes portions of sections 26 27 34 in Township 8S Range 8W totaling 320 acres with water rights and appurtenances. Sale set for September 8 1928 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Cash term. Sheriff C H Hartwig undersheriff. Adv 83-36.
One hundred dollars reward offered by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn to any person not employed by law enforcement for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally.adv 114m
A fragment cites a promise to obey your husband and questions whether it includes bidding in a bridge game. The line implies a marital duty debate without names, dates, or clear events.
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