Twelve Pages Entered for Second Class Mail
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Dillon Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
11
The Horse and Its Changing Role in a Mechanized World
The essay traces the bond between humanity and horses, noting how gasoline engines and autos replaced the horse. It warns of growing distrust and equates horses with outlaw status on the range. Yet it predicts the horse will endure and reassert its place despite forest and industry pressure.
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Forest Service
Tourists Arrive In Varied Attire For Busy Season
This piece notes the bustling tourist season with travelers from all places and ages seeking a good time. It highlights a wide range of clothing styles from revealing to conservative and stresses everyone deserves a safe, enjoyable outing.
Chilly Montana Scene Shapes Political Fray
A chilly day in Montana sees Miss Democracy display Myers and Stout portrait turned to the wall while presenting her standard to Burton K. Wheeler former champion of the Non-Partisan forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Myers
Stout
Burton K. Wheeler
After the Ball a Nation Weeps and Rallies for Votes
A reflective roundup describes postball fatigue and mixed casualty outcomes in a political landscape. Mentions Anderson and Tash in a commissioner race, Robb of Wheeler and Stout labor votes, and judges Callaway Farr Pray Stark with hopes of fresh terms and strong endorsements.
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Anderson
Tash
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Wheeler
Lew Callaway
Farr
Callaway
Washington
McCormick
Congress
Charles N. Pray
Pray
Judge Stark
Livingston
Supreme Court
Republican Convention Call to Organize County Committee
A meeting of new and retiring Republican members failed to form a central committee, prompting a call for a convention in Dillon at 2 30 p m on September 18 to organize a new central committee fill vacancies and perfect a county campaign. Frank Eliel to remain on the state central committee until successor chosen in Helena. All precincts urged to send representation.
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Republican County Central Committee
Central Committee
Dillon
Frank Eliel
State Central Committee
Helena
Judge W Y Pemberton Dies in Missouri Home
Judge W Y Pemberton former Chief Justice of the state died recently at his daughter’s home in Missouri after years of poor health. He was esteemed by old residents in Bannack and Virginia City for his circuit days and outstanding character.
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W. Y. Pemberton
Missouri
Bannack
Virginia City
Montana Farmers Urge Republicans for Strong Representation
A call to voters to support the Republican party in Montana noting the state is Republican and will vote straight to safeguard farmers interests amid disputes within factions. The message emphasizes unity and a solid front for a growing state.
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Montana
United States
Sheriff Mooney Reclaims Bootleggers Over White Mule and Dago Red
Sheriff Mooney seized bootleggers in Wisdom after they sold overly strong White Mule and Dago Red. Three hundred pints of the illegal spirits risked turning a Big Hole celebration into a funeral.
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Mooney
Butte
Wisdom
Dillon Welcomes Visitors at Pow Wow Celebration
Dillon extends a warm greeting to all guests at the Pow Wow festival inviting everyone to enjoy the city’s hospitality and partake in food and merriment as the event continues.
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Dillon
Sky Pilots Ready to Take Ten Bucks per Thrill
A bold entertainment act called the Sky Pilots invites patrons to pay ten dollars for a thrill. The pitch promises aerial or stunt performances and a daring display, with organizers framing the event as a standout attraction.
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Sky Pilots
Repeated Epitaphs By Fireside Do Not Save Cemeteries
The remark notes that if epitaphs were spoken or repeated endlessly near home fires, it would not reduce the number of burials or crowding in cemeteries. It suggests a critique of memory versus mortality.
Sibersin Family Guests Stay At Bishop Home
Mr and Mrs W C Sibersin hosted a weekend gathering with Migses Gwen Evelyn and Gene Sibersin and Mr James Hoffman visiting from Butte as house guests at the Bishop residence.
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W. C. Sibersin
Migses Gwen
Evelyn
Gene Sibersin
James Hoffman
Butte
Bishop
Metlen Family Welcomes Daughters from Los Angeles
Misses Bernice and Georgia Metlen, youngest daughters of Mr and Mrs Geo R Metlen, arrived in Dillon Thursday from Los Angeles and are staying at the Metlen. Mrs Metlen and Miss Elizabeth are expected Saturday.
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Bernice
Georgia Metlen
Geo. R. Metlen
Dillon
Los Angeles
The
Metlen
Mrs. Metlen
Elizabeth
Pow Wow Brings Riders and Cowboys to the Event
The boys with the big hats and high-heeled boots join the Pow Wow along with girl riders. Broncho busting and calf roping highlight the showcase as contestants perform at their peak.
Legislator H. G. Rodgers Heads to Virginia City
Hon. H. G. Rodgers traveled to Virginia City on legal business on Thursday. Reports indicate his race for the legislature will win Virginia City by a unanimous vote.
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H. G. Rodgers
Virginia City
Florida Teacher Recommends Honey and Tar for Coughs
A Florida teacher Mrs L Armstrong of Okeechobee reports good results using Foley's Honey and Tar for children with the flu. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere and advises teachers to give the same guidance to students.
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Florida
Foley
Tattersall’s advert offers pig balloon with Krimp Krust bread
An early 20th century styled advertisement promotes chick feed ground bone egg mash and oyster shells at Tattersall’s plus a 1911 offer saving 6 Krimp Krust bread wraps to win a pig balloon at participating grocers.
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Tattersall’s. Adv
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough to Visit Andrus Hotel
Dr H H Scarborough, eye specialist, will be at the Andrus Hotel on Monday September 18. Those seeking his services should arrange an appointment or call in the forenoon. His methods promise relief for headaches dizziness and eye defects.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Southern Montana Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice states a stockholders meeting of the Southern Montana Telephone Company to be held at the secretary’s office in Dillon Montana at 2 on Monday September 18 1922 Leonard Eliel president F A Hazelbaker secretary read aloud by the secretary, official notice.
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Southern Montana Telephone Company
Dillon
Montana
Leonard Eliel
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as treating catarrh
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh inflammation through an ointment and medicine acting via the blood to restore normal mucous conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, by FE. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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F. E. Foote
WAR
Alton
Telephone
Rexall
Rexall Store
Judge Pemberton
Stetson
Teitzel, Jones & Dekner
Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Echheiner, Stein and Others
Eliel Brothers
Iit
C. M
Hanson, Dillon, Mont
Wiltons
Axminsters
Smyrna
Congoleum
Dillon Furniture: CO
Alutocreter
RAMS
Hampshire
Cotswold
J. E. Morse
Dillon, Montana
Beaverhead County
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