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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
7
A reflective line urges leaving behind what no longer interest you and exploring the wider world in pursuit of a new purpose. It frames life as a quest for a Holy Grail beyond familiar bounds and old routines.
A poetic line evokes a universal mood describing how listening closely reveals a sobbing sea like a heartbeat. The phrase suggests nature’s quiet emotional resonance accessible to anyone who pays attention.
The Dillon Tribune is sold weekly at C. P. Thomas corner Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bann, The Gray News Co. at the O S L depot, and Beaverhead Motors Co 181.
Abstr act and title services offered by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. of Dillon Montana led by president Frank Hazelbaker with advertising notes.
East Bannack street services led by Edward Smith with Sunday school at 10:00. Morning worship at 11:00. Epworth League at 7:00 and evening service at 8:00. Midweek Bible study and prayer on Wednesday at 7:30. An informal, helpful service for all. Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claims relief for croupy coughs in babies.
In Apex area a farmer named Otto Christianson operates 160 acres with 35 acres soft wheat 100 acres alfalfa and other crops. He raises 70 hogs fattened on alfalfa with herd pastures hogs off the field to harvest crops and he milks eight cows selling butter and cream to Butte and Dillon. He also shipped a 195 pound lamb to a Dillon butcher and produced 12 pounds of wool this spring.
Action packed daily program at the state fair features Inter Tribal Indian Relay Race Inter sectional Cowboy’s Relay Wild West Trots and Paces and running races State Championship Automobile Races Horseshoe Tournament State Title Trap Shooting Golf Driving Sheep Shearlie Contests all circus three big bands and crowded moments.
The article lists apathy broken family altars Sabbath desecration and neglected spiritual duties as key challenges. It argues Americans must train youth, uphold family and religious standards, and fulfill church obligations to restore peace and prosperity.
The item notes Mrs Christianson runs a diverse farm at Otto with about 800 chickens and geese. Income from friers broilers eggs and dairy products covers running costs. No town bills this year. grain hay potatoes and pork sales in fall bring profit. Eugene is described as a long time dead with no need for models.
Statistician Roger W. Babson urges aggressive advertising in 1922. He advises cutting costs but maintaining ad spend, delaying plant expansion, and using reserve funds from fat years to fuel sales now. He predicts a strong summer and fall, with better prospects next year for those who act. Carpet and linoleum at Tatternsall's. Adv, 191f
The speaker muses on aging from thirty-five to fifty-five, calculating remaining life in years and days. He notes how time contracts as age increases, jokes about holidays and Sundays, and ends urging people to stop criticizing others and start acting.
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