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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1931

Page

2

Debunking the buffalo nickel Indian myth

Elmo Scott Watson explains that the buffalo nickel portrait is not Chief Two Guns White Calf but drew from three other Sioux leaders including Two Moons. Frazer confirms no link to Two Guns, revealing a longstanding press agent yarn and a shift toward Two Moons as the face behind the nickel.

Ghider National Park Montana James Earle Frazer San Francisco United States Treasury Department Frazer Office of Indian Affairs Col William F. Cody Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota Ogallala Iron Tail Miller Brothers of Oklahoma Edward Arlington Buffalo Hickel Show Fund Tait Glacier Park Anown S'razer Two Moons Yellowstone Utah Powder River Country the Rosebud Crazy Horse Ogallalas Crook Mackenizée Dull Knife Fort Keogh Mont Nelson A. Miles W. P. Clark Little Wolf Andian Fort Dearborn Black Tartridge Stelm Chief Short Bull Kicking Bear Dakotas Lake Michigan Chicago Joseph Kirkland Carl Rohl-Smith Rohl-Smith Fort Sheridan Vine Ridge Wounded Knee Miles Bear Hiyttrs

Consideration of Northern Air Route From Seattle to Twin Cities

The department of commerce may urge Congress to study a northern air route linking Seattle with the Twin Cities. An appropriation funds the survey to determine feasible paths and expected air mail volume. Improvements include beacons emergency landing fields and other devices. Montana cities Butte Helena and Great Falls are eyed as through points.

Department of Commerce Montana Butte Helena Great Falls

Montana Rail Commission Grants Eight Motor Transport Certificates

Reports show eight motor transportation certificates approved by the Montana railroad commission across cities including Helena and Livingston. Items cover convention sites, bank meetings, school rent, a fatal plane crash, highway oiling progress, natural gas projects, state warrants, and Indian relief efforts.

Helena Montana Railroad Commission Livingston Montana Women’s Christian Temperance Union Billings Butte St. Mary’s Catholic Wyoming Columbus Yellowstone Carbon Stillwater Glacier Park Station Dillon Monida W. J. Rohan Winston Brothers’ Company Minneapolis Winston Brothers Bechtel & Kaiser San Francisco Montana Power Company State Land Board Malta Fort Peck Fort Belknap Scott Leavitt Congress Leavitt House Committee On Indian Affairs Assiniboine Belknap Gros Ventres Blackfeet Bureau of Indian Affairs Gros Ventre Richard Sanderville

World garden offers diverse nut trees on tiny plot

A compact garden under seven acres showcases more varieties of nut trees than any other site. The emphasis is on diversity and unusual species within a small urban footprint.

Training Baby Bowels with Old Family Doctor Remedy

A historical health note endorses daily half a teaspoon of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to promote regular bowels in bottle fed or breast fed babies. The claim cites the doctor's forty seven years of practice and over 3500 births with no maternal or infant loss.

Caldwell

Cupidity Finds a Way in a Curious Courtroom Dialog

In a fragmentary exchange from the Kenuchee Journal a lawyer argues that a widow cannot remarry without triggering her late husband’s will. The widow insists she plans to marry the husband’s cousin Fair Client in defiance of the estate provisions.

Kenuchee Journal

Kruschen Diet Pill Claim From Norwich Woman

Mrs. Ethel Smith of Norwich Connecticut says she lost 16 pounds with one bottle of Kruschen and now sleeps better on day shifts. She advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks, and offers a money back guarantee if not convinced.

Ethel Smith Norwich Conn America

Alkaline Blood Study Links Cancer Death Pace

A report notes cancer victims show higher blood alkalinity and suggests that greater alkalinity correlates with faster fatal outcomes. The text also briefly comments on youth and social circles, and Uncle Ab remarks on waistline expansion as a sorrowful trend.

No New Dances In Movies If Any Existed

Brief quip notes there are no new dances and that if present they would show up in films. It comments on a man too busy to be happy being pitied, signaling a light commentary on mood and cinema trends.

Fellows' Syrup Health Claim Ad

An advertisement touts Fellows' Syrup as restoring energy and vitality for run down nerves and tired bodies. It claims physicians in 58 countries prescribe it and urges readers to buy at their pharmacist.

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Elmo Scott Watson Little Ble. Horn Custer Seventh Cavalry Hamlin Garland Old Mclure's Garland Tron Vance Dillon Heyennes Fort Dearborn Massacre Richard T. Ringling Alfred T. "Ringling Falls In Appar W. B. Caldwell Doctors Te Nigh
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