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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
3
A parade of visitors and relocations fills the Dillon week as residents travel to Butte, Idaho, Utah and California. Teachers depart for Melrose and Alder while others teach or plan winter stays in Dillon. several families relocate to or from Wise River, Argenta, and Idaho Falls amid summer travels and illness calls.
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina testifies that Foley Pills diuretic relieved her kidney distress and fatigue, making her able to care for family and home. The ad urges other women to try the remedy and notes Geo M Gosman sells it.
William McMahon notes steel at near capacity and no letdown in production. Oil overproduction persists despite high profits, while motors set records. Copper may hold at 18 cents, rail freight rises, building and employment improve, and the stock market strengthens with key issues advancing.
County commissioner L Anderson is confined to his home this week due to illness according to a local notice.
If bladder irritation disturbs sleep with burning itching backache leg pains or muscular aches this ad promotes Cystex with a 48 hour test. Try it today see quick improvement or get money back. Only 60c at City Drug Co.
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report any evidence to W. C. Orr sheriff or D. V. Erwin stock frepto, Ve
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent remedy for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims the pills ease pain, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, bloating, and cold limbs, and urges purchase at drug stores with CITY DRUG CO. noted as on hand.
Thomas N. Campbell of Hardin to headline the All Montana Products dinner in Butte on October 1. Rotana club plans to host about 1,200 Montanans with speakers including W. N. Smith, Mrs. Wallace T. Perham, Harry R. Cunningham, and Governor Erickson. Reservations are being taken as Montana manufacturers are urged to bring samples for the banquet.
Three rainbow trout weighing 11 8 and 8 pounds are exhibited at Gray pool hall today drawing attention. All were caught by Vic Westergaard at the Pete Westergard camp on Hidden Lake. A 12 1/2 pounder from the same place holds the season record in Grays competition. the winner receives a $30 shotgun.
A pedestrian should act swiftly to protect themselves when taking safety steps. The guidance emphasizes rapid action to minimize risk and ensure personal protection.
The Equitable Trust building with ten stories required over 55 000 cable feet of lead covered cable weighing 23 tons and 9 011 000 feet of wire for telephone facilities. Graybar building at 29 stories has more than 6 000 000 feet of telephone wire and 18 1/2 tons of cable.
A pupil named Dorothy delivers a cryptic proverb to the class. She proclaims Susie Adam forgets Susie Adam and calls it Quotation. The teacher questions the line while Dorothy asserts the date Monday aligns with Enthusiasm begets en thusiasm in the diary.
A Kansas City Times excerpt describes Joab Powell a circuit rider of the early 1800s who preached across Oregon Missouri and Tennessee. He rode for faith not money and asked only fare for himself and feed for his horses charging his bill to the Lord as he left a farmhouse after preaching.
In 1896 Langley built a model aircraft that flew but carried no passengers. The Wright airplane was the first to be flown by man.
The text suggests geometry arose from land surveying after Nile floods and cites an Egyptian manuscript on algebra by Abmes, copying a work likely dating to around 2500 B C. The dating places algebraic methods in early Egyptian scholarship circa 1700 B C.
The article reports that Seminole and other tribes in Florida are described as highly superstitious, linking hurricane damage to the vengeance of their god on white settlers for irrigation projects at Lake Okeechobee and perceived desecration of nature.
A new safe hears burglars by listening for noise and triggers sensors. Vibrations from drilling set off alarms and lamps, warning of attempted entry.
A morganatic marriage binds a man of rank to a woman of lower status, stipulating she and their children do not gain rank or inherit titles or possessions. the offspring are considered legitimate.
At a Lambeth meeting officials reported an ass in city service died of pneumonia and its companion also died of grief, a pair of animals mourned by locals in a historic note.
A game refuge should be about 60 forties with around 200 sorties of public hunting grounds. It must include cover water and vegetation for food and be constantly guarded against predatory birds and animals.
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