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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
5
A fragment from a Dillon page describes a dentist treating Ed Purdy with a remark about gold fillings and a humorous exchange. The snippet lists newsstands selling the Dillon Tribune and several local businesses including Beaverhead Motors and Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. in Dillon Montana.
East Bannack street churches announce Sunday school at 10 00 a m graded work for all ages all welcome Prof Lee R Light superintendent Morning worship at 11 00 a m cordial welcome extended Epworth League 7 00 p m Miss Christena Barcus president evening services 8 00 p m informal and helpful service Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 p m with Bible study and prayer open to all
Otto A. Schulz, a noted Beaverhead sheepman, attended Salt Lake ram sale and bought the top priced Rambouillet stud ram from King Bros. of Laramie for 675 dollars, a son of Majestic and grand champion at San Antonio. He also purchased 25 Rambouillet rams from Queel y Bros. of Cokeville, Wyoming, praised by judges as an exceptional lot. Schulz helps set the pace for better sheep in Beaverhead and Madison counties.
Mrs A C Nash of Dillon says strenuous ranch work weakened her kidneys causing back pain and dizziness. After using half a box of Dean's Kidney Pills from Potts Drug Store, her symptoms disappeared and her kidneys then acted normally. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv 37-38
Mrs. C. Jackson of Dunbar Nebraska hails Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping a severe croupy cough in her baby. The ad urges mothers to use Foley's for quick relief and notes it is sold everywhere.
Action filled statewide program with racing and diverse contests at the State Fair promising thrills and wide spectator interest.
Prairie village barber Tone OTrien responds to Canadian Pacific Railway notices alleging unauthorized use of CPR initials. He argues company controls many assets but does not own the entire alphabet and cites a deceased Ireland-based relative Christina Patricia Reardon in a defiant reply. London Morning Post cites lack of cut rates in the area.
A playful stage moment has a hero declaring a suit refused while a child asks why the man wants his clothes. The piece notes the new neighbors are up to the minute, having sent in the afternoon to borrow the radio set.
In the final days the worn mind seeks inner rest, drawing sustenance from stored memories and experiences gathered through years of labor. The passage recalls turning inward as fatigue and time converge, offering a contemplative pause.
A witty remark elevates the phrase to praise the loyal St Bernard as a noble Alpine guardian rather than a mere suffering pet. The line celebrates the breed’s steadiness, size, and steadfast duties in high mountain regions.
The speaker argues that current parties are hollow shells, built on policies rather than fundamental principles. He urges keeping direct primaries but adding a pre primary convention to strengthen party backbone and accountability, while preserving independent candidacy. He also calls for higher qualification standards for office to protect representative government.
A Long Island man tours a riding academy with a well used horse he offers to sell as a bargain. The master asks what is wrong with it and the seller cites the birth of his wife’s baby as reason for selling. Some critics note kindness to animals.
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