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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
11
Burlington Vermont content notes Cox faces removal of political heads by a majority around Thanksgiving. Portland Oregon Telegram imagines Senator Harding's election ending one man government over the United States.
Mrs. L. Robbins of 408 N Washington St Dillon testifies that after eight years of kidney pain and related ailments four boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills removed the trouble letting her resume work. She repeats in a later 10 year update that the remedy still helps and recommends it. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A motivational quote attributed to Charles M. Schwab asserts that any man can master any achievement with willpower and steady practice, emphasizing disciplined learning and effort.
Real estate deeds and transfers listed include James Cunningham to Walter A Siria for 820 acres near Apex and Nannie Tritt to John Hampton Cooper for one Thomson Avenue lot. Also mining deeds, quitclaims, water rights, estates, sheriff sale, homestead filing, and stock capital increase. Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. announces prompt abstracts from Dillon Montana.
The piece endorses Senator Harding as president and outlines a four step plan to reduce living costs. It calls for revising or repealing the excess profits tax, abolishing freight and passenger taxes, raising tariff schedules to protect industries, and altering income tax schedules for relief to consumers and business.
In Placerville California the Republican recalls how Homer Cumming's remarks revealed what many believed a seven year era of perfection. The comment underscores a shift in public sentiment toward more critical reflection on local progress and governance.
The American Red Cross reports over 26,000 soldiers remain in army hospitals nationwide receiving care for wartime wounds. Workers continue friendly aid, teach job skills for postwar earnings, and maintain contact with home families to prevent hardship.
Notice of sale states Rex Pool Hall transferred to Henry Gleed Jr and that the seller will not be responsible for any bills of the concern after August 31, 1920. Signed by W. E. Ripley.
Miss Cora Taylor seeks the return of her diamond ring lost in the vicinity of the Tribune office. Finder to receive a reward upon delivering the ring to the newspaper.
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