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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
5
A new recipe book titled Tested Recipes is issued by the ladies and society of the Baptist Church in Dillon Montana. The publishers Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana offer the volume for 100 cents by mail through sales agents.
Mrs. L. Robbins of 408 N Washington Dillon reports back pains dizziness and rheumatic aches eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought four boxes and says the remedy fully cured her trouble. A decade later she again praises the product. 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Mars Buffalo NY.
Palmer Bros present a three ring wild animal show with lions tigers leopards pumas jaguars bears elephants camels llamas and many more acts. The traveling production uses trains and modern cars and claims to offer full visibility for thousands of spectators. Exhibits begin with tent erecting and unloading of the animals. Tuesday September 27.
Canon Talbot of the National Cathedral, in a report to the American Legion, says American soldiers emerged from World War I with more religion than they entered with. He notes veterans were devout in private kit and memories reflect reverence for faith amid hardship.
The piece notes how former soldiers at the Brooklyn Central Y M C A exhibit strict army habits during a hot spell with 10 000 members using the swimming pool. Ex service men form orderly queues at the gate and rear, while younger members without training are moved aside to their proper place for socks or mess kits.
J H Kurlander reviews Edison lamp works tests on daylight. Open field sunlight equals 8000 foot candles, streets between buildings 38000, shadows 300, under tree 600. Office desk near south window 110 foot candles at ten feet, 70 at eighteen, 50 at eighteen feet. Inside benches between two exposures reach 20.
James R. Howard, president of the Farm Bureau federation, says farmers will market their own products in the future, criticizing middlemen for profits. The quote contrasts a farmer's past naivety with Cornelius Husk, who arrives in New York asking for a shortcut to his uncle’s place.
A bronze tablet will honor all dogs owned by Governor Baxter of Maine buried on Mackworth Island Casco Bay since 1887. The dogs of the same Irish setter line rest around a granite bowlder near his summer home. Glen Cora started the line in 1887, with about seventy five dogs raised by the governor, many given to friends.
Transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending September 17 1921 list property conveyances and owners in the Beaverhead area. The item provides names of grantors and grantees and indicates parcels transferred during the week.
Patent grants and final certificates record transfers of multiple parcels near Argenta Medicine Lodge and Jackson. Notable deeds include Hildreths and Metlen assignee, Quick spouses to John Peterson, and Spencer to Loraine Spencer along with a quitclaim of Summers Creek waters.
Northwest Potato Exchange field men report fields may yield up to 300 sacks per acre of No 1 potatoes. A farm bureau committee will cooperate with the potato exchange to stock clean Netted Gem and Irish Cobler seed for county growers to avoid shipping high priced seed next spring.
The church lists a full Sunday schedule at St James Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. and evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Thomas W Bennett is rector.
An article from the National Kindergarten Association urges parents to train themselves for child rearing. It discusses the only child’s needs for companionship and understanding, urging parents to seek balanced, loving conduct to foster moral and social development. It cites a Child Welfare Club slogan on evolving fit parents and Froebel’s call to live with our children.
Dillon Montana announces abstracts and title services by Southern Montana Abstracts and Title Co. Frank Hazelbaker serves as president and advances the firm’s offerings to area clients.
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