Radio health drills boost life saving beyond sea rescues
Metropolitan Life urged radio fitness as a major life saver. Arthur Bagley hosts a 60 minute morning exercise on WEAF WCAP and WEEI with Fred Harnett guiding music. Bagley promotes diet and activity to reduce overweight and improve insured longevity.
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New York
N. Y
Robert Lyng Cox
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
WEAF
WCAP
Washington
WEEI
Boston
City of
Bagley
Fred Harnett
Tower
Mr. Bagley
Petition seeks Sunday closing of Dillon stores
From the Tribune dated Sept 29 1883 a petition circulates to close all Dillon business houses on Sunday. Dense smoke from Idaho forest fires caused by Indians driving off game blanketed the surrounding mountains for most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Idaho
Vitascope Reproduction of Fitzsimmons Corbett Fight Shown
A vitascope reproduction of the Fitzsimmons Corbett fight played at the Dillon opera house on Monday night drawing a small crowd amid skepticism about past fight reproductions. The show was run by Wm. Greenwaldt, a former Dillon resident, who plans another visit soon.
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Opera House
Dillon
Wm. Greenwaldt
Local Fair Winners Noted for Oats and Exhibits
George Edinger captured the Elliott rov ing cup for the best ten sheaves of oats at the State Fair and the Beaver head county exhibit earned many blue ribbons. The Dillon Dry Goods Company lost about $500 in merchandise in an early Monday robbery. Tom Gilbert left for Ann Arbor to resume university studies. Mrs. O M Best and Mrs. A S Rife, matron and past matron of the Dillon D E S, visited Missoula this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edinger
Elliott
Beaverhead County
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Tom Gilbert
Ann Arbor, Mich
University
O. M. Best
A. S. Rife
Dillon D. E. S
Missoula
Dangers of Cold Baths Warn Doctors and Elderly
An advisory warns that exposure to cold water can harm circulation and trigger serious illnesses. It highlights risks from prolonged surface chilling, urges prompt body warming, notes that winter bronchitis affects the elderly, and advises airing bedrooms daily while avoiding drastic temperature changes.
Goitre relief with Sorbol Quadruple advertised
Mrs. E H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports relief after three days using Sorbol Quadruple noting her goitre is now gone. The ad promotes Sorbol Quadruple as a colorless external application and easy to use like toilet water. It directs readers to see the product at drug stores or write Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio with a local distributor A Potts the druggist.
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E. H. Hollingsworth
North Platte
Nebr
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
A. Potts
Crop conditions Helena Sept 5 report notes hot dry weather
Reports show the week ending Sept 5 in Montana features hot dry conditions with little rain. Threshing yields meet expectations with high protein in summer fallowed wheat. Corn and potato maturity quickens, reducing yields. livestock remains in excellent condition with strong market shipments amid range shortages. Rains expected later may restore winter ranges. labor conditions appear normal.
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Helena
State Department of Publicity
Buy At Home Movement Expanded In Montana Schools
The All Montana Development Association reports the $200 cash Prize Letter Contest greatly exceeded expectations and will become permanent. Governor Erickson supports the plan and districts are asked to place weekly half hour classroom lessons on keeping money at home and buying local. Judges include Governor Erickson Ray Hart and M Warden. The program aims to educate future Montanans in loyalty to local merchants and tax support, with prizes for top pupil work and efforts to sustain momentum beyond the contest.
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All’, Montana Development Association
W. A. Selvidge
Erickson
Montana
Selvidge
All Montana Development Association
Governor Erickson
Ray M. Hart
Hart-Albin Company of
Billings
M. Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Havre City Installs 7000 Dollar Street Lighting
The Havre City electric network is now operating a new seven thousand dollar street lighting system. Lewistown notes a test oil well in Cat Creek field drilled by L L Devereaux. Houdini paid forty one dollars income tax. Brady Nelson farm reports Oregon New Federation wheat at fifty bushels per acre. Montana lists 185 periodicals including 17 dailies and 11 monthlies and 155 weeklies with every county having at least one paper.
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Lewistown
L. L. Devereaux
Cat Creek
Brady
David Nelson
Oregon
Montana
Canton street luncheon scene with a proprietor and fryer
A Canton street scene shows a seated proprietor proud of his American hat, a rice stand, and a customer dining with chopsticks. A man cooks over a charcoal fire while others eat outdoors, illustrating public meals and a visible anti foreign sentiment unlikely within casual roadside groups.
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Canton
China
Real estate transfers in Beaverhead abstracts 1925
Week ending Sept 19 1925 lists transfers from U S A to James A Mansfield for 380.76 acres in Sage Creek basin and 240 acres in Sweetwater basin both Madison county. W E Parsons and Rose Parsons to G H Parsons 1840 acres in Big Hole basin. Eureka Glen Lake poised as major tourist resort in 1926 with White Sulphur Springs Meagher County to add 20 miles of highways this year and 10 more before winter.
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James A. Mansfield
Sage Creek Basin
U.S. A
Sweetwater Basin
Madison County
W. E. Parsons
Rose Parsons
G. H. Parsons
Big Hole Basin
Eureka
Glen Lake
Meagher County
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Filing
William Stahl of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in township 10 south range 8 west principal meridian. The hearing takes place November 12 1925 before Fred Rife Dillon Montana with witnesses Earl L Wheat Hubert S Flynn Voorhees D Paddock and Henry M Meine all of Dillon.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Great Falls
Montana
William Stahl
Dillon
Helena
Stenew
Elasw
Nwusey
W. E. Bennett
Register
Dillon Native Seeks Three Year Proof on Homestead Claim
Notice states Hiski Luoma of Dillon Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim on N half of section 15 township 10S range 14W Montana principal meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on November 12 1925. Names John Purni Henry Krindy Joseph Chappe John Rich listed from Dillon New coal land.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Hiski Luoma
Dillon
Helena
Range 14
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
John Purni
Henry Krindy
Joseph Chappe
John Rich
New Coalland
Brighten a dull business with new ideas not sharp tricks
The piece jokes that sharp practice cannot fix dull business or spark plug issues. It refers to Al Jolson limericks and a speed copulet line about rushing home before gas runs out. It notes London’s Raffles chatter and compares to numerous New York chaps eluding capture.
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Len
al Jolson
London
Raffles
Scotland Yard
New York
Foley Pills Advertisement by Potts Drugstore
Recommends Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. Customer Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa says mornings were dizzy and walking was hard, now he feels fine and credits the pills. Ad urges readers to pass it along to friends and take Foley Pills to flush kidneys.
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Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Foley
Potts
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Seaboard
Haley Fiske
the Tribune
George Tash
Bannack T
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Goitre
Rube” Goldberg
Boa
Besnt
AlMontana Ivelopment Association
Behind
Nor Erickson
Havre—City
Houdini
Risser ‘Patty
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Red Star Line
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
C.S.P
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