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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
11
In a Western Town scene a patient asks for gas before a visit. The dentist warns it may hurt. Dead Eye Dick quips about pain if he avoids anesthesia. The surgeon’s remark suggests taking caution for the patient’s sake.
Willie struggles with a reading word and is prompted to pronounce barque. He looks to classmates, the teacher repeats barque, Willie then shouts bow wow wow showing his doglike response.
Dialog snippet shows two men in social exchange discussing a wife, one noting she was pensive, the other saying she is now expensive. No event, date, or location provided.
Jones asks Smith how long his wife took to learn driving. Smith replies with a vague, humorous memory suggesting a long time and a December reference. The fragment reflects a casual, informal exchange with no clear event or outcome.
An old advertisement invites readers to send 10 cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs and Colds plus free sample packages of Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts, the druggist, signs as Ady.
A brief humorous exchange shows First Egg tired of hot water and Second Egg reassuring that it will become hardened to it. The whimsy highlights both characters’ personalities in a concise punchline.
In a ringside exchange two bettors discuss fighters with one claiming a fighter remembers a foe after a hit while the other notes his man does not. The dialogue frames a gritty boxing atmosphere and rivalry.
A Kansas town posts a bold road sign reading Speed Limit 100 Miles an Hour Fords Do Your Best to warn drivers as they approach city limits. The quirky directive emphasizes driver caution and vehicle speed in the area.
Dear readers submit questions on love, attractiveness and pigeon breeding. Mabel offers blunt advice about a so called love charm, personal image and practical steps for starting a prize pigeon program. The column blends humor with dating and hobby guidance from the era.
Sheridan Sept 19. A farewell reception at Bethany hall honored Rev and Mrs C E Cunningham on their departure after three years. Local officials, church groups, and citizens spoke warmly of their service while gifts and cordial farewells followed. The couple proceed to Townsend to begin new duties with Rev Ira S Rankin.
Marion Brownfield writes about home education under the National Kindergarten Association. The weekly column appears in Our Columns from New York City aiming to promote kindergartens and at home learning practices.
Real estate transfers from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending September 22, 1923. Details list properties conveyed, grantors and grantees, and recorded dates.
Patent records allocated land in Centen nial valley to EE Jones for 480 acres Sage Creek valley to E Heeter for 320 acres Big Hole basin to Mary Cairns for 40 acres. Quit Claim Deed by Basil G. Swafford estate to Elza I. Patrick of 5 Barnett's Addition lots and Mining Locations Nos. 2 3 4 5 6 in Pioneer district by C A Phillips et al.
The Midwest company plans a new test well 35 miles west of Billings to explore potential oil or gas reserves. Local officials noted regulatory steps and environmental reviews will follow before any production decisions.
Brady reports a 100 acre wheat field yielding 46 bushals per acre, indicating strong production prospects.
Mrs J Armstrong of Okeechobee Florida writes that her school children with the flu benefited from Foley’s Honey and Tar, a remedy advised by schoolteachers in handling coughing fits. Drugstore potts advertises the product as a cure.
Roosevelt county will ship 40 cars of corn-fed hogs, a gain of nearly 30 cars above any prior year, signaling a strong agricultural outlook for the region.
Eighteen years of rib injuries and later lip and stomach problems are described. The speaker credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, claiming one dose convinces and offers a money refund.
A study urges limiting child reading as a distraction from play and health. It advocates outdoor occupations, gardening and small ventures, citing Roosevelt and the kindergarten as moral guides, and invites readers to contact the National Kindergarten Association for guidance.
Montana Power Co purchases the Valier electric lighting system for 80000 dollars and plans to extend high tension wire from Conrad for 18 miles to improve service.
Dillon resident Jack Wemiett describes kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Potts' Drug Store. The ad claims Doan's cures backache and frequent urination linked to colds settling in the kidneys, priced 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
Western states top the nation in total oil output when combined, edging other regions as the leading producers. The report highlights regional contributions and overall production patterns across the year.
Rev. W. Victrun of Augusta Georgia reports stomach trouble and left sided pains that spread to the body and headaches. He credits Fo ley Cathartic Tablets with relief. Refuse substitutes. Potts, the druggist.
National Bay State Shoe Company offers 122000 pairs of U. S. Army Munson shoes sizes 6 4% to 12 at 2.95 a pair. Shoes are 100 percent leather, dark tan, bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof with refund on request if not as represented. Send payment by post or money order to 296 Broadway New York. 5-1f
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