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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
8
Dillon readers see a montage of local promotions and society notes including sales at Tattersalls for sewing machines and bread wraps, university relocations, mining links, and community events. The list mentions Hazelbaker’s land script, O M Best and Frank Swartz moving to Virginia City, and Tanlac endorsements amid harvest updates and Elks funeral thanks.
A testimonial advertorial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a woman of numerous ailments and allows eating cabbage sausages and any food. The ad pledges a money back guarantee after one dose and lists Potts the Druggist and other druggists selling the product.
A community event planned for Sunday October 1 invites men and women to join a drive against predatory birds and animals. Entries must be in by noon September 30. Captains Roy Forrester and C C Thornton select teams. only birds or animals killed that day count. Banquet costs cap at $2 per losing team member. Evidence of kills must be at headquarters by 7 30 pm the eve of the drive. Score posted by H S Gimble.
The Beaver Head County Republican Central Committee reports an inadvertent omission of Henry Olsen from the list of Republican county commissioner candidates published by the convention on the 18th inst. The committee apologizes and reaffirms esteem for Mr Olsen and its hope this error will not affect his election prospects.
A fragment from a Birmingham Age-Herald item shows a couple discussing hiring a lawyer with light humor about gowns and photographs. The notice also mentions a bread wrap promotion and a pig ballway at grocers, with a stray 25tf term.
In New York Trinity Church on Broadway end of Wall Street draws 40 to 50 businessmen each weekday morning between 8:50 and 9 o clock. They kneel and pray without services or ministers present, then depart to their day. The practice has grown over the past year from sparse attendance to a steady prework prayer gathering.
Compressed oats and grains pressed into bricks 12 by 6 by 144 inches with perforations allow convenient hand breaking for feeding army horses and mules. Fifty animals were tested. four rejected it, others gained weight and stayed working, with one stallion adding 46 pounds in 380 days.
Mrs. Myrtle Jones of St. Joseph Missouri reports relief from severe headaches and constipation after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims the tablets ease biliousness blurred vision coated tongue and bad breath and notes they are sold everywhere.
The aerial forest fire patrol proves valuable to Pacific coast timber states and the U S army. It helps locate fires, supports base reporting, and trains observation units akin to combat operations, while promising future revenue and cost justification through aviation development.
Edison Marshall, a young American writer from Medford Oregon, won the 1921 O Henry prize for the best American short story. The award included a $500 cash bonus and a dinner honor, with Marshall traveling to New York for the ceremony. His second novel The Strength of the Pines followed the success of The Voice of the Pack and will be serialized in the paper.
Local ad notes carpet and linoleum offerings at Tatter Wall's shop. Includes prices and key items for home decorating with limited readable detail.
A guest confirms accusing a summer inn proprietor of theft while admitting prior dialogue. He says nature caused poor scenery, but holds the innkeeper personally responsible for the beds and meals. The exchange reflects a blunt, humorous take on fault and accountability.
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