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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1921

Page

8

Dillon Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Ads

Dillon news briefs list Scot Destroyer at Tattersall's and multiple ads for Tattersall's furnishings. Visitors include Hal Brenner from Grant and Mrs Otto Schulz in Butte. Local residents Needing work, land scripts, and sewing machines are noted, with Missoula studies and Idaho trips mentioned. House for sale and local announcements round out the snippets.

Raymond Garver Missoula Yand Loy Lee Leadore Idaho Dillon Hugh Anderson Tattersall’s Robert Barrett Kirkpatrick Jontana N. J. Staudaker S. S. Patterson Jeanette Garver Julia Anderson Baptist Sunday School Patterson Place Beaverhead River

Sale notice for Montana properties and trade offer

One dwelling on two lots with five unimproved lots located near water main and sewer. Includes farming and unimproved fruit lands in Sanders and Ravalli counties Montana. For sale or trade for improved property in Dillon Butte or Missoula. J E David 511 Rife St Dillon Montana.

Sanders Ravilli Montana Dillon Butte Missoula J. E. David Rife St

Christian Science Services in Dillon on Sunday

The Dillon Christian Science Society on Yeaman block E Center Street invites attendance at Sunday services at 11 a.m with the lesson titled Unreality and Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held at 8 o'clock.

Christian Science Society of Dillon Yeaman Block E. Center St

Clouds of Life Shadows of Our Bodies

A reflective line notes life’s burdens as mere shadows cast by our own physical form, suggesting introspection on fate and resilience. The mood is somber and philosophical, emphasizing inner experience over external circumstance.

Demand the Best Butter From Salmon Creamery

An Idaho notice from Salmon proposes Lemhi Creamery butter costs no more than usual brands. It states the butter is churned three times weekly from Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If stock is unavailable, readers should mail for prompt dealer supply and assure fresh churned butter for all families.

Jersey Dillon Salmon Creamery Salmon Idaho

Labor Secretary Davis Corrects Unemployment Claims

Washington reports Secretary of Labor Davis argues that official figures do not show 5,735,000 unemployed. He compares international unemployment and notes 5,735,000 fewer payrolls since March 1920 do not equal 5,735,000 jobless Americans. He links 1913-14 idle rates to the Underwood tariff and notes global and domestic factors shape unemployment.

Washington, D. C Davis Department of Labor Secretary of Labor Samuel Gompers Harding Gompers United States England Belgium Holland Denmark Norway Sweden Italy Switzerland Athough Europe

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Louis L. Bell

The undersigned express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help and sympathy during the death and funeral of the late Mrs. Louis L. Bell. Gratitude is extended for the flowers sent by kind friends. The Bell family recalls these acts of kindness. Louis L. Bell, Anna Bell, Ethel Bell, Lillian Bell.

Louis L. Bell Anna Bell Ethel Bell Lillian Bell

Kidney Pills Relieve Chester Man's Back Pain

A Chester reader reports kidney and back pain easing after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad notes morning stiffness and sore back, improving after use. A brief humorous exchange about a home team loss appears in the Birmingham paper excerpt.

Boston Doctor Sells Horse Over Bridge Issue

A Boston physician famed for a large practice buys a chestnut horse with a peculiar dislike for bridges. To avoid misrepresentation he places an ad in a local paper stating the owner must leave Boston as the reason for sale, omitting the horse’s bridge problem.

Boston Reed Philadelphia Ledger

Old Age Not Always the Cause Kidney Trouble Ad

Advertisement urges people under 400 years old not to blame age for tiredness aches and stiff joints, suggesting kidney or bladder trouble as the cause. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy, claiming they help the kidneys remove the source of trouble and are sold everywhere.

Student misnames Shakespeare in playful test

In a light classroom moment, a high school test asked students to name five Shakespeare plays. Answers included King Liar and A Merchant of Venus, with other oddities like Old Fellow and Omelet. A spoof quote crowns the chuckles, claiming Shakespeare’s famous poem is Venice and Adenoids.

Shakespeare King Liar McBath Venice Cleveland Plain Dealer

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Moorhead Family

Miss Hedwig Kowalski of 423 A Street South Moorhead Minnesota says Foley's Honey and Tar helped her family and is the best medicine for coughs colds croup and bronchial coughs. Sold everywhere.

Hedwig Kowalski South Moorhead Minn

Just His Feet

A brief comic vignette from Detroit Free Press describes Russell limping home with twisted feet and a pained expression as his father asks about the new shoes. He replies that the shoes do not hurt, but his feet do.

Russell Detroit Free Press

Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Quick Digestive Relief

If you suffer biliousness gas bloating headaches sour stomach or other ills from indigestion and constipation Foley Cathartic Tablets provide prompt safe relief. A genuine wholesome physic and ideal laxative.

Airship Constables Divide Jasper and Inspector Union

In Bosh New York residents overhear Mrs Jasper objecting as Jasper describes airship patrols making raids over inspectors. The Buffalo Express notes the curious scene with local tension and remarks on authorities deploying aerial enforcement.

Jasper B’osh New York Buffalo Express

When Your Child Starts to School

Common colds are infectious. Pro tect your own and other little ones with Foley's Honey and Tar. This safe family remedy checks coughs and colds, loosens phlerm and mucuous and coats raw, irritating membranes with a healing, soothing medicine. The genuine Foley's contains no opiates. Sold everywhere.

Foley’s

Cold Morning Advice Sparks Etiquette Quip

An exchange cited in the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals Ah Lin and Mrs. Maloney debating warmth attire. Mrs. Maloney retorts with a blunt suggestion about tucking a shirt inside pants to relieve the cold belly.

Ah Lin

Opportunities Arrive Sooner for the Prepared

After all is said, opportunities come soon enough. They come altogether too soon to the indolent and the unprepared.

Foley Kidney Pills Sold Everywhere By Advertisers

Mrs. Anna Morrow of Piqua Ohio says Foley Kidney Pills helped her husband and her with backache rheumatic pains stiff joints sore muscles sallowness irregular bladder action and kidney trouble. They keep them on hand and have used them many years.

Anna Morrow Piqua

Spill on Tablecloth Sparks Coffee Care in Conversation

A brief vignette from the Yonkers Statesman shows a father and son discussing coffee with a humorous twist as the son confesses a spill on the tablecloth. The exchange highlights casual domestic life and light humor.

Pop Yonkers Statesman

Telephone Helps to Unite the Nation

The article highlights the vast reach of the Bell system showing 12.6 million telephones for 107.1 million people, 25.4 million miles of wire across 3.027 million square miles, and 11.033 billion messages sent last year. It emphasizes that the Bell network links more telephones within reach of subscribers than the rest of the world combined.

United States Bell System

Beaverhead County offers reward for litterers along highway

Beaverhead County will pay 25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who dump rubbish along its county highway. Board of County Commissioners Dillon Mont June 8 2020.

Beaverhead County Iny County Board of County Commissioners D. D. McKnight Dillon Mont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walker Dillon News Briefs Hal Brenner Grant Otto Schulz Tattersall’s. Adv Hazelbaker A. C. Morrow Sylvan H. Cheney Lima Dillon Greenhouses Ed. Lloyd Best Metlen Olmsted-Stevenson Carl Roode Chicago Fred Viel Ernest Selway Washington Street Selways Dick Armstrong Levi Construction Co Jackson Hole Wyoming Fairyfoot Anna Carr N. J Dillon Property Christian Science Society Burke Auto Transfer Company E. A. Burke Propr E. H. Brundage Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Chesterfield J. W. Seabock Chester Foley Birmingham Age-Herald Shakespeariana Omelet Carl B. Taylor Albert Stamm
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