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The Hardin Tribune-Herald (Hardin, Mont.), 13 Feb. 1925, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075229/1925-02-13/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
r. • RAGE FOUR THE HARDIN 'TRIBUNE -HERALD all‘allsoussalvaanall G. Rankin received the FIIIST BAPTIST CHURCH saL 4 intelligence of the death of!, a a MMIII••••=•111. LOCAL AND VERSON Al. no wt . brother, Byron Lamb, age '''el'vlees held in the Cit.y Hall. 1‘ • a a ;\* N ears, of Davis eounly, Iowa. We are glad to welcome tio. 1 all our services. II a a a ti a aa a ttanizu who pi away j aw 3 1, 1 9 25, Fpublie to MI . . a\ -‘11. `• 3 . 1,41 1 0- ‘lekersi FOR RE \T—Ten acres sugar i 10:00 a. in.. 'Bible School. It :00 a. m., Morning servie , . motoreo dowu from Billinvs !,i,t : beet land adjoining Hardin.! satordi o afteem m n ant ) .!,! !Ilouse rent free. See Dr. W. Special mtl'-te• Sunday at the parental hofo.- oi t A. Russell. 7:iv.i p. in., paptist Voting Poo - Hardin. I Elmer E . p eteron ,. v%ho h a : ple's l:tuon. Topic, \Baptist Cluireh 4 hwanization.\ 1 .Cor.t?: been clerking for the past several months at the J. M.. Sawyer Co. . 1-13 - . store. has been pr o rootiod to to ss , ' wo,tuesday. 7:30 . p. m., Bibb. 407111\1. •It. k. Orchestra. Wutcli rar date. tlo r H ar di t c s e i r r vri . niiildleweight - boxer, spent last. Satoritaiii Euttiui, V-ilere he closed oe,Ltotiations for a bout the latter part of this month. defoide date not Net de- rided. with Ilex Moore of :`.1 (it'-. The bout wit! t;11,e . either !st tA-rrsyth or tileridive. pi..itioti of assistant manager study and prayer service, at t Ii of the Sawyer store at Baker, home of Mr-... 4 iustalson. Plea -0 Mont., and removed, there with bring :‘ our . his family tact Sunday. Mr. \Vm. H: Mary Stindell, Missionary. Krieg of Billings thei • posit?on of Mr. Peterson. 1\ ortlitt est-Greening Apples at - Ham and r' Slim 'Tooting $1.50 per ho‘ lit Si*n yer's. Get —MeGitioney a 1.o‘ before they are all gout. Mission Cafe ,- :12 :12- t. . FAULTY NUTRMON Man ' y of the aihnenta of grown peo7le may be traced to faulty nutrition. _Well-fed cidkiren or adults withstand weakness baler than those who are inaferently nourished. Scott's Emulsion surriizs the weakened child or I with food -factors that ether tOods often fail to furnish In needful volume. Not a great deal of Soott's Emulsion is - needed—but a little regularly often means re- stored vigor and strength to thoce who are rundown In vitality or who are weak. rs.evoie. a. A. FRIDAY, FEHHUARI . 13, In -, . 6,000 Readers THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD is read by more than 6,000 readers EVERY WEEK. This paper goes into the homes of close to 1700 families and individuals and there easily are four readers to every paper. Advertise In This Paper mows BY WHAT OTHER MEANS can one reach so many people at so little an expense .as through the columns of the Trib- une -Herald. When you want to gain the attention of almost everybody in the county at once just put your ad In this paper. YOU'LL : GET : RESULTS • SUBS'( - 1RIIIE FOR THE H TRIBUNE-HER.A.LD NOTICE No, we are not going to slight new aittscribers to the Hardin Tribune -Herald — t h e consolidated paper: With each new subscription tt $2.50 it year we will allow FIVE• NCMBERS on the radio set. Come in, you new ones. .You may It.' luck with you and be awarded the 1200.00 radio outfit. YOU'D WM` t• hurry though. The award may be made within a short time. SUBSCRIPTION H %Rill\ TRIBUNE stlIsCRIBERS, TAKE NOTE! Pay One Year's Back Subscription to the Hardin Tribune and get a Commission Voucher with Five Numbers. Pay Two Years' Rack Subscription to the Hardin Tribune and get 'a Commission Voucher with Ten Numbers.__ _ Pay Three .Years!--Rack Subscription to the Hardin Tribune and get a Commission Voucher with 13 Numbers. For every year's hack subscription a Commission Voucher with Five Numbers for the Radio will be given, 200 RAW HARDIN - ffItAED SUBSCRIBERS, TAKE NOTE! Pay One Year's Back Subscription to the Hardin Herald and get a (7ommisston_ Voucher -with- Four Numbers. Pay TWO - Yearte Back Subscription on the Hardin Herald and get a Commission Voucher with Eight Numbers. Pay Three -Years' . Rack Subscriptifin to the Hardin Herald anti get a Commission Voucher with 12 Numbers. For every year's back subscription a Commission Voncher with Four Numbers for the Radio will be given. Owing to the fact that The Hardin Tribune and The Hardin Herald have consolidated as one paper, it is urged that back subscriptions for the former publications be paid up to date. As an inducement for subscribers to take immediate action on a settlement, and rather than pay a commission to a collector, we will put the commission up for the benefit of our readers in the form of a $200.00 CROSLEY RADIO OUTFIT. - Tills IS THE RADIO This elegant Crosley radio r..4.1 with its reflector type built-in hind speaker has a distinctive. mellow tone. The loud speaking unit is adjustable for both volume and quality. With its cabinet of finest mahogiulY. it meets tile demand for a radio set and a beautiful Piece of furniture. Ample room is provided in the cabinet for all necessary batteries. The i set is provided with a phone jack so that headphones may be used if desired. When the plug is removed the loud -pinker IA automatically turned on. The Crotley Radio Corporation claims there is no me - log act- tio,the market that has greater range and vol- ume for the number of tubes. . The circuit is identical to the recently developed Garda's Stiperflex which was given -.itch a big write-up In a recent 'mother of Radio Digest. This radio set t.Ihl operate anywhere—near powerful broad- casting stations in the large cities or in momitain canyons, thousands or tulles from the broadcasting stations. Havana, Cuba. Springfield, Mass.. Charleston, S. C., Porto Rico and Mexteo - eltYllinve been logged at Hardin with this kind of set. LET'S GET BUSY-4HE SOONER YOU PAY, THE QUICKER YOU WIN THIS Is NOT A CONTEST. THERE IS NO SET TIME LIMIT. IF ENOUGH SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PAID UP IN TEN DAYS' TIME TO WARRANT GIVING THIS RADIO AWAY, THEN THE SAME SHALL BE GIVEN IN THAT PERIOD. IF PAYMENTS LAG, IT WILL TAKE LONGER. YOU ACT NOW AS YOU MAY IIE THE ONE WHO WILL WIN IT. REMEMBER. THIS COMPLETE RADIO swr Is WORTH OVER $200.00. PAY YOUR BACA SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! A SET OF BURGESS BATTERIES Included in the equipment flit- nished with the Free Radio set Ls a new, complete set of Burgess Radio Batteries—the beSt on the market. Thse batteries are Mkt to have the longest life and steadiest current of any dry cell type. A set of them used In the radio pictured above will give practically one year's service— that's economy for you. THIS OFFER CANNOT LAST MI LONGER Yes, we are receiving subscription money from all over the country, and if some of these home guards don't get a bunch of these numbers right away, the outsiders will. People who once lived here sure appreciate their old home town paper, we can see that. \ Now the question is, WHO WILL WIN THE RADIO? Is it, going to be one of the home guards or will it lire, someone out in California or hack in Missouri, Or someone in Canada? Over 200 numbers have gone out in the past -three days. Just think, your five numbers for one subscription would be worth about $1.00 in a lottery for a radio sot like this. 'Vet they cost you nothing—absolutely nothing—if you pay your sub- scription bill NOW. You may never have another oppor- tunity like this. Think alaatt it. Plan for it. Try to send in that subscription money as soon as you can. THIS OF- Fia•W4L10- NOT LAST MUCH' LANGER. , Some people have the imp 'salon that this offer - will last until eve i nrone ha.s paid up their subactiption accounts. \ THIS IS Tsayr 80. A certain percenthge is given as corn- laiS/400 on each subscription and when the commissions amoalt to the WHOLF,SALE VALUE of the radio outfif, the drawing will be made immediately. A RECORD OF AC1'I'.11. VERFOIISIANCE •••••••••••••••••••, One of the Crosier owners of Hardin, with a model similar to the one pieturtsi above, in November logged 76 stations the first two weeks he operated the (limit, bring- ing in all the stations on the - loud speaker, and using no head phones whatever. .BesIdes, there were a number of small stations which he didn't care to log. This is a re- markable record for any radio set, no matter what it cost. CO NDITIOS S The drawing will he made by a number of Hardin business men and will he concluded absolutely fair to all. The radio set will be delivered and installed free for any winner in Big Horn county. It will be shipped prepaid to any winner °inside of Big Trani county. THE NEXT GREAT STEP IN RADIO By HERBERT HOOVEL., See'Y of Cmnmeeee Radio interconnection is the nest and most vital step in the field of all human communication. We have today about sit hundred local broadcasting atallms- We all kn ow that the local station ran give better service than those far away. Our available wave lengths permit MI to have • from two to four nearby stations available to every listen\- While programs of local origin will Play a large Part in • broadcasting, yet radio will not have reached its full service sintil we may also enjoy each night the product of our - greateat artists Red the thought of our leading men and women, and may participate in great national occassions. Address all Comminications to Hardin Trilldne-Herald. Hardin, Mktana Included in the equipment fur- nished with the Free Radio Set is a 319.50 Italkite Battery Charger and a new I20 -ampere hour storage bat- tery. The Balkh*, charger is entirely noiseless in its operation mid never gives trouble. If the person who it -- awarded this act lives in the country. dry cells may be used instead of a storage battery and a refund will he 'alloWed for the same. 50 PEOPLE CAN WINO UP THIS OFFER Many readers are taking advantage of this offer and it looks like the $200.00 Crosley Radio will soon be in the hands of some lucky subscriber. In fact, in looking over cur books, we find there are 50 people who could wind up this offer in short order by paying their delinquent sub- scriptions immediately. Of course these are the heavy de- linquents, so if you owe over two years' subscription get in the race and help speed up this affair so the day of drawing for the radio can be advertised to take place soon. We don't want you to beg; we don't want you to borrow; we don't want you to steal, but, if you can possibly let I loose of a few dollars, do apply it on your back subscription and see IF YOU ARE NOT THE LUCKY ONE. If you are not exactly sure how much you owe, send any amount -you wish gild it will be rightly applied . tfp your _credit on the subscription h. WIN GET IN tb t\ V
