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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1924
Page
4
The piece outlines two paths: preserve isolation with high tariffs and shrink farm overproduction by cutting irrigation and colonization, or push world trade, join the League of Nations, reduce armaments, and market surplus abroad while investing in war-torn countries to restore peace and wealth.
Miss Evalyn Evans and Elmer Sage, well known Missoula residents, married recently. They will live at Monida where the groom works for Huntington Land & Cattle Co. The bride is Betsy Haines’ granddaughter and has lived here several years.
A speaker argues that maintaining and increasing the United States’ creditor nation lead would elevate the dollar to world market value similar to the pound. The plan would empower farmers and miners to buy and sell globally, support irrigation and colonization, and offer chances for workers on abandoned farms to make good.
The Normal College music department announces new instructors Mr McKay and Mrs Wyatt. McKay trained at Washington State College Rochester and Rochester Philharmonic work with Ar thur Alexander Skayi and Goosens. Wyatt a Cincinnati Conservatory graduate Ralph McFadden from Dana Institute lead the piano program. Classes began September 8 with many pupils enrolling and steady future registrations expected.
Colleen Moore stars in The Perfect Flapper coming to Hartwig tonight and tomorrow. The jazzy comedy follows youths who stage a party in a mansion as it is moved slowly through a sleepy city.
Fragmentary text references First National Bank of Butte and improvement work on city water works. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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