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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
6
An analysis of New Jersey voters rejecting the schoolmaster president’s appeal shows a shift toward a Republican congressman. The piece argues Wilsonism wanes, the New Freedom glow fades, and patronage growth under a revamped spoils system erodes public trust amid executive overreach.
The Butte Post editorial notes Montana's two House members voted with the president on the canal tolls issue and predicts senators will likely side with him too. It argues practical tariff effects hurt Montana farmers, citing barley oats wheat seed peas and sugar beets, and questions statewide corporate sentiment.
The notice states our formaldehyde meets proper standards and is guaranteed. It mentions that mail orders are dispatched the same day as they are received.
The piece condemns Foreign Policy under Wilson, noting appointments like Hartman to Ecuador and Rose as adviser to the state department. It argues the public rejects Wilsonism for weakness and extravagance, citing New Jersey returns as a verdict against Democratic control and urging accountability seven months ahead.
A playful set of apple riddle questions asks for various apples tied to titles objects and words. It pairs sovereign king Alexander duchess Astrakhan crab Jonathan greening Arkansas Red snow May apple winesap and prize with clues guiding players to supply the answers.
A family of beavers builds a complete lodge using only their teeth in a pioneer days tale. They fell trees and cut timbers, sawing to length, then join pieces without hammers or nails, creating a sturdy home above and below ground with no modern tools. The story notes beavers have not changed with new inventions.
A critique of Secretary Redfield and tariff policy questions farm impacts under Wilson era reforms. The piece argues anti farmer effects, cites rising farm product imports, and notes shifts in consumer prices benefiting middlemen over farmers. It also discusses diplomatic trade advice and department leadership changes shaping commercial policy.
The April Atlantic Monthly article titled The Last Refuge of the Spoilsman condemns Montana officials linked to Secretary Bryan, arguing the US now has only three trained diplomats instead of fifteen. It cites Charley Hartman of Bozeman and recounts Tammany Hall’s political fallout including Kennedy’s suicide and calls for reform.
Deed at purchaser expense with cash ten percent to auctioneer on sale day. balance after court confirmation. Dated March 26 1914 by Bobo We T Scutty administrator. Swaghethty. Pease and Stephenson attorneys for estate.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It details the product as taken internally and promises testimonials, with the firm led by F. J. Cheney of Toledo, supported by a local bank endorsement. It also pitches Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists price and availability.
Sealed bids for the Dillon Montana city hall contract are due Monday April 20 1914 at 8 p.m. Bidder must provide a $500 certified or cashier’s check as bid guaranty and a bond equal to half the contract price on award. The city reserves the right to reject any bid. City Clerk Hharlow Pease dated April 2 1914.
In Beaverhead Montana the administrator named in the James H Febes estate will sell at public auction the lots 6 and 7 in block 17 of Poindexter Orr original addition and lots 18 19 20 in block 5 of Poindexter Orr Normal addition in Dillon. The sale occurs Saturday April 18 1914 at 10 o clock a m at the court.
The regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District Court for 1914 are fixed. Beaverhead county opens February 2 April 13 August 3 December 7. Jefferson county opens January 27 May 11 July 28 November 10. Madison county opens March 2 June 1 August 2 October 19. Court begins 10:00 a m. in Dillon Montana.
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