Twelve Pages Entered at Dillon Post Office
The notice records twelve pages accepted for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter at the Dillon post office.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
9
Garden time and wage law note blur in summer edition
A column promotes gardening in rich Dillon soil urging personal effort and timely planting. It then notes the US Supreme Court ruling that minimum wage laws are unconstitutional with a single exception for public character work. The piece discusses Western states seeking federal labor offices amid looming labor shortages and potential rising living costs from reduced immigration.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
District of Columbia
Congress
Dillon Honored by Stockgrowers at Miles City Meeting
The Stockgrowers association chose Dillon Montana as the 1924 meeting site at its Miles City annual gathering. Officials J. E. Morse and Frank A. Hazelbaker helped secure the honor. The Dillon region pledges generous welcome with abundant grass, range, and hospitality for attendees.
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Southwestern
Montana
Beaverhead
Madison
Dillon
Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
Butte
J. E. Morse
Board of Stock Commissioners
Frank A. Hazelbaker
The President's Trip to Montana
Montana will extend a royal and cordial welcome to President Harding on his Alaskan trip. It will be a pleasure for him to see the state, meet the people, and get a correct idea of what and who we are. He is booked for Helena and Butte and may pass through Dillon on the way to Salt Lake and Denver.
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Montana
Harding
Helena
Butte
Dillon
Salt Lake
Denver
Mellon Argues Tax Cuts Prove Revenue Rise
Secretary Mellon contends that federal revenue from income tax rose when the maximum rate fell, arguing low rates draw more taxable income. He cites U S Steel wage hikes and a booming construction start in early 1923 as proof of supply and demand in action. Building projects in Q1 1923 reach 1.25 billion dollars with 205 cities starting new work totaling 420.851 million.
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Mellon
United States
Beaverhead American Legion Post Seeks Own Clubhouse
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion is on the local market to obtain a suitable clubhouse. A committee led by Bruce Risley, George Gosman, and George Baker has reviewed offers and plans to raise funds to finalize a deal soon. They aim to evaluate all offers by next Wednesday and report to members for action.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Bruce Risley
George Gosman
George Baker
Polaris Items and Local Happenings Reported
Children at Polaris school caught 260 gophers last week. The town advances a $130,000 sidewalk and water main project. A 40 mile ditch from Harlem to Lohman irrigation will cover about 238000 acres.
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Polaris
Thomas Tritt
Big Hole Valley
J. H. Judge
Jack Brown
Geo. Harrison
Morrow
Frank Marchesseau
Dillon
the Springs
Shelby
Harlem
Lohman
Jackson school plans end of term celebration and elections
Pupils organize a fun filled last day with school work, picnic dinner, games, and contests with prizes. A school election elects Emil Kramer president Isabel Nelson secretary and Lucile Jackson treasurer. The group also votes on Field Day fund raising and weekday conduct rules.
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Jackson School
Brown
Jackson
Jules Wenger
Dillon
Mose Jardine
Frank Fiddler
Jackson School House
Emil Kramer
Isabel Nelson
Lucile Jackson
Johnson’s
Roy Ford
Spring Symphony as Farmers Plow and Riders Urge Horses
Early spring scene described as men sing and urge horses while farmers report extensive land plowing. Mary Spehar is recovering rapidly from injuries after an automobile accident and has returned to school on Monday.
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Mary Spehar
Consolidation of Semrs Pire Bank and Lewistown State Bank Announced
Local notices report a merger or consolidation between Semrs Pire Bank & Trust Co. and Lewistown State Bank. In Shelby a contract is awarded for grading and leveling parts of Zimmerman's addition. A Fallon County ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for whooping cough with claims of efficacy and a sale ad for 3,000 ewes in Dillon, Montana.
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Lewistown
Semrspire Bank & Trust Co
Lewistown State
Shelby
Zimmerman
J. Reishel
Singletown
Foley
Potts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims local and blood action
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a two part cure for catarrh. An ointment provides quick local relief while an internal tonic acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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