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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
4
Notice from the Tribune about editorial correspondence addressed to Enitox Tribune and Dillon postoffice transmission. Tripuse Persuitsuie Co. disclaims responsibility for employee debts unless orders signed by the manager are provided.
Trigone subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time will please notify this office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
In Dillon the shortage of labor is stark with ranchers offering 35 to 50 dollars per month and keep. Idle men have vanished from a year ago when nearly two hundred were job seekers. Cooks are scarce and housewives complain as the city faces a discouraging outlook for help across all trades. The boom in San Francisco rebuilding may drain workers further, yet the wrap is that it is better to have work than mass unemployment.
The Sheridan Enterprise praises cooperative support for the Bedrock lakes irrigation project. It urges Madison and Beaverhead counties to unite, boost the cause, and highlight the best local effort to ensure the reservoir's success.
An interview with James Glass of Helena argues the Bedrock lakes reservoir will barely affect the Centennial valley cattle industry. A letter from a Centennial valley cattleman in the Anaconda Standard predicts stockmen must move if the project proceeds, a claim the paper labels absurd and urges readers to see beyond such hot air.
A letter to an unspecified recipient in Butte mocks a well-known Centennial valley resident. The author questions the sender’s vision for cub desert lands and hints at hidden motives or undisclosed plans.
The nation rallies after the San Francisco catastrophe with millions raised for relief. Railroads waive charges, telegraph and postal services offer free support, and volunteers deliver provisions to the stricken as Americans show unified compassion. Japan famine relief opens with $200,000 from Christian Herald subscriptions.
An address from Julio Aybar reports gradual gains for the federation of labor in Porto Rico with unions formed among carpenters bakers agricultural workers and a women's labor league. The piece warns farmers nationwide about strikes targeting vital seasons and outlines the concept of a psychological moment for wage demands.
In a blunt appeal the writer condemns farm labor unions and urges residents to stop trading in Butte and Chicago. He cites local businesses like Dillon Steam Laundry, printing, groceries, and Montgomery Ward catalogs as benefits of keeping commerce in town. The piece notes a city sewer ordinance on pages six and seven and calls on property owners to study it.
The state measures against illegal gambling gain momentum as county officials join gamblers in recognizing that Attorney General Galen is enforcing the anti gambling law firmly.
Committees collected subscriptions and supplies from city residents and sent a large fund and substantial relief items to San Francisco on the week’s start. The article lists donors who contributed cash and the amounts given, noting the impossibility of naming every contributor or item.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay $100 for any Catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad includes testimonials, price 75c, Toledo, Ohio. Also cattle for sale and Grace M. E. Church notices with service times and events.
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