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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
11
Editorials from the Baltimore American and Concord Monitor urge the Republican Party to save the country, arguing the White House misjudges costs and that urgent reform is needed without sounding alarmist.
For sale a seven room house with good bath and stationary laundry tubs plus five lots and garage. Terms if necessary. Also a Ford car a new office desk and an Underwood typewriter. Inquire of A L Badcon water commissioner Adv 171f.
The Bluefield Telegraph reports Mr. Bryan says he wants no office. It suggests many Democrats in San Francisco will hope his wishes are respected.
Two year old Nelson type Scotch Shorthorn bull by Cumberland's best with Cumberland blood. Weighs about 1400 pounds. For particulars call 36-F31 Sheridan or write L. C. Hermsmeyer Sheridan Montana.
A list of real estate transfers and deed actions in Beaverhead County includes patents for Sarah L Heath Michael F Jarvis and Anna P Mansfield assignee of William Paiement new ownership on large acreage near Big Hole Ten Mile House and Horse Prairie. various warranty and quitclaim deeds among Dillon area parties with nominal consideration. water rights and quartz location notes. followed by agricultural commentary on electricity in farming and patriotism quotes.
The piece argues that farming must run on business lines like manufacturing to boost profits. It notes labor saving devices and mechanization raise productivity, enabling farmers to compete and enjoy leisure time without non-productive chores.
Fragmentary text mentions possible names and places but lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a dated news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations form a readable story.
The Princeton Minnesota Union notes the Democrats face no steamroller at the San Francisco convention and cites the party’s hearse standing in as a metaphor for a strong, orderly process.
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