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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune lists rates for church notices fairs dances and supper ads at five cents a line plus card of thanks obituary poetry and other notices. It directs readers to address all business letters notices and advertisements to the Tribune Publishing Co and notes staff debts not binding unless approved by the manager.
The article discusses the United States offering concessions to foreign competitors in exchange for access to their markets. It notes a current average import duty under ten percent and questions what additional concessions the U S could reasonably offer under policy constraints to secure reciprocal market access.
An editorial discusses the 1916 Republican ticket with Charles E. Hughes for president and C. W. Fairbanks for vice president. It argues Montana will swing to Hughes, boosted by influx of new settlers, enfranchised women voters, and dissatisfaction with the Democrats, predicting a 20 000 vote or more majority and Republican wins for senator and two congressmen.
The Wall Street Journal criticizes the Wilson administration for its muddled Mexico policy. It argues occupation and intervention undermine stability, cites Veracruz and Tampico, and warns of expanded militia use and ongoing conflict risks.
The remark notes a long tenure for officers and a forecast of extended service, highlighting the lasting impact on governance as the new Republican administration takes office.
The piece mocks Democrats for resenting Progressives not pulling chestnut policy options from the fire. It recalls past alignment, notes a shift in anticipation, and suggests Daniel Goodwin’s Weekly voices annoyance at the current political diet and timing.
The article outlines how absent voters may vote before leaving the county or in person on election day if their absentee ballot is not yet deposited. It covers opening envelopes, depositing ballots, and conditions when an absentee ballot is rejected. It warns of penalties for false affidavits and for failing to appear if still in county on election day.
A nosy vignettes note references a canine term vorimeton and a dialogue asking about pessimism. It cites Boston Transcript and a Swiftian critique asserting flattery as the worst and falsest form of esteem.
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