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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

4

Turbulent 1920s Outlook in County Wool Market and Politics

The July 30 Tribune note warns of rising woolen goods prices despite falling wool, tied to drought and a harsh winter that left only about half the lambs alive. It argues against Democratic control in November 1920, recalls 1893 free tariffs, and credits McKinley with protection. Local notes cover visits, wool shipments to Boston, a Sheridan ball loss, a girl’s arm fracture, and Delia Perrault’s recovery after surgery.

Emda Pe Tribune Democratic Party Cleveland Montana McKinley America Wm. Rowe Madison County Bozeman R. P. Smith Fred Holgate M. E. Merk Ella Alward C. J. Olson Watertown S. C R. G. Willson Boston Dan Duncan Delia Perrault St. James Hospital Butte

Looming hay harvest and crops rise in Glen Station area

Reichle P O August 3 notes two busy weeks with alfalfa in stacks, good haying weather, no hail, and a promising yield. Local visits include Miss Louisa Hartwig and family, Mrs. Sharkey, Stephan Kambich Jr, James Jenkin, the Roe family, Robert Tanic, Fay Gransberry, W Chapman and John Shively, plus Melrose visitors W Lacey and others.

Dillon John Sharkey Butte Carl Hartwig Stephan Kambich, Jr James R. Jenkin F. M. Roe Little Daugter Joy Robert Tanic Fay Gransberry W. Chapman John Shively W. Lacey Melrose

Prominent New York Soprano Mary Adel Hays Engaged

The article highlights Mary Adel Hays as possessing one of the finest coloratura voices in the Chautauqua circuit. It notes her status as a leading lecturer and references her former role at the Juvenile Court in Columbus Ohio. It urges readers to hear Judge Bale as well.

New York Mary Adel Hays

The Parnells to Perform Strike Twelve Act

The Parnells, noted as two of the cleverest musical entertainers on the platform, will present two programs titled strike twelve with you on the sixth day. This bill promises lively entertainment and clever patter as they perform.

Prominent Portuguese Violinist Featured With Quintet

A renowned Portuguese violinist, once associated with the court, headlines a concert series with his splendid string quintet. The program showcases virtuosic performances and highlights the ensemble's refined blend and technical mastery.

Court

Hay, pests and people mark Upper Centennial Valley notes

Upper Centennial Valley Montana diary notes a wet hot July with heavy mosquitoes and haying to start after rain. Ground squirrels pests threaten gardens. locals poison grasshoppers. Kimball Parkin suffers head injuries from a horse fall. several teeth knocked out. Visitors from Iowa and Nebraska join local gatherings at picnics. farm activities slow for help shortages. frost and sheep interests impact cattle.

Lakeview Mont Kimball Parkin Allen Buck

Sunday services at M. E. Church August Sth

Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Prof. Lee R. Light as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by Pastor H. G. Humphrey. Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m. All readings and times provided for the August date.

Lee R. Light H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Wilson Stands on a Six-plank Platform

Montana voters hear from Harry L. Wilson of Billings as he seeks the Republican nomination for governor. The candidate highlights six platform planks: punish profiteers, strict law enforcement, better schools and roads, 100 percent state government efficiency, Americanism and war-time justice, and supremacy of law with equal rights for all economic groups.

Montana Harry L. Wilson Billings Wilson

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