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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
13
A brief notice discusses handling and classification of the item as second class mail matter under postal rules. It outlines that the material is intended for mailing and the phrase indicates the mailing status in transit.
An Institute of Social and Religious Research report argues the American village is growing in size and importance. Villages now gain faster population growth than open country areas and even some regions surpass cities. The village emerges as a conservative, home-owned manufacturing hub with strong proprietorship and white native stock, a pillar of Americanism.
A European response grows cautious as reports emerge of rough treatment toward American visitors, raising questions about diplomatic friction and the treatment of tourists by local authorities and security forces.
Beaverhead residents cheer Kelly winning the sheriff race and foresee a strong performance from OBrien over Freudenstein for county commissioner. The piece notes no interference with Butte or Silver Bow affairs and shows local interest in regional political outcomes. It also references a hoped fifth encounter between Rudy Valentino and a Chicago editor.
Farmers near the finish line report dodging dangers, with rains and irrigation offsetting earlier dry spells. Hail and frost stayed away, grasshoppers were absent, and diseases remained limited. Prices for wheat and pork look above average, and total output remains near normal, aiming for Tribune approval.
In Dillon area Harry Lane expands a dairy enterprise near Beaverhead bridge with a new plant and land. He grows cows pigs poultry and alfalfa while planning a doubled barn and a milk route. Lane models higher quality cows and a broader farm system expected to boost local creameries.
Barry and Hopkins of Dillon Montana address gentlemen in Dillon on August 2 1926 noting business or civic matters in a formal missive from that period.
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