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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
9
The summer term of the Normal college ends today after a successful session. Attendance was large and instructors performed at their best. Students are described as of the highest character, averaging higher than previous registrations, signaling progress. The stay has been a pleasure for the Dillon community and beneficial for attendees.
Beaverhead supporters rally for Frank Teh Republican bid for Congress. Praise from Jefferson and Powell counties and towns like Bannack and Philipsburg frame Teh as a proven, tireless advocate aligned with President Coolidge policies and local business interests.
Catarrhal deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube, causing rumbling or impaired hearing. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh and deafness, claims decades of success, and notes sale by all druggists F R Cheney Co Toledo O.
Local supporters across Mineral County and the Mission valley boost Frank Eliel as a trusted ally in the legislature. The Montana Record-Herald highlights Gov Dixons endorsement of the Phelan ticket promising lower gasoline and telephony rates, bank deposit guarantees, and tougher law enforcement.
Melnard D. Phelan, a prominent Helena Bar member, announces no declaration yet as a candidate for Attorney General. He notes ongoing discussions and party guidelines before filing any official bid.
Republican candidate ROWARD J. PHELAN campaigns for cheaper gasoline and stronger law enforcement. He cites Montana oil, price disparities, and a call for prompt written opinions to state officers, urging action to cut prices by about 10 cents. The ad credits Phelan for Attor ney General Committee, Helena.
A Chicago Daily Worker editorial outlines an American workers party ticket headed by William Z Foster and Benjamin Gitlow calling for independent working class action and a workers and farmers government. The piece attacks La Follette as too conservative and frames the party as awakening laborers and farmers to radical change despite acknowledging limited chances to win.
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