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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
7
The Tribune Publishing Co. announces all business letters and notices should be addressed to them. The company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by the manager are provided.
The piece argues loyalty cannot be bought and contrasts bought loyalty with genuine devotion. It stresses that devoted workers outlast those who are paid for loyalty and warns employers to value kind words to staff over mere financial incentives.
The state fair showcases impressed James J. Hill two years ago and sparked nationwide praise. His speech spread Montana's appeal, drawing people to the state and boosting dry land farming and open range prospects across counties and districts.
Beaverhead county's fourth annual fair concludes with high praise for its success and wide community impact. The event showcases county progress, enterprise, and prosperity, reflecting Montana's pride in Beaverhead's development and civic spirit.
A clipped quotation ponders whether two heads are better than one and hints at a broader discussion about collaboration. The fragment suggests evaluating outcomes when relying on a pair versus a single approach.
A collage of wry maxims and notes on current events and humor. The column muses on cooperation versus conflict, the duties of citizens at state fairs, street lighting, and a quip about horses and automobiles. It cites news like a fatality near Atlantic City and a weathered view on prosperity and governance.
A collage of satirical brief items from various papers, noting Admiral Togo’s diplomacy and fighting, Col Cody’s cradle, Bryan and Underwood politics, theft at a sugar refinery, and odd vignettes from Maine to Chicago. Includes a jab about Cromwell’s hair and a San Francisco hatpin incident.
Beaverhead county mourns Henry Jacobs 53 who died at Bannack after a two week illness. A Montana miner for about 30 years with a Alaska trip years back, he never struck it rich. Burial followed at Bannack cemetery. Also notes Dillon Implement company tents for the fair and M. E. Barry couple’s Pacific coast vacation.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleeson includes seal. Claim shows internal remedy claims and testimonials. price 75 cents. slogan Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Beaverhead County High opens the fall term on September 11 at 9 a.m. The new liberal college entrance requirements let science and classical students elect courses from agriculture, domestic science, science, and commercial subjects toward graduation. Faculty includes Principal Foote and a mix of new and returning teachers with diverse specialties.
Edward Calloway and Fred Urban of Milwaukee visit Mr. and Mrs. William Bernstein in this city. The Methodist church Ladies’ Aid met in church parlors for needlework and social conversation with Mesdames B Haines Grant Haines and Sherman Hughes providing entertainment. Refreshments served. Scott and Dodds received high praise from the Carnival manager for quick, careful transport to and from the fair grounds, completing the job two hours faster than ever before.
Mrs Geo Jewell was summoned to Boise by illness of her nephew Rex Hammond who died Friday afternoon after a hospital operation. The 18 year old was an only child and his funeral and interment were held at Payette after services.
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