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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
7
Advertised news stands selling the Dillon Tribune each week include C. P. Thomas at Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co. at the O S L depot. Also an ad mentions Ford cars and Beaverhead Motors Co.
Edward Smith, minister of East Bannack street churches invites all to 10:00 a m Sunday school with graded work for all ages led by Supt Lee R Light. Morning worship at 11:00 a m, Epworth League 7:00 p m led by Miss Christena Barcus, evening service 8:00 p m, midweek Bible study and prayer 7:30 p m Wednesday open to all.
An ad promoting Foley Cathartic Tablets claims they purge toxins from the stomach and prevent habit formation. It also touts Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for hay fever and asthma, soothing bronchial tubes and aiding sleep, with broad availability.
United States rail executives representing over 180 Class 1 roads oppose returning strikers to former positions with full seniority. They urge protection for loyal workers and new hires, arguing honoring strikers' seniority would betray existing employees and disrupt Labor Board authority.
A speaker argues farming is essential and honorable and that farmers must treat their sons as partners. He urges making farms attractive with literature, music, and modern conveniences to keep children on the land and empower them to lead in agricultural and political life.
A 1922 column argues against state censorship of movies and calls for self regulation by moral norms. It asserts that people already police behavior through natural consequences and highlights a double standard in punishing self harm versus restricting others freedom.
Montana farmers expect a total wheat crop of 40,330,000 bushels for this year with 5,100,000 bushels of winter wheat and 35,230,000 bushels of spring wheat. Beier of the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics cites July weather as the cause for the increase, and notes past years’ outputs and state crops in corn oats barley and flax, plus a warning about license violations by motorists across the state.
Montana county attorneys are urged to notify motorists who have failed to gain 1922 licenses. A letter warns about the large number of unnumbered autos and stresses license compliance across the state.
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