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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
4
Foreign advertising rates list The American Press subscription prices in advance for one year two fifty six months one twenty five three months sixty five cents. The notice notes Dillon Post Office handling and second class mail matter.
Safeway Stores plans to shift nearly all advertising to newspapers after finding locally advertised brands earn greater trust and satisfaction from readers. The policy aims to reduce handbills and circulars as a major portion of nationwide merchandising confirms newspapers as the most economical medium.
A vivid ballad recounts a Stone Folk family where women lead chores and men hunt or fish. It contrasts primitive subsistence and fearless living with modern hustle, noting long life, strong bodies, and scarcity as dawn folk cope with dawns and shifts. The narrator uses rustic imagery to reflect on labor, food, and endurance.
The $2 122 000 000 federal relief bill reserves 300 000 000 for relief destitution loans to states. Borrowing should match unemployment needs and not threaten local Community Chest systems. Use this fund only in emergencies, not as a general safety net.
A home loan bank law would let national banks issue currency up to about one billion dollars secured by government bonds. If fully utilized, the measure could add roughly one billion in money and eight to ten times that in credit, depending on bank action. Meanwhile motorists report nightly rock throwing near the Normal college by a group of youths.
A doctor notes that medical progress brings better diagnosis and more devices, facilities, and costs. He recalls his great grandfather's era where an acute appendicitis might have been treated with a purgative and mustard plaster, a low-cost care that could still prove fatal.
The Tribune notes ahead of the 1892 campaign that flying machine prospects spark optimism while highways seem obsolete. China’s George's restaurant suffers broken windows from a cowpoke mob after a delayed meal. The political race promises intense activity with candidates engaging voters directly.
The Dillon Tribune reports on the largest local tree planted in 1884 on Bannack street next to the Poindexter residence. A 24 member Rebekah lodge forms in Dillon. Street numbering proposed for easier navigation amid tall weeds. Local visit to the county jail by young ladies with Eugene Poindexter. Planned Normal addition south of the Normal campus. Pioneer dairy wagon inventor Christian Hansen patents a car coupler in England Germany and Denmark.
A fragmented verse section reflects on rough travel, pleasure, and hardship, then shifts to a notice of application. The text lists pests and summer nuisances in Missouri and ends with a formal legal heading. The overall piece blends lyrical travel with bureaucratic language.
The notice records the administratrix of Henry R. Paddock's estate citing creditors to exhibit claims within ten months and includes an act proposal amending Montana constitution sections on vacancies in the Legislature with voting details to be placed on the November 1932 ballot. The document includes official certification by Montana Secretary of State W. E. Harmon and date July 25, 1932.
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