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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
11
The Kenyon bill sparked a debate over whether packing firms or the government should run meat distribution. Proponents warn government control would raise costs and fail to lower prices, noting packers already drive efficient deliveries and wholesale pricing remains unchanged after price cuts.
A Dillon justice of the peace testifies to the benefits of Doan's Kidney Pills, praising their effect for himself and his family. The ad notes a 60 cent price and urges readers to ask for the same kidney remedy Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Washington reports Senator Brandegee of Connecticut pressuring the President for a copy of the draft league of nations plan the United States presented at Versailles. Assistant Secretary Polk replies no copies exist and that any plan would return with the President, the department lacking copies of the American plan.
Brandegee argues the President returned and the Senate passed a resolution seeking the American plan. He says no attention or response has been given to requests from the Committee on Foreign Relations or the Senate, and asserts the country is entitled to this information.
A man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing severe liver and gallbladder ailments and avoiding an operation. He reports feeling revived after taking the preparation that claims to clear catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation in the digestive tract. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee.
900 acres with all equipment and open range. Good buildings and 100 acres plowed. Independent water right. Ten miles west of Whitehall. Send inquiries to Mrs. J. Friend, Whitehall Montana. 33-37.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crimes. Five hundred dollars is offered for conviction of any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for conviction of any camp robber. tf.
A notice states that Rise Electric will in the future operate under the name L. T. Taylor Electric Shop. The declaration appears to date from 31-84 and names L. T. Taylor.
For sale a team harness in good order priced at 30 dollars. Contact T. D. Morea Dillon Montana.
The property offers 120 acres of irrigated land with a good crop this year. Payment terms require half cash, with the balance at 6 percent interest. Address Lock Box 546 Dillon Montana 291f.
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