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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
7
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State Board of Equalization lowers the levy by two and a half mills while total Montana property value jumps 282.6 percent from 1918 to 1919. Silver Bow and Fergus counties show large assessment increases. the board calls in 45 of 50 county assessors for August 25 to standardize valuations. Cottonseed cake prices soar after alleged profiteering. Montana seeks federal inquiry. State health plans influenza battle with free bacteria, nurse mobilization, and education campaign. Wounded veterans invited to state fair and victory exposition as honored guests.
Obituary notes for J H Hall former state railroad commissioner in Spokane death and interment in Helena. Lewistown fire marshal Menstrum approves plans for a new Hawthorne school building. Roosevelt Memorial fund drives Montana committee chair Thomas A Marlow named for October campaign. Northwestern Packing plant near Helena starts unit construction before winter. Montana mineral claim surveys up this year per Surveyor General Gerharnz. Red Cross reports May home service aid to 4317 Montana families. Baker of Nethart fined for food and health violations. Froid ro Roosevelt petition seeks county seat election with 400+ signatures. Fergus County rejects Judith Basin petition for insufficiency. Butte shooting incident linked to Charles Burns. Watson identifies suspect before dying. Major Robert Hathaway returns to Glendive after Army service. Boilermaker George Gratz jailed for whisky still operation. Army flour to be sold in Great Falls at $10 a barrel plus transport. Grain grading rules remove grading charges for small lots. Gov Stewart and Mrs Stewart and Adjutant General Greenan attend governor conference in Salt Lake City. Methodist relief funds allocated to drought areas in North Montana district.
Charles L. Clyne United States district attorney of Chicago prepares to prosecute the Packers after a White House conference with the president regarding government lawsuits.
A young woman Miss Matil Tiddhamn fears a man following her as she hurries along. She mutters that it isn't safe for a girl to walk alone while the pursuer closes in and then passes by another figure ahead, leaving her relieved yet tense.
Harry, just turning seven, returns home from a week in the suburbs. He tells his mother he wants privileges for his birthday, not gifts, while his father searches for a cottage to rent.
The United States military completed a railroad gun mount after the armistice and passed its official test with flying colors. Designed for the 16 inch gun, it allows firing in any direction from any good railroad track, unlike land mounts used in France.
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