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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
11
A Humboldt Times note quips about Senator Harding using every dictionary word in his acceptance speech and predicts more remarks before the campaign ends. It cites Lloyd George urging common duty across parties to build a new world where labor earns its reward and idleness suffers.
A plumber recalls chronic stomach gas and colic pains until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is taken. He claims it removed mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract, easing stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose proved effective or money refunded. Potts the Druggist endorses.
The $600 million wage increase for railroad workers will be passed on to the public as higher rates. The only path to value is greater efficiency from workers, as living costs stay high without more productivity. Democrats fear Ohio may swing politically against them.
Week ending August 21 1920 lists patent transfers to Edwin L Dana 40 acres Big Hole basin. H D Simmons to Carl R Huntley 320 acres. Craig Cornell to Beaverhead County 0.27 acre near Dillon. Beulah Chapman to Bankers Loan & Mortgage 320 acres undivided half. Chapman to Bankers Loan 820 acres. Quitclaim Chapman to Bankers Loan 820 acres. water rights by O M Best and Chas Philips 144 miner's inches Zero springs Elkhorn Villa Site. Roy C McNinch 2% cu ft Muddy creeks Sour Dough. sale order confirms 320 acres Big Hole basin Roy Earl Chapman. admin deed W T Scully to Carl H Hartwig Fred J Hartwig 150 acres near Glendale 1600. contract Northern Pacific Railway Co to Poindexter Orr Live Stock Co 40 acres south of Dillon 490.00. notice of homestead Wyatt S Thompson 640 acres south of Lima. relinquishments Wyatt S Thompson 640 acres south of Lima Conrad A Backstrom 320 acres southwest of Lima. mill site United Utopia Mining Co for Utopia Mining Co.
A reflective poem describes Lifeopolis as a city along Time Avenue. The road passes Sunshine Hills and Valleys of Despair with milestones of golden years. Travelers share rides, face losses, and carry burdens until the sea and a ship named Peace welcome the journey's end.
The Chicago Tribune editorial contrasts Wilsonian claims with Harding’s rebuttal. It praises Harding for defending American ideals without bitterness and argues the nation has been dishonored by the senate and public until joining the League as Wilson demands.
The senator argues that Justice Not Force defines international policy for America, contrasting it with the Versailles league framework and the postwar administration's twenty month program since the armistice.
As war ends for the Orient fleet the Asiatic Fleet returns to Europe tasks and reassembles in Amoy China. A sailor poses for a portrait in the business district while shopkeepers observe in native attire. Trinkets purchased by the sailors are sent home.
The article traces a history of water supply from Egyptian water wheels and Roman aqueducts to modern automatic electric pumps on American farms. It explains how pumps evolved from manual buckets to windmills and iron pumps, finally storing water under pressure in a tank and using electricity to power routine farm chores.
The piece assigns bird emblems to parties and groups including the Republican eagle, Democratic parrot, Prohibition swallow, Socialist hawk, Farmer-Labor wet hen, and the Forty-Eighters hoot owl.
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