Notices Rates and Publication Office Reminders
Public notice from the Dillon Postoffice outlines second class mail and rate charges for notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables and similar events with admission fees or profits from sales of fancy articles five cents per line. Card of Thanks obituary poetry and other notices priced similarly. Readers are urged to notify the Tribune office if they do not receive the paper regularly and on time.
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Tribune
National policy advocates large scale reforestation
The piece argues for a nationwide reforestation program to reverse heavy forest loss. It cites 822 million acres of original forests and 56 billion board feet cut annually, urging unity among state forestry departments, sawmill interests, and private forest owners to prevent forestless futures.
Roosevelt asks Republicans to back Democratic ticket in 1918 election
Franklin D. Roosevelt appeals to Republican voters to support the Democratic candidate slate in the upcoming elections. He questions whether Republicans remember the 1918 Congressional elections and urges cross party support for national policy goals.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Non Partisan League outlines socialistic program
The Non Partisan Leaguepromotes seven socialist proposals including state owned utilities a cabinet form repeal wage law changes and a state bank to fund farm and labor needs The program also calls for water power ownership direct democracy mechanisms and government railroads The piece warns of the danger of underestimating the League and urges voters to oppose it if they reject socialism on election day It notes Idaho has adopted a brief postal card platform and urges citizens to examine the League’s plans closely
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Middle West
Northwestern
Idaho
League
North Dakota
Copper and Freight Rates Affecting Industry Outlook
A industry opinion cites rail rate increases as a drag on copper purchases while a forward looking producer argues rail improvements will boost domestic consumption. He notes Germany’s postwar rail upgrades and says timely freight and rolling stock repairs will accelerate copper demand and wider industrial growth.
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Germany
The Tendency for Knock and Civic Upbuilding
A reflection on human nature favoring destruction over construction. The piece urges public interest in constructive civic plans, discourages moralizing reform, and promotes offering support for others to reform themselves, fostering progress and upbuilding.
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Reims
Profiteers Aided in Wilson Regime
Washington, Aug. 20. Representative Charles C. Kearns of Ohio denounces the Wilson administration for failing to curb profiteers who pushed up prices and extracted abnormal profits. He accuses the administration of deceit, graft, and failure to punish profiteers, urging Attorney General Palmer to arrest those profiting from households nationwide.
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Washington
Wilson
Charles C. Kearns
Ohi
Democratic Party
Department of Justice
Union
Palmer
White Pearls From Australia Hold High Value
Pearls from Australia vary in shape and color. Unpolished grains sell by the ounce and grain, with color driving value. White pearls go to Europe while the brownish ones go to India. An ounce of good white pearls can fetch up to 500 dollars, sometimes much less. yellow pearls average about half the value.
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Australia
Europe
India
Travel Salesmen Vote Question Sparks Boastful Claim
In 1914 a South Bend Tribune remarked that traveling salesmen were “unmitigated bores.” Now Cox seeks their votes, prompting the old taunt to resurface about political clout and campaign ambitions.
Cox Plans November Sea Voyage for Pep
An exchange of newspaper proprietors between England and the United States has been suggested. Here is a chance for Cox to recover his pep by a sea voyage in November.
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England
United States
Cox
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Campaign and Reward Offer
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It claims thirty five years of use, cites blood cleansing and healing on mucous surfaces, and urges purchase through Tec or dealers.
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Hall
FF Setter& Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tec
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Travel Visitors
Miss Janie Tovey left for Salt Lake for an extended visit. Mrs. Samuel Thomas of Payette Idaho visits Dillon friends. W. J. Gerard from Butte and Ray Atterbury of Denver were guests here last week. Armstead official on business. Grand Lodge O J A Missoula meetings. Several families travel, visit, or return from trips including Helena Seattle and Yellowstone park. Lost Cryptock glasses reward offered. Professors Clark Garver Wise man camping at Bloody Dick creek. Ben Gelhaus visiting in Dillon from Butte and John Gelhaus household. Pearl I Smith family returns to Dillon.
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C. S. Blinn
Harell
Dorothy
Helena
Gov
Edwin Norris
London Ranch
Blacktail Deer Creek
Agnes Conger
Anaconda
Dillon
Robert N. Gray
C. P. Thomas
Seattle
Family Motor Trip to Kansas City Enlivens Six Week Adventure
The family spent about six weeks away on a motor trip to Kansas City. The journey was thoroughly enjoyed by every member of the family.
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Kansas City
Sunday Church Schedule Announces Sunday School and Epworth League
Sunday school starts at 10 o clock in the morning led by Prof. L R Light. No preaching morning or evening. Epworth League meets at 7 o clock in the evening with Vera M Baker as leader.
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L. R. Light
Epworth League
Vera M. Baker
Christian Science Society Service on East Center Street
Community church on East Center Street extends Sunday service at 11 a m with the subject Christ Jesus. All are welcome to attend.
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Christian Science Society
East Center Street
Christ Jesus
Republicans Hope FDR Surges to Campaign Dates
Republicans hope Franklin D. Roosevelt can sustain a full speaking schedule ahead of the polls, planning appearances to maximize support before Election Day.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fragmented with remarks about a polite boy
The readable lines describe a boy named William and a mother commenting on his politeness and behavior after he left school. The text hints at a contrast between his manners at school and home and mentions improvement attempts without clear events or outcomes.
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William
Tam
Bene
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Ribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Montana
American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman Films
Rexall
Kearns
Eliel Brothers
Dillon News Briefs
Janie Tovey
Salt Lake
Samuel Thomas
Payette
W. J. Gerard
Butte
Ray Atterbury
Denver
H. D. Gowen
W. H. Bichler
Armstead
Misses Rose
Anita Stamm
Walter Stamm
Prowne’s Lakes
Ellen Lovell
Grand Lodge
O. J
Missoula
Tribune Office
Clark, Garver and Wiseman
Bloody Dick Creek
Prof. Clark
Ben Gelhaus
John Gelhaus
Pearl I
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Government’ Savings
National Conference of Savings Directors
Wer
Miss Addie Baldwin
Klein Building
Glendale Street
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