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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
4
Notice states the Tribune Publishing Company not liable for debts of employees unless signed by management. It lists that church notices, festivals, dances, concerts, sociables, suppers with admission or profit from selling goods will be billed at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry are five cents per line.
The piece argues Huddleston’s renomination shows rebuke to the president’s electoral influence. It defends republican government and warns against defeating a legislator for opposing the president. It praises voting independence and condemns rubber stamp politics and misaligned leadership.
The public will back Wilson beyond party lines when he serves the nation’s best interests, though people prefer backing the government over the president personally.
A columnist mocks Senator Jones of New Mexico for courting publicity in the Washington Post while pressuring urgent military draft legislation. The piece argues for no compromise with Kaiserism and hints the administration may pull a big policy reveal in a critical moment.
Farmers purchased 58.1 percent of U S motor vehicles in 1917, underscoring utility use. Auto groups study highway taxation as a proposed levy on cars and gas, shared with senate finance committee members ahead of revenue bill consideration.
Representative Sydney Anderson of Minnesota argues the water power bill does not force a license for small non navigable streams. He says the measure lacks any licensing requirement and allows anyone to develop power, risking future government action on these waters. Anderson, a water power committee member, influences fellow lawmakers’ views.
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce cites steadily rising American wearing apparel in Argentina as European suppliers fail. Hosiery, once mostly German, now shifts to U S producers. The piece criticizes Democratic claims about wartime exports and-election rhetoric from 1916.
Wartime editorials urge citizens to save and buy war savings stamps to support the war effort, framing consumer luxuries as impediments to victory and national priorities.
Mrs. Dasie Stratton of Brockton Rose I. Lowery Garnet Allen Campbell Chance James S. Doggett Fort Logan Gus J. Waller Homestead Harrison B. Isom Phillips Howard S. Weller Verona Roscoe Zink Webster Homer E. Richard Williams Lucinda J. Penny Leshaba Miss Irene Lowery was named for Garnet but declined to serve Mrs Eugene L Boyer declined for Fort Logan and Fred Strub for Phillips.
The Food Administration appeals to threshermen to stop wasteful threshing practices and ensure grain is fully dried before processing. Officials cite recent rains causing wetter wheat and urge careful handling, proper repairs, and preferred government-supplied threshing materials to prevent grain loss this harvest.
Helena Aug 27 A number of attractive prizes will be awarded at the Montana State fair in Helena September 9 to 14 for dairy exhibits. Prizes include a $60 butter exhibit prize with a Sharples cream separator valued at $115 and multiple ornamental butter display awards. Cheese prizes range from $40 to $10 for various dairy cheese displays. W H Fluhr of Helena heads the butter and cheese exhibits.
Max Lauterbach this week purchased a seven passenger Buick car indicating a new vehicle purchase. The item notes the buyer and the vehicle type without additional context.
A Pittsburgh officer helped a woman with her heavy suitcase. inside rattled an alarm as 72 quarts of liquor were found at the police station after the group stepped off a Joplin car. The incident underscores courteous action exposing crime.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims 35 years of use and that the medicine cleanses blood and heals mucous surfaces, promising quick health improvements after starting treatment. It lists Cheney & Co in Ohio and urges purchase from druggists.
Heavy hail damaged crops across a strip of country from Gilt Edge to Stanford last week. Lewistown gardeners were bailed out as the most severe injury occurred near Stanford.
A WWI diary excerpt recounts July 4 celebrations in a French town with flags and races, homey details of office work and pistol practice, and a visit to a French couple. The author notes Lorraine cross gifts, bomb incidents, and the heavy shells used by the enemy. He mentions a French tailor, a new suit, and the bond formed with a French family who consider him an American son. He observes racial tensions among soldiers and praises the resilient, cheerful volunteers.
Decorations will reflect the war cause with American flags dominating the grounds and allied nation flags also prominently displayed, matching the spirit of the times.
Tribune Book Store displays a collection of birthday cards and booklets for shoppers. The display highlights festive designs and keepsake options for patrons browsing in the shop.
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