The Dillon Tribune Advertising Rates and Notices
Publication details for the Dillon Tribune Publishing Company include subscription rates in advance at 2.00 per year, office in Dillon Montana, and rates for notices such as church festivals fairs dances and obituaries. It notes charges of five cents per line for admissions notices and card of thanks.
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The.dillon ‘Tribune - Published
Evrida Tribu “Publishing Company
Foor, Bropnistnese
Dillon, Montana
Notice from Tribune Press on Employee Debts Policy
The Tribune Press company states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager are provided.
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Trisune Pustisne Co
Weather’s grip on farmers in election day doubt
Before the election many city politicians worried about the weather and its impact on agricultural voters. Some farmers will vote in rain, others skip polls to avoid travel, while others work on farms or seek towns on good days. The devoted citizen will vote regardless of conditions.
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Wea
California Railroad Commission Reports On Regulation
The California Railroad and Public Service Commission releases a yearly report praising conservative, pro business regulation that protects the public while allowing profits on investments. It cites utilities showing net gains under scientific, constructive policy.
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Vative
California Railroad and Public Service Commission
California Utilities Show
California Railroad Commission promotes growth through regulation
Since its 1911 founding the California Railroad Commission reports operating revenues for 1915 higher than 1913 and 1914 by substantial margins. It says it has helped secure over 200 million dollars in California investments and authorized securities totaling 350,114,982 dollars, much of which is bought by California residents. The commission argues its constructive regulation attracts capital and develops enterprises.
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Commission
California
California Railroad Commission
Wilson speech sparks postwar fear of German trade threat
In a Shadow Lawn address President Wilson mocks the idea of Europe flooding the US with goods after the war. Within a day the submarine freighter Deutschland arrives in New London with 10 million dollars of German goods, underscoring fears of unrestrained postwar imports and tariff protection gaps.
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United States
Shadow Lawn
Wilson
Deutschland
New London
Connecticut
Germany
Women in New York plan 50000 parade for relief from high living costs
The H C L women in New York City, about 50,000 strong, plan a march to City Hall to urge the mayor to cut living costs. They recall Democratic tariff era demonstrations seeking food money when unemployment rose three years ago.
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New York City
New York
Europe
Intimidation Warning Targeted Voters in Elections
The piece notes a Justice Department proclamation warning against intimidation or threats to block voting. It argues the AG from Texas could use his powers in southern states where substantial voting rights are constrained by intimidation, affecting about half the electorate.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Texas
Mason and Dixon
Buy It Made In America Brand Movement
The author urges strict support for Made in America goods across political lines. Proponents of tariffs or free trade alike should insist on buying domestic products and aim to compel neighbors to do the same.
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BUY
Imaginary War Newspapers Step In After Mail Ban
England bans the International News Service from British mails and cables while the News Service vows to obtain news by other means. The proprietors ponder a self made war of fiction with a corps of imaginary artists and writers.
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England
Thanksgiving Proclamation Credits Almighty God for Peace
The president credits Almighty God for the blessings of peace and prosperity this country enjoys. Democratic orators and newspapers had attributed the nation's condition to Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic administration's policies.
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Woodrow
Wilson
Endowment Yearbook Promotes Postwar International Peace
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace releases its 1916 yearbook outlining strides toward lasting peace after the war. It highlights conditions the organization believes will foster continued international harmony beyond the conflict.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Adamson Bill Vote Reconsideration Expected to Differ
A newspaper note suggests that if the Adamson bill were voted on again after the election, the outcome would likely differ significantly.
Beaverhead County tax notice for 1916 due in Dillon
Taxes for 1916 are payable at the Beaverhead county treasurer's office in Dillon Montana. Delinquent after November 30 at 6 o clock with a 10 percent penalty added. Fred Rife, Treasurer and Collector, Dillon Montana.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Mont
Fred Rife
Dillon, Mont
Public power and oil bills threaten public lands and Navy interests
A Washington letter warns Congress may give away public resources to powerful monopolists. It highlights the Shields and Myers waterpower bills and Phelan oil land provisions, arguing they would cede vast public assets without fair compensation, risking navy efficiency and national welfare. The author urges citizens to oppose these measures at the upcoming session.
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Tribune
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
United States
House
Nélson
Friends of the Waterpower Interests
Myers
Phelan
United States Navy
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Santa Fe
Navy Department
Othonian Society Program and Campus Socials
Friday night the Othonian literary society offered a program with Edith Johnson solo Hildreth reading Mountjoy Nieminen curtain lecture Walters Rollwitz dialogue Neate Provo Garver duet McCarthy O Keefe. Mabel Peterson left for Teigen Montana returning after holidays. Seniors enjoyed a party in the rec room with dancing and candy pulling. Senior Sunday at the dormitory followed by luncheon hosted by Miss Belles. Mildred Lawson underwent appendicitis surgery at the city hospital and is recovering well as Mildred Courtney visited.
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Society
Edith Johnson
Hildreth
Normal college graduates announced and holidays observed
Examinations for the first quarter closed Wednesday noon. A large number of dormitory girls left Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving. Several faculty and students travel to Missoula and Butte for the holiday. Graduates named: Sarah Lynch Anna Jackson Gertrude McCarthy Augiline Maris Carrie Rasmussen Lucy Thompson.
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Florence
Monroe
Dr. Finch
Miss Innes
Miss Older
Missoula
State Teachers Association
Miss Fergus
Miss Hazard
Miss Miller
Miss Kelsey
Butte
Normal College
Sarah Lynch
Anna Jackson
Gertrude McCarthy
Augiline Maris
Carrie Rasmussen
Lucy Thompson
St Rose Guild to Hold Apron and Handkerchief Sale
The ladies of St Rose Guild will stage an apron and handkerchief event at the Guild hall on Thursday December 7. Light refreshments will be served in the afternoon and evening.
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Ladies of
St. Rose Guild
Report of the First National Bank Dillon Montana Nov 17 1916
Report of the condition shows assets of 3 022 478 58 dollars and deposits totaling 1 798 488 15. Bank officers B F Waite president and notary W C Jennies attest to the statement sworn November 24 1916.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Chrek Eee Ee Cocemes Eteest
Nately
State OF Montana
Beaverhead
B. F. Waite
B. F. Wurtz
E. J. BowMan
J. H. Gruserr
E. D. Ware
W. C. Jennies
For Sale: Mission Furniture and Stoves
Mrs. H. F. Best offers for sale a mission buffet dining table and six dining chairs a cook stove two heating stoves and two mission rockers at 122 Morse street 44 tf
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H. F. Best
Morse Street
Poem Repair Offer at Regular Rates
A humorous notice offers verse correction services at fixed rates, charging amateur ten dollars and professional poet rates at plumbers’ standard prices for fixing the little verse.
Proposer Recalls Shaking During Question to Her
Molly asks about the moment of proposing and the bride’s reaction. Cholly confirms he shook all over while proposing, while the girl merely shook her head.
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Molly
Cholly
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
A historic advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as the sole cure. It advertises a hundred dollar pledge for failure and notes the product is taken internally and sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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