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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
4
A fragment notes the Dillon post office handling transmission as second class mail matter. The readable text indicates mail processing and classification terms common to USPS practices. No further context or names are available.
Arthur Capper analyzes the 1924 midterm results and the Coolidge administration. He notes no major rebuke, regional shifts, and lingering Roosevelt ideals. He stresses that farm relief and a strong agricultural west are crucial to sustained prosperity and to the administration’s success.
The piece notes broad public support for the president's stance against an extra session set after March 4. It warns that withholding appropriations would chill government operations and calls such tactics a poor political ploy by Democrats and insurgent Republicans aimed at pressuring the president.
Dillon Rotarians and commercial men form a committee for a community picnic with the Junior Fair. Subcommittees cover finance outdoor supper publicity entertainment registration and more. They report hearty support from local professionals and plan a $3 per person contribution with refunds if unused.
Discussion notes higher grain rates for American wheat at Liverpool and favorable six to eighteen cent advantage for Argentina and Australia. Vision includes a nine foot canal from the lakes to the gulf to move freight by barges. City report covers donations, expenses, and refunds totaling 290.00 from 97 donors.
The committee reports a good turnout of out-of-town guests and satisfaction with the entertainment. They say the event achieved its goal of improving relations between visitors and residents and recommend continuing similar efforts.
Theta will be entertained next Tuesday evening December 7 at the home of Mrs. George Gosman with guests invited for the social event.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will visit the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Tuesday December 14. Persons needing relief from headaches dizziness or eye defects should consult him on that date at the hotel.
An Indiana mother lauds Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for her son's bronchial troubles since age three. The testimonial claims control of coughs, colds, croup, and night coughs, urging readers to ask for it at Potts the Drug Gist.
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