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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
6
The Tribune Publishing Co says it will not be responsible for employee debts unless orders signed by the manager are given. Subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
The Montana Lookout critique argues Governor Norris overestimates state control of natural resources. It notes forests burned in Montana last summer and warns state management may not protect timber better than federal oversight. The piece stresses national ownership and public interest over state exclusivity.
The piece argues both parties adopted a plank for a primary election law and predicts its enactment by the next legislature. It notes Democrats gaining enough seats to control the body and suggests the public will monitor whether the party delivers on the reform.
The Montana legislature faces formulating a primary election law after observing other states. Some Democrats once favored popular election of U S senators, but fear a law permitting public choice could harm their candidate. The sincerity of Democratic support and issues remains to be seen as debates continue.
A scattered set of items from Butte notes amid varying reports about economic strain, social shifts, and political questions. Headlines cite food quality, court comments, divorces, missing or dying individuals, and industry changes as observers question union influence and local business health.
The Lemhi Herald notes a 35 foot deep discovery of a stone axe near Junction Idaho implying early human presence before the last glacial period. It contrasts ancient inhabitants with modern voters and mocks contemporary pioneer myth making in a reflection on elections.
A medical journal article by Dr Kenney claims chronic alcoholism can be cured by removing a section of the small intestine. He says seventeen operations achieved abstinence, with two deaths noted but counted as failures by the doctor, suggesting drastic measures as a cure.
The Butte papers clash over reports claiming the city is slipping economically while acknowledging local prosperity depends on the Butte market. Editors urge uncovering causes and remedies rather than denying the slide, noting reports of short weight robberies and public figures under scrutiny.
The statement rejects claims that tariffs affect the hens business and its ongoing suspension. It asserts tariff policy plays no role in the current halt of operations and emphasizes the separation of trade measures from poultry market actions.
Readable excerpts reflect editorials and satirical lines from Montana papers. They mock Prohibition effects, warn about state conservation, note electoral dynamics, and urge continuous effort in growth and messaging. Names of papers include Helena Independent, Missoulian, White Sulphur Springs Republican, Montana Lookout, Forsyth Times Journal, Rocky Mountain Husbandman, Anaconda Standard, Big Hole Breezes.
The paper heartily recommends the Christmas goods advertised within its pages and assures readers the prices will suit.
Thomas Flynn won a damage verdict of 1283 dollars and 51 cents against the Oregon Short Line Railroad after a trial in Montana. Witnesses came from Montana Idaho and Oregon. The jury found delays and improper care caused losses from a beef cattle shipment from Dillon to Portland. The case may be appealed by the railroad.
Salmon Idaho moves from village to city status after a council meeting and a petition signed by at least 60 percent of residents meets the required population threshold of over 1,000, making Salmon a second class city.
There is more catarrh in this region than all diseases combined and it was long considered incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by FPJ Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, is promoted as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. They offer $100 for any failing case and note 75c for the cure, with Druggists selling the pills for constipation.
If you cannot find what you want in our Christmas ads, contact the advertisers. They have the items you seek and can help you locate them.
Judge J. B. Poindexter traveled to Boulsder on Monday to open a session of the district court.
Local ad states Bond & Bond offer hay grain or chicken feed in ground or unground forms at reasonable prices. Advertisement notes item availability and urges readers to visit the store at its advertised location.
A testimonial from Mrs. Jennie Gardner of Monett Missouri praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a remarkable aid during menopause. She states she is in excellent health and cannot do without the product, urging others to consider its claimed medicinal benefits.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a powerful strength builder and tonic stimulant. It claims high palatability, stomach safety, improved digestion, and increased vitality for all organs, noting remarkable results in various uses.
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