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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune is published every Friday in Dillon Montana by FE E Foote with foreign advertising representation through The American Press Association.
In advance two dollars and fifty cents rates for six months and three months. Entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class matter. 60
The authors praise President Coolidge for seven years of steady leadership and a favorable final message to Congress. They note national prosperity, peacetime, and strong endorsements from the recent election, while predicting a busy legislative period with many bills and appointments to come. They commend Coolidge's record and anticipate his successor.
The excerpt argues that candidates forced to work long hours to make a creditable record for themselves and their party deserve little sympathy. The Tribune wishes them success.
The article notes party rifts in a post election session with Democrats Simmons and Hefflin opposing their party’s nominee while Republicans Norris and Blaine support theirs. Montana figures Walsh and Wheeler show limited activity amid oil lease scrutiny and political volatility.
The trend moves farmers from traditional ranges to diversified operations. Some lower valley growers keep 100 to 200 ewes as a farm flock and reported higher returns. Many households milk 10 to 20 dairy cows while a balanced farm includes sheep cows and 12 broad sows. Produce is marketed on the hoof or as cream butter eggs and poultry with year round demand and steady prices.
In a street scene a woman named Mrs Glover saw a safe raised above the pavement. As it reached the top it suddenly dropped. The incident raises questions about whether she can recover damages or seek recourse.
In Butte an inquest into Samuel Bates's death from Lima yielded that Al Snowden, jailed locally, struck the blow leading to Bates's death in a Butte hospital a week later. County Attorney T E Gilbert planned to arraign Snowden next week on likely first degree murder charges.
An Open Forum reflection on fatherhood as a path to manhood and wisdom. It argues that true fatherhood requires responsibility, love, and guidance, with the son’s salvation found in religious formation and the example set by the father. It cites the bond as essential to moral development and devotion.
A fragmented note cites a quip about people with nothing to say taking long to speak, attributed to a St Louis Post MSPatch style source. The line reflects a humorous reflection on communication delays and verbosity.
The Neighbors Club notes the death of Mrs. V. Given, a longtime matron and community member. It resolves to record the memoriam, extend sympathy to her husband and children, inscribe the resolutions in minutes, publish in county papers, and send a copy to the bereaved family.
The weather bureau states that holding pressure fixed, oxygen content per unit volume rises about six percent when temperatures increase by 30 degrees Fahrenheit. The exact Kane amount varies with the initial temperature before cooling started.
Remedies for hacking coughs advise using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a gargle with no opiates. The product soothes irritated throat surfaces and provides immediate relief, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben arguing that women can work just as well as men, though jokes about a bashful husband appear in the exchange.
A reflection on friendship as a driving force in tough times. It argues that self-forgetfulness through friendship enables people to achieve significant deeds. The text emphasizes that individual greatness arises when self is set aside in service of others.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix of Phoebe Crowell deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is the law office of J E Kelly Dillon Montana. Dated Dillon November 28 1928 Adv 48-61.
A $1 000 reward will be paid to any individual not a regular officer for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail ranges. Report evidence to W C Orr sheriff or D W Erwin stock raspbolas Adv
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