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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
4
The piece argues that lawyers shape most laws and procedures yet contribute to a burdensome system. It cites the Illinois Bar association and Chief Justice Taft, noting repeated condemnations from legal authorities while asking what remedy exists, and suggesting asking a lawyer.
The article argues that goodwill equals public confidence, built over years through fair dealing and steady principle across all staff. It warns that a few shady transactions can erode trust, requiring constant vigilance by owners to uphold the establishment’s spirit.
Years ago residents walked miles to skate on snow covered ice. Last Sunday a central town rink offered good ice at a small fee and drew under a hundred skaters of all ages, illustrating human nature's incongruities.
The American Red Cross reports aid reaching Musselshell County with 1350 persons aided so far and a peak expected at 1500 after year’s start. Relief includes groceries clothing and donated food. The county drouth relief committee dispenses aid and national headquarters has granted nearly 7000 in cash plus 18 carloads of food distributed locally.
Lester Woodford, a 20 year old from Ohio State, dreams of designing a rocket motor ship to reach seven miles per second in interstellar space. He estimates two hundred hours at that speed for the voyage, and questions how the return trip would be managed given the vast apparatus needed for departure.
The report on the Lenz and Jacoby versus Culbertson bridge match repeats the headline Sneers Hurled at Bridge Match. The piece notes readers’ confusion over technical play and aims to reassure that the contest is a legitimate bridge game.
A large shipment of new library books has arrived at Normal college featuring education technology reference titles including the Dictionary of American Biography. The fall exhibit showcases art, industrial arts, clothing, and junior high school works plus a Yokohama high school art display.
Richard H. Grant of General Motors tells the American Bankers Association that employment may rise this winter and that 12 million car years are missing from the national transportation stock since 1925. He argues a strong rebound is likely once economic conditions improve, with 1932 first half expected to outpace 1931.
A health advisory stresses treating a child's cough, especially at night, with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound described as safe for families. Mrs. J. S. Cleveland Olt notes no opiates or objectionable ingredients.
Seven banks of Kennebec County Maine joined the county grange in a cooperative drive to support local farms and rural communities. The effort aims to boost agricultural credit access and community welfare through shared resources and coordinated lending.
Dillon residents seek $10 000 subscription with Col Trotter of Boulder offering $5 000 more to build a first class hostelry. Chinatown raid nets six detainees. City adds two street lamps at the court house. McIntosh carries extra matches. Cold spell tests wood supply as boxer craze reaches Dillon and local reflections recall 1901 and 1911 events and civic notes. Also mentions a quilt prize won by Mrs Engman.
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