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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
4
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In Detroit and Indianapolis speeches Wilson argued Mexicans may form and sustain their own government. Yet critics say his actions show constant interference in Mexico, backing a de facto regime and vacillating between rival Mexican factions, undermining constitutional authority.
The speaker notes the political campaign is over but warns that U S problems remain pressing into the present and future. He emphasizes ongoing national challenges and the need for continued focus beyond elections.
The Deutchland brings ten million dollars worth of German goods to New London. The Lebanon Criterion argues that once German ships roam freely there will be no obstacles for German trade. The piece calls for legislation to favor American owned ships and notes U S shipyards surge with large foreign built or owned vessels.
A newspaper notes compulsory arbitration may be sought by organized labor, predicting it could shape public sentiment. It questions the fact and suggests leaders drive referendums while rank and file seldom think for themselves.
The piece argues that press space for politics offers little public benefit while harming business. It warns new laws and taxes from campaigns, proposes that Congress and state legislatures avoid restricting living and employment conditions, and questions the rush of untested reforms.
The California Railroad Commission approves supervision and engineering under centralized management and sets fair rates for gas and electricity as proposed by the San Diego Company. The ruling emphasizes reducing overhead and duplicative services to lower public costs.
An Atlantic coast fisherman forecasts a mild open winter based on a large shad catch, unusual for Audson River now. He hopes the prediction proves accurate to ease hardship from coal clothing and food shortages and high prices.
The letter to a local Chautauqua member pledges an unnamed world’s greatest baritone for the next Chautauqua, noting a record price and a prophecy by Jean de Reszke that he would be Edoard de Reszke’s legitimate successor. The arrival is pitched as a city wide sensation, especially for musicians.
A historic claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure promotes internal treatment for catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts the product heals blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any uncured case, and invites readers to send for circulars and testimonials. It also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Choirs at St James and St Rose perform Advent and Christmas carols with an organ program from Christmas Eve through Christmas Day. Old Chant Masses, hymns, and anthems frame services at St James, including Adeste Fideles and Sleep Holy Babe. St Rose features Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Dona Nobis with organ solos. First Presbyterian hosts Christmas sermons on Incarnation and Divine Exchange with 11 am and 7:30 pm services and a 9:45 am Sunday school. Congregational meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. public welcome.
The Sunday morning service at 10 o clock features the Baptist Sunday school children presenting a program titled Joys of the World. The program includes a Sunday School song, a Scripture quote on giving by each class, a saxophone duet by Rhet Rathbone and Ralph Cushing, a Christmas story, recitations by Fre AIS Geneve Bostwick and Thelma Melonge, and a violin and piano duet performed by Anna Conklin and Severe Brown.
A municipal celebration features songs by Grace Little Lester Opp and others plus recitations by Clifford Mickelson and Laverne Roberts. Children from Dillon perform carols of many nations to honor Christ as Red Cross nurses distribute gifts from America to war affected children.
The bishop requests a church meeting this evening with the pastor, class leader, Sunday school superintendent, cradle roll president, youth society president, missionary society president, the chorister and the sexton. The parsonage reply confirms attendance.
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