Notice on employee debts and manager orders
The Tripunge Puszisiine Co. declines responsibility for debts incurred by employees unless orders signed by the manager authorize them.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
4
Montana needs homes from Pacific coast states, not far east
The paper urges promoting Montana to homeseekers from Idaho Oregon and Washington. It argues those states advertise less, causing buyers to choose five and ten acre farms in the Pacific Northwest. It claims Montana can lure settlers with affordable ranch land, crops, and favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Treasure
Spokane
Beaverhead County
Far
Pacific Coast
Post Office Moves to Halt Cheap Smoke and Fireside Pieces
The Post Office issued an order to end mass mailing of cheap publications with disreputable ads and no legal subscriber lists. Five weeks after failure to deliver notice, undelivered papers will be returned to publishers at third class rates, doubling return costs and curbing the fireside companion load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Postoffice Department
Fireside Companion
Gov Norris Seen as Lone Booster for Montana
Gov Norris, a Democrat elected two years ago, stands as the state's leading booster. He is widely popular among many Montanans across political lines for his persistent promotional efforts, with regular articles in national papers such as the Omaha Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Montana
Gov. Norris
Omaha’ Bee
Ofpabs
Neb
Gov Norris touts Montana farming leadership in Wheat Oats and more
The Bee reports Governor Norris cites figures showing Montana leads the nation in wheat yield at 30.6 bushels per acre, oats 51.3, barley 38, hay 1.79 tons, and potato yield 180 bushels per acre. Farm value per acre also tops the Union in wheat oats barley flax seed and potatoes, underscoring Montana’s greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee
Gov
Norris
Montana
Gov. Norris
Dry farmers stand firm as irrigation plans falter
Newell C Knight of Red Rock Reservoir and Irrigation Co noted last week that a canal to irrigate Dillon's beach lands is unlikely. Dry farmers remain confident, arguing they can profit from Beaverhead valley lands without irrigation and boost county taxable property despite irrigation setbacks.
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Newell C. Knight
Red Rock
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
Gosman
Rodgers
Seval
Red Light District
Price of silver linked to counterfeiting in $s
A Leadore Standard column argues higher silver prices would curb counterfeit coin production by raising profits for genuine silver cash. Experts admit difficulty distinguishing fake from real coins as counterfeiters profit from cheap silver. The piece also mocks a Salvation Army event in Leadore deemed a failure due to lack of beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Salvation Army
Leadore
Beaverhead County High School Players Offer Reflections
Beaverhead County High School basketball team members share their take on the season. They comment on teamwork, challenges, and goals as the season progresses locally.
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Beaverhead County
Butte Players Mistakenly Stage Slugging Bee
Victims describe a misread game as a slugging bee as night misled the Butte players. The incident arose when players engaged in a base game and misinterpreted the activity as a fight, causing confusion among witnesses.
Governors Veto of Salary Bill Sparks Judicial Tension
The district judges of the state doubt they have power to fine Gov Norris for vetoing a bill that would raise their salaries from 4000 to 5000 a year. Norris clearly shows opposition to increasing state running costs.
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Norris
Weather and building notes mix in witty column
The piece playfully links current warm banana belt weather to light breathing room for ideas. It notes an architect’s evolving practice of including automobiles in blue print drawings as a modern standard rather than a backward step.
Gambling Prejudice Shapes Law and Habit
A concise reflection for readers on how anti gambling legislation struggles against ingrained attitudes. It argues that without public prejudice against gambling, laws alone cannot curb the practice, emphasizing cultural factors in reform.
District Judges Refused Raise. No Walkout Indicated
District judges have been denied a wage increase and there is no sign they will stage a walkout. The development leaves unsettled tensions but shows no unified industrial action plan among judges.
Reward offered for incurable catarrh cure advertisement
An old classified ad offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements of P J Cheney and Warovic Kinson Marvin, notes the cure is taken internally, and lists price and wholesaler details. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and announces a California excursion on February 4 with rates from Salt Lake City for Elks Lodge members and public invites.
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Hall
RF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
P. J. Cheney
Warovic
California
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Elks Lodge
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
S. P
Ogden
Portland
B. G. Raybould
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Utah
Death Notice for Clark McNinch Beloved Husband and Father
Hall of Whi Lima Montana reports the death of Clark McNinch, husband and father. The Lima Ladies’ Choir is thanked for support, and the Lima Lodge 45 Belt Secretary extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Lima
Mont
Jas
Clark McNinch
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Tripune
Redlight
Sen. Donlan
Union
Albert Stamm
Eliel Brothers
Elies’ Brothers
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