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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
5
The piece reflects on a busy national year with tariffs wool and steel, Canadian reciprocity, bankruptcy of opposition to industrial power, and the Sherman Act. It lauds the Republican approach under a proactive president who favors federal incorporation, arbitration treaties, and measured reciprocity benefiting the general public.
The piece praises President Taft for defending reforms in government, railing against recall attempts and party politics. It highlights post office and customs gains, tariff moderation, and vetoes on free-list plans, praising Republican consistency amid insurgent threats and urging continued support for officeholders who will start and finish their work. It also notes local ads and editorials on publicity drives and market issues, with regional opinions from Red Lodge and Big Timber.
A veteran engineer says the county’s mineral wealth could make it famous with a focused, persistent prospecting effort. He notes both a capable financier and a strong plan are essential, and that results could surprise the state. He believes the work, carefully chosen and steadfast, will continue beyond any single lifetime.
A collage of brief quotations from newspapers comments on proposals by women, language diversity, public playgrounds benefits, voter registration reminders, publicity in corporate affairs, a man seeking divorce over pets, newspaper rate cuts, and a Panama Canal stamp issue.
Major William R Logan custodian of Glacier National Park Montana veteran Indian agent died in Chicago aged 56 from heart disease. He left a widow and two daughters his birth on March 29 1856 in Belknap Texas and a noted military family. He served as scout in the Sioux campaign and held posts at Fort Missoula Helena Blackfeet agency and Glacier National Park.
Cold congestion harms the kidneys by overworking them and weakening function. It warns that serious kidney trouble and Bright's disease may result. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills and Potts tonic as a strengthening remedy, urging timely use to build up and relieve pain.
Mrs. A. G. Pelkey of Spokane hosting February 3 gathering at 2623 Seventh Ave recounts life in early Montana. She and husband traveled from St Louis to Missoula in 1861 by ox cart, endured Indian dangers and road agents, lived at Hell Gate then Gold Creek where her daughter, born August 7 1863, became the first white child born in Montana.
The hobces of the United States held a four day convention in Cincinnati this week under the auspices of the Unskilled Migratory and Casual Workers association.
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm F J Cheney Co will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason attests on December 6 1886. Advertisement cites testimonials and sale details from Toledo Ohio with price 75 cents and mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A reminiscence tale recalls a boyhood romance on a rail fence with Hortense and her father, noting scars from a pitchfork episode and a fall from the fence. The piece pivots to a health ad endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable cure for minor ailments including common colds.
The Boston News Bureau notes Montana oats weighing forty six pounds per bushel sold in Chicago, double the usual thirty two. more shipments expected. Montana farmers report higher yields per acre in Gallatin valley and nearby regions. The Anaconda Standard confirms the point while a cofferdam frees a hulk from mud.
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