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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
9
Dillon Montana weekly edition from Tribune Publishing Company lists subscription rates by year and quarter and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries. It notes the paper is published regularly and is entirely home printed.
Readers are advised that letters containing news correspondence and manuscripts destined for the editorial department should be addressed to Editor Tribune.
Soon after January first subscription statements went out to Tribune subscribers owing for a year or more. The publishers note many small amounts add up to a sizable total and ask timely payment or partial payment if full is not possible. They warn against extra statement costs and emphasize any payment helps.
The article argues that payrolls and industrial enterprises fuel community advancement, noting new business districts near shipyards in Los Angeles as examples. It stresses that churches and schools matter but do not supply payrolls, and urges prioritizing employment opportunities to circulate money and retain residents.
A prominent figure argues that a true prosperous society requires a large majority working in industry farming mining or resource sectors. The leader emphasizes that ninety percent must earn livelihoods through production to sustain national wealth and stability.
Dillon social affairs list events at the Northside Country Club hosted by Mrs. Earl Selway and Mrs. Frank Bell. Includes Episcopal guild gathering at the Rectory with Mrs. Brundage as hostess. Multiple marriage notices with Justice L. P. Phillips detail B. W. Gilmore and Miss Ellen Louise Spencer plus Louis A. Wells and Grace Cecelia Gardner, including snowbound travel and nursing careers. Also court notice on estate of Rose B. Hunsaker and grazing permit applications for Beaverhead National Forest due Feb 20 1918.
The federal food administration in Washington sends three noted lecturers to the northwest after studying European food problems. Mrs. Clark and Dean Reel are listed to appear in Dillon on March 12 delivering the truth about food conditions in Europe to Montanans.
Beaver Bros of Fishtrap Montana sell their ranches and offer a white-face cattle herd. Includes eight yearling steers nine coming yearling heifers seven coming two year olds eleven coming three year olds and sixteen coming five and six year olds with 12 foundation head from Nebraska origin. Breeding noted to Merry Lad and Happy No 504008 with described dams and sires. Also fifty tons of hay for sale. Information contact available.
The Civil Service Commission will hold exams in 54 cities across Idaho Oregon Montana Washington and Wyoming for book keeper vacancies in the Reclamation service and related branches. Both men and women may apply with salaries from 900 to 1200 dollars yearly. Exam date is March 8 1918. Information and blanks available from the Secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service District 303 Postoffice Building Seattle Washington.
Mrs. A. C. Gruwell of 21 North Washington Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her dull backache and disordered kidneys after trying other remedies. The ad notes the pills cost 60 cents and are sold at Pott's Drug Stage with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as the maker.
In light of current trade conditions the business will operate on a cash basis. After January 1 1918 all goods will be sold for cash. Pay cash and receive the usual discount. 50-tf. THOMAS BOOK STORE.
Letters from mothers praise Foley's Honey and Tar for helping daughters recover from persistent coughs and colds. The product is celebrated for its soothing effect and overall support of healthy growth, with Potts the Druggist noted as a distributor.
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