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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
9
Statements fix admission and sales charges for church festivals dances and fairs. Five cents per line applies to notices of gatherings and to card of thanks obituary poetry and similar listings. The policy specifies pricing by line for these notices.
The piece argues Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis faces impeachment proceedings as he keeps court duties and baseball arbitration, drawing public scrutiny and predicting reversal by public opinion. It contends resignation would have avoided a controversy and a higher salary temptations.
A reflective public note reminds the current legislative assembly of a missed opportunity. It cautions against cross-firing and internal rivalry and urges the leaders to overlook differences and act promptly for the public welfare.
Mrs Ada Richardson of Lima visited Dillon friends on Wednesday.
Gripping in its thrill and charm this tale offers a pure love story and opens the mind to speculative visions beyond earth. From the author of Tarzan of the Apes and Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar this piece will start as a serial in this paper.
Petty Officer George Porter writes of Batum refugee camps where people die slowly, huts made of grass and blankets, disease and stench, and relief workers overwhelmed. Trebizond’s Armenian town was wiped out by Turks, who killed those over twelve, reseeding the area with Turkish settlers. Near East Relief appeals for funds as volunteers labor under brutal conditions.
The Montana irrigation issue sparks talk on pay and selection. J. M. Jones urges the district judge to appoint with integrity, noting signatures from irrigators may guide choice. He praises Alfred Smith and calls the job a favorable summer employment with low expenses.
Montana retailers urge a price adjustment after letters to the Montana Development Association claim peak prices persist for breakfast foods crackers cookies candies and tobaccos despite raw material costs dropping over 100 percent. The Montana Wholesale Grocers Association will present protests to major manufacturers to press for reductions aligning with material cost declines. Jake and John Foster of Boise Idaho visited cousin Geo W Lovell this week.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood based remedy. It claims years of use, promises general health improvement, and notes availability from druggists in Toledo Ohio.
The piece argues that land ownership by Japanese and other Orientals in California remains limited despite 1913 laws. It notes land holdings of 29 000 acres in 1918 out of 28 million cultivated, highlights Japanese farming contributions, and calls restricting immigration while fostering American citizenship. Governor Stevens warns against special sessions and escalating national tensions.
422 acres of meadow farm and pasture land two miles from Dillon Montana with hay timber brush open water and pasture. Priced at 35 per acre on easy terms offered by Co. C. Newman. Also notes a birth: February 12 a son born to Mr and Mrs Paul Temple. Visits from Mr and Mrs Frank Birrer and Mrs Park Nyhart of Blaine Wisconsin.
Meadow larks arrive in January and multiply across Beaverhead valley as mild weather hints at early spring. Snow and a drop in temperature break the stretch of warm days but songsters keep singing from sheltered spots. Also note a birth on February 16 and local visitors from Glendale.
Mrs. Mark S. Moreau a Beaverhead County resident for 35 years died at her daughter’s home near Dillon on Wednesday. The body was sent to Helena for funeral services in Forest Vale cemetery. She came to Montana 85 years ago and lived in Elkhorn until five years ago. She married Mark S. Moreau on April 20 1887. Survived by husband one son and five daughters Lincoln Moreau Clayton Schuler Lyman Carlson of Pony Mont Ross Wood of Lincoln Neb Blandina Moreau Helena Nora Moreau Billings. Husband and two daughters and a son were at her bedside. Normal Nelson Louis Giudici and Vernon Bentley were among those who recently passed eighth grade state exams.
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