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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
4
The notice outlines that business letters and ads go to the Tribune Publishing Co and editorial correspondence to Editor Tribune. It states the company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees without manager-signed orders and urges subscribers to notify the office if papers are irregular.
The Boulder Age Sentinel lauds Judge Lew L Callaway for disposing of four major murder trials in ten days with promptness impartiality and adherence to the law. The editorial notes the efficiency and taxpayer savings and endorses his record and judicial independence across parties.
A Bozeman newspaper column argues for equal moral latitude for women who err, noting society’s double standard and the need for forgiveness. It contrasts male and female judgments, contending women possess the same human desires as men and deserve chances to reform despite social stigma.
A complaining column laments public shaming of women for single acts of indiscretion and urges churches toForgive, uplift, and help. it notes the need for a county fair in Beaverhead and supports moving grounds closer to Dillon. It mocks hat-removal protests in church and favors women wearing hats.
Dillon plans a first class county fair this year and will again boast the state’s champion independent baseball team. Arbor Day is set for April 21 following Governor Toole’s guidance. The Devil’s Auction has become a hit in Montana theatres.
The piece notes the slow subsidence of rowdy pot scouring and potato paring behavior after leap year frictions. Men hid indoors for weeks, then sat on porches as eligible women passed. Authors predict a strategic social campaign by the ladies, with plans to lasso and harness certain suitors before year’s end.
Public warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury. Promotes Hall's Catarrhal Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, claimed mercury free and effective when taken internally. Mentions testimonials free and price 75 cents per bottle. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A clipped montage notes a leap year girl neglecting her opportunity in the marriage license record. The quips reference governors and political gibes from Montana papers noting public life and social expectations.
An odd party was held Saturday evening in the Kat zenjammer Club parlors with members each portraying a Katzenjammer family character. Guests included Miss Robbins as Buster Brown and Miss Maxwell as Lora Maxwell among others.
University banners flags and pennants available at the Tribune Book Store. Shop for college colors and athletic logos. Limited stock on classic college designs.
The Salmon Bachelors club is described as in a most flourishing condition with members enjoying strong participation and growing social activities. The note highlights camaraderie and ongoing events building community ties.
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