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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
4
Local notice from The Tribune Publishing Co. states it will not be responsible for debts by employees unless signed by the manager. It asks triping subscribers to notify the office if papers are not delivered regularly and on time.
Mrs. Matthew Orr delivers a thorough talk to the Good Government Club on city welfare. The Tribune publishes the full paper, praising the club’s early成果 and urging broad reading and continued civic effort.
Argentina announces export levies on wool at 5 pesos per 100 kilos and a 2 percent ad valorem tax on quebracho extract. The duties affect U S imports after the Wilson-Underwood tariff policy, raising costs for American buyers and increasing Argentine revenues.
The Attorney General’s September opinion declared a proposed promotion for Dr. Cary Grayson contrary to law though the law was deemed unconstitutional. If the Senate confirms, Grayson would become rear admiral regardless. The opinion weakens Democratic support and likely delays confirmation this session, leaving an unresolved path forward.
In navy argot a gun boat commission would elevate him toward rear admiral pending Senate action. No legal bar would exist as in the Rublee case, yet no obstacle blocks presidential retention. He remains as friendly to Grayson as to Rublee.
Real estate transfers recorded in the title books of Pearl I Smith for the week ending February 10 1917 show property changes across local parcels. Deeds indicate grantors grantees and parcel descriptions reflecting early 20th century land transfers within the city and adjacent districts.
Public notices list numerous patent grants and trust deeds involving Dillon area parcels. Includes 160 to 640 acre filings, homestead actions on Horse Prairie and Big Hole basin, various transfers from individuals to families, and water appropriation notices for Wise River and Shamrock springs.
A call to civic action urges parents and newcomers to shape a better community. It advocates co operation, social centers, and coordinated youth programs including supervised dances, public playgrounds, and child friendly screenings at the moving picture house to curb harmful influences.
A call to organize a town wide campaign to engage every resident with faith and without fear. The aim is ideal social civic and moral conditions through friendliness cooperation and organizing toward a strong collective effort.
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