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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
9
Tribune warns subscribers to report missed deliveries and confirms regular publication. Notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission fees or sales profits are charged five cents per line. card of thanks six cents per line. obituary poetry five cents per line.
The tribute lauds John Gillie as manager of the Anaconda company and its predecessors for his steady, courteous leadership through turmoil. It notes Butte’s mining revival after a long delay and congratulates Gillie along with Mr. Ryan and Mr. Kelly on achieving lasting prosperity for the city’s mines.
The passage suggests the Attorney General acts as a thorn to the state leader, implying the AG waits to see the reformer’s plan before opposing it. It questions whether the AG’s role exists to oppose the chief executive rather than support reform.
A professional booster touts every thing stance amid surrounding doubt and scrutiny. The speaker defends broad claims while critics question credibility and evidence.
Hirato Tatara joins the Americanization class led by Miss Hazard. Staff vacations take place in Butte Polaris St. Paul Minnesota Nebraska Cheney Washington Hamilton Twin Bridges and more. The Training school basketball team defeats the High school third team 21 to 12. 8B plays Miss Hazard's room Friday. 7A and 7B also compete. Cafeteria lunch program returns with free meals funded by local organizations. Pupils open savings accounts with eight already started and $26.50 saved in three days.
A reflective editorial looks back on 1921 and forward to 1922 noting lessons learned about the dollar, cautious spending, and safety. It predicts improvement for Montana, Beaverhead, and Dillon with stronger farms, livestock, banking, and new settlement, industry, and irrigation to drive prosperity.
C Newman offers four good dairy ranches and small poultry tracts for sale in Dillon Montana. Sanctioning markets in Butte and Anaconda will require surplus dairy and poultry products. Telephone block advertisement details provided.
The author argues that the same divine act that sheltered Noah during the flood symbolizes the sealing off of the world from evil and that approval of what is right becomes condemnation of wrongdoing.
The Tribune rebuts the Butte Evening Post stance on the Conley matter noting the committee’s integrity and independence. It praises the members for undertaking a difficult, unpaid duty for the public good and rejects any suggestion of bias due to appointments.
The passage urges creating room by clearing virgin ground and drilling a well. It suggests not all underground streams are tapped and emphasizes making space for oneself despite limits.
Judge Cohalen of New York issues a published statement warning Harding and Hughes that they face consequences if they act a certain way. The piece mocks political figures including Wilson, House, Cohalen, Watson, Reed, Bryan and Borah, arguing government cannot be run to please critics.
Report of the condition of The Security State Bank at Dillon Montana for December 31 1921. It lists assets totaling 197 078 51 including loans 163 434 72 and cash items while liabilities show capital accounts 50 000 00 and deposits 72 279 27 with various other liabilities and notes. Marshall Field cashier swears to the accuracy before Notary Louisa Almy on January 6 1922.
In the new year aspirants for senator will emerge and parties will choose their candidate for the fall election. The Tribune urges a nominee of intellect and integrity, not a political acrobat, and calls for a Republican in the U S Senate who is honest, competent, fearless, and in harmony with the president and Congress.
Ira O. Fisher takes over the Grand hotel in Idaho Falls and announces rentals revert to pre war prices with promises of comfortable rooms courteous treatment and good service. Advertisement notes a trial would prove the claim. Mention of Connelly and McDonald report references governor Dixon but no clear outcome.
A San Francisco signal man wired Micky Collins in Dublin offering a million dollars monthly for return aid. Collins replied requesting half a million and a thousand fully equipped men, ending the promise. The exchange hints at ardent wartime sentiment and local admiration. Artemus Ward is cited humorously about staying home during war.
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