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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
4
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In a message to the state legislature Governor Toole offers recommendations, praising mining prospects in Beaverhead County and supporting a bill akin to the American Mining Congress proposal. The measure would declare false or exaggerated publications about corporate affairs a felony with up to ten years imprisonment or a $10,000 fine.
The tenth legislative assembly caucus in Helena declared Joseph M. Dixon the Republican choice for senator by a large majority. The Helena Record lauds Dixon as young, aggressive, and well equipped by residence and service in Congress, noting his proven record and fit for Montana's needs.
The Montana attorney general urges bold action to curb gambling, proposing repeal or tighter enforcement with high licenses. Governor Toole notes weak enforcement and suggests a state sheriff to aid county sheriffs, while Dillon reports open gambling amid city regulation and mixed jury outcomes.
Mr Dixon won the caucus after a hard fought contest by friends of Mr Janzle. Mantle, though defeated, earned praise for a clean campaign and steady spirit. Montana will gain strong representation with Carter and Dixon in the senate and Pray in the lower house.
The Dillon Tri Tribune discusses marriage, religion, and civilization arguing marriage is a religious sacrament and civil union lacks true validity. It also debates water for the Oregon Short Line, calls for discussion, condemns a Helena murder verdict, defends Bible authority, and examines Butte's failed dope hospital with local political implications.
Political cartoons mock Gov Toole's lengthy address to the state legislature as the democratic press shifts satire from President Roosevelt's message to the congress to Toole's remarks.
A reader vows to keep a personal pledge to stop ordering goods from mail order houses this year, citing a desire to support local merchants and simplify shopping. The note frames the goal as a firm resolution.
A cache of short opinion lines notes from multiple papers including Inter Mountain on social excess religious zeal and railway delays. It includes quips on copper boots pampered youth and editors enjoying praise while merchants advertise bargains each week.
In Goodwins Weekly a country preacher in Arkansas is described as the father of 22 children. The piece notes the preacher’s close ties with village friends and the local doctor as notable connections.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment for catarrh aimed at the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims endorsement by leading physicians, calls it a regular prescription, and notes the cure costs 75 cents plus sales of Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Testimonials are promised free.
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