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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
4
Notice states the Trisung Pushsumna Co will not be liable for debts by employees unless orders signed by the manager are provided. The report notes police activity in Butte and legislative committee assignments in Beaverhead.
The new Colorado governor announces casual attire for the inaugural ball. Portraits of General F D Grant resemble his famed father at a similar age, with Fred D following his father in looks and ways.
Judge Donlan of Butte advocates a law making carrying concealed weapons a felony with a five to twenty year penitentiary penalty. He argues such firearms drive most murders in Butte and cites lingering gun culture from the road agent era.
The Butte Inter Mountain notes Peary can walk and Cook can talk, presenting a playful contrast between the two figures and their reputed talents.
A reflective piece from Goodwin's Weekly traces humankind's long struggle for safety in travel from ships to the air. It notes the historical danger of sea voyages and the peril of early flight experiments, warning that nations may enlist nature's elements in future warfare while hoping aviation will ultimately serve peace.
A collection of items from Montana newspapers notes a New Jersey push to force wedding bands on men as a joke about gender roles, snappy quips about hobble skirts, and a scientist claiming whiskey without a worm. It also cites Montana crop estimates, unwritten laws, anti gambling doubts, county growth, printing industry humor, and a call to raise stock-destroying animal bounties due to insufficient funding.
Manila reports Japan has placed another 100000 ton rice order. Americans in the city believe the move signals preparation for war, reflecting heightened tensions between Japan and the Allies.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a $100 reward for any case failing to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Canney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
Munsey’s magazine recounts how American farmers financed a 40 million dollar gold payment to France for Panama Canal purchases. By converting crops into bills of exchange, they enabled the transfer without moving gold or lifting U S gold reserves, a deft financial maneuver in the London market.
The record lists members of House standing committees across many topics including Federal relations Development and publicity Improvements and manufacturing Fish and game Fairs and expositions Rules joint rules and order of business Livestock and public franges Township and counties Education Apportionment and representation Horticulture Military affairs Insurance Sanitary affairs Corporations other than municipal Railroads transportation Irrigation and water rights New counties Waterways and navigation Engrossment State boards and officers Agriculture Enrollment Journal Mining and mines Dairying Highways Libraries Mileage and per diem Conservation of resources State Lands with member names such as McQuitty Black burn Brady Johnson of Ravalli Sarter Kirschweng Nelson Moore of Valley Murray O'Hern Dobell Whaley Lissner Duffy of Granite Johnson of Ravalli Jacobson English Bell Grubb Story Holter Hickey Slayton Rossi Ashbridge Donohue Tolman Hinnard Berry Martin Wheeler Cascade Gillis MacDonald Owenhouse Binnard Tuttle Holter Swick Bernard Jordan Stevens Paul Vaughan Holt Ebel Ebert Ralston Tolman Blakey English Duffy Granite Lewis and Clark Ravalli Lewis and Clark etc.
Bank records show resources and liabilities with overdrafts secured and unsecured totaling 32 984 15 and 1 550 383 75 in loans and discounts. Included are bonds securities and reserve funds 297 489 25, legal tender notes 230 012 00, and redemption fund 2 500 00.
A list of names from Silver Bow and Granite counties appears with notes on internal improvements and city affairs. A Pennsylvania attorney declines a $1000 salary boost citing conscience, and a sharp aside from the Carbon County News calls a local editor an “idiot syncrazy” and predicts removal.
A dry hacking cough harms lungs and air passages but Ballard's Horehound Syrup is advertised to heal. Sold by Potts the Druggist with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. 1-m
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