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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

4

Address for Tribue Publishing Co. notices

All business letters notices and advertisements for publication orders for re printing remittances should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co.

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Big Montana Sheepman Attacks Roosevelt Forest Policy

T J Walsh, a leading Montana sheepman, denounces President Roosevelt and forest reserve grazing rules at a National Woolgrowers meeting in Helena. He argues large livestock firms crowd out small stockmen and that forest reserves protect homesteaders and small operators. Local editorials defend the policy while mocking Walsh’s stance as misinformed.

T. J. Walsh Montana Roosevelt Walsh National Woolgrowers’ Association Helena Mr. Walsh Stockmedia Association Butte Evening News

Providential judgments and tragedies questioned in Tribune

The piece argues against providential interpretation after theater disasters in Chicago and Pennsylvania. It cites gas tank explosions and fires, condemns sensational religious blame, and attributes calamities to criminal negligence. The note also comments on leap year matches and quotes historical engagements.

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Public range should be government controlled says miner and small stockmen

The speaker argues vast public range lands in the West belong to the people not big livestock firms. They urge government regulation like forest reserves with local residents prioritized, limit distant shipments, and impose a small grazing fee to fund state and county needs, especially schools.

T. J. Walsh

If Dillon Built A City Hall Time To Act Now

Opinion argues that building a city hall would have paid for itself by now and urges immediate action, asserting there is no time like the present.

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