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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
9
The legislature is praised for honest efforts and a good general caliber with some exceptions. Critics should withhold premature judgment, as the body has shown a willingness to cut government expenses and improve efficiency, though future actions will determine overall judgment.
The writer notes last year's overplanting of potatoes led to excess supply and falling prices. They predict mixed planting plans for the coming season, expect no surplus, and warn that potato profits may rebound. The piece also suggests onions as a profitable alternative crop to grow.
The U S vs C P Shelly chief prohibition officer stands trial before Judge Bourquin in Helena with a verdict expected soon. Tewksberry allegedly paid hush money to fix Shelly but Shelly denies knowledge of operations or receiving funds.
The Honorable Mr. Simpkins of Stinkingwater County plans to introduce a bill on disinfectants this session to push passage. The proposal targets regulation and standardization of products amid growing public health concerns.
An editorial from the Portland Oregonian ponders a Los Angeles divorce suit where a husband claims a spirit named Alfred has alienated his wife. The piece mocks the ghostly rival, condemns the undead liaison, and urges a reassessment of the spiritist afterlife in light of mortal marriage.
The piece mocks legislators proposing tight limits on postage for the session. It jokes that a $5 stamp could bar letters to wives or sweethearts, warning that overzealous budget cutting could forget common sense.
The Billings lawyer Harry L. Wilson died in his berth on a train moving from Missoula to Billings Sunday night. He was admired in Beaverhead County and throughout Montana for his brilliant mind and upright life. The Helena Independent notes Wilson’s character and laments the loss of one of Montana’s best men.
Residents oppose a bank guarantee bill saying local banks already possess sufficient assets and trustworthy officers to protect depositors. They argue state legislation is unnecessary and could undermine existing safeguards and community stability.
Conflicting claims from the Helena Independent and the Record Herald suggest mutual distrust over accuracy. The two local papers accuse one another of bias and misinformation, reflecting a heated press rivalry in the city.
Missoula students and locals boosted spirit at the basketball game. Dillon defense stifled early on but Missoula's McHaffie broke through in the first, while in the second half Missoula fed players through the defense and converted chances.
The report notes Missoula failed to display extraordinary qualities and did not show a decisive advantage after tense play. It mentions passing and teamwork as areas needing improvement while highlighting the overall competitive effort.
A Dillon squad delivered a decisive 15 to 5 win over Sheridan High School after a prior defeat. The Beaverhead team showed perseverance while the gym drew a capacity crowd with many fans arriving early and seated on bleachers and balcony. The crowd’s enthusiasm surged once the game started despite a delayed tip off and initial scoring on the chalkboard.
County commissioners of El Paso Colorado order the removal of public highway signboards within 90 days. The measure aims to clear obstructed highways, improve scenery and traveler safety.
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