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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
4
Be aware of the official Beaverhead County subscription rates listed for advance payment. The notice shows tiers with prices of two dollars and one dollar options, reflecting early billing terms.
Notice from the Tribune Publishing Co outlines where to address business letters and editorial correspondence, states mail handling as second class matter, and warns against employee debt responsibility. It urges subscribers to report missed issues and emphasizes regular publication and delivery.
In a meeting at Billings last week the boards of county commissioners passed a resolution urging the use of convicts serving terms in the state prison on the state highways. The article argues this would benefit the public works program with minimal cost and without affecting union labor.
A Billings meeting of county commissioners and assessors favors lowering the tax levy while raising property valuations. The paper claims widespread underassessment and unequal valuations across Montana, noting small property owners pay higher taxes. If boards unify to align assessments with real values, Montana’s finances may improve as the state nears a 300 million dollar valuation.
The Montana banks are highlighted as part of the state's thriving business sector asserting their role in prosperity and community stability. The text frames banks as essential financial pillars contributing to local economies.
A Forsyth Times Journal letter argues that banks thrive when merchants advertise deeply in papers. The writer claims shoppers borrow to buy bargains, while merchants deposit profits, driving overall business growth through ad-driven activity.
Dillon calls for a temporary investigator to pin down perpetrators of a spate of recent thefts in the city. He notes multiple break ins at Oregon Short Line freight office Montana Mercantile Albert Stamms jewelry store John Banks barn Dan Grants saloon and warns another burglary could occur. No arrests or clues have emerged. The piece ends with a quip on a Missouri butcher shop beefsteak ruse and rising meat prices.
The Red Lodge saloonkeepers petitioned the city council to require closing from midnight Saturday to 1 PM Sunday, a voluntary measure. They suggest an alternative of an all day Sunday closing ordinance.
A Dillon column riffs on meat strikes and beef prices, Carrie Nation in Butte, and local figures. It notes Pacific Express entering American Express, criticizes Bryan era bankers, and warns about tax fairness and drought farming. It ends with hope for a completed public hospital saving dollars.
The Dillon sale featured McIntosh Red apples with debate over quality. The Missoulian’s harsh label of a “hot air artist” is referenced as a contrast to local perceptions of the fruit’s grade.
A cryptic note describes two people, one with another and the other with doves, both eager for Valentine Day despite lacking nerve to speak. The fragment hints at romantic anticipation and social routines around February 14.
The editor argues Dillon needs better streets a city hospital and a railroad plus a new city hall. He claims investing in town lots now helps long term farm purchase and notes a meat strike rallying country readers.
A compilation of quips from Montana papers on advertising caution, health board actions, classroom conflicts, Pinchot dismissal, cost of living, a sportsman sport, saloon ordinances, and a stamp failure asking for a woman’s head on the two cent stamp. The items reflect period tone and local concerns.
Glendive Review urges frequent mail outreach to support an anti-egg eating effort. The Helena Record notes success hinges on Kiddy joining the movement and maintaining a steady cadence, implying a citizen’s duty to show patriotism through daily action by the hen.
Helena wins 33 to 23 as Beaverhead boys suffer defeat despite fair officiating by Dock Erwin Paul Stahl and Raymond Noyes. After the game a reception and banquet followed in Beaverhead county high school with speeches, songs, and toasts.
Notice from the Beaverhead County Board of County Commissioners states that all supplies and orders must come on the regular form from their office. Claims not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5 1907. Beaverhead County Montana.
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A list of civil actions including divorces debt collection condemnation and quiet title cases across Montana. Notable filings include Emma J. Stanton vs Patrick J Stanton divorce Martha L Melvyn vs James M Melvyn divorce and First National Bank vs Ernest Orr debt along with several condominium and stock company disputes.
The schedule lists evening hours for distributing books from 1 to 9 30 with Monday Wednesday and Saturday sessions. Friday afternoon hours run to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6. Tuesday and Friday evenings are open to readers.
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