Beaverhead County Official Paper Ad Rate Notice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
Public notice lists price details and printing rates for Beaverhead County newspaper editions. Information covers subscription and ad rates.
Letter from the Tribune editorial desk urges subscribers to notify the office if papers are not received on time and reminds readers that the paper is published regularly and should arrive regularly.
The paper laments anticipated crop failures among new Montanan dry land farmers despite rains and urges strict adherence to the Campbell system. It criticizes misguided agricultural advice, defends convict labor on roads, and calls for GOP unity to back a U.S. Senate candidate while urging Dillon to build a stronger commercial club.
The Butte Miners Union convened a gathering in the latter part of last week to address the issue of convict labor. Members debated policy and expressed opinions on labor practices and worker rights.
Water scarcity in Beaverhead and Bedrock valleys prompts scrutiny of the Lima dam and reservoir. State Engineer Wade will measure inflow and outflow and place two inspectors to ensure releases match natural Bedrock river flow. About a thousand inches more water is being released than entering, restoring balance and easing tensions.
A compact commentary notes various evils and hazards in society including prize fighting, meals in hash houses, divorce, automobile murders, and drunkenness. It contrasts acceptable and harmful behaviors in a blunt social critique.
A resident questions the city council and Oregon Short Line over a prior pledge to supply free water for the depot and park. He notes the depot closets are often locked and park lawns use water while the company draws large amounts for sprinkling at all hours.
Local Butte groups condemn Governor Norris for recommending convict labor on highways while Salmon Idaho businessmen visit. The dry season remains a talked topic as ranchers and lawyers square off. A female graduate contemplates wider public interest beyond herself. Farmers using Campbell plan face skeptical reactions from critics.
Report notes the railroad still hasn’t reached Dillon and residents are told there is time to purchase city lots at a bargain. A line about three men who robbed the Oregon Short Line hints at prison time, while a water shortage impact is forecast to boost litigation.
State and government engineers measured inflow and outflow at the Beaverhead reservoir dam and verified the ranchers will receive less water, with Wade and Richards to recheck the levels and place two men in charge. Knight reports sales in the Lima district as water becomes available under easy terms and low interest.
Telegraph announces Henry M. Cushing death near Wallace Idaho. Funeral at 10 am tomorrow at the Cushing home on Railroad Avenue Dillon with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Born February 19 1860 he was a longtime barber and former Butte shop owner.
The Gandy Kitchen announces full operation of its soda fountain with fancy drinks, sundaes, ice creams, sherbets, and a complete line of candies including butter cups, ribbon candy, burnt almonds, and chocolates for family and party trade.
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