Smith Denounces Roosevelt Recovery Plan As Bureaucratic Overreach
The New Outlook editor Al Smith condemns the Roosevelt recovery program for centralized federal power, arguing it cripples individual initiative and invites monopoly. He warns government control of business would harm the public utility sector and raise prices, urging tempering of radicalism in policy. He contrasts this view with Owen D. Young and other practical critics. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports.
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Ritchie
Maryland
al” Smith
New Outlook
Smith
Owen D. Young
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Weasel and Hawk Duel Amid Mountain Farm Tale
A hillside Kentucky narrator recalls childhood bias against weasels and hawks. In Horse Prairie valley a hawk carried a live prey, then the weasel seized the moment, leapt from the air at about 200 feet, and attacked the hawk’s neck to free and kill the victim.
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Kentucky
Sam Ditty
Horse Prairie Valley
Bill Climer
White buffalo lore and highway safety notes loom large
The article recalls the rarity of white buffalo among herds once numbering millions, with experts like Seton and Hornaday noting extremely few cases. It also warns motorists about dangers on smooth highways and cites the American Automobile Association on vehicle wear and road safety practices.
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W. T. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Tusco
American Automobile Association
Backward Look From the Tribune July 1883 to 1933 Notes
A collage of notes from the Tribune reviewing the past years with local developments, fires, saloon closures after Miss Willard visit, cemetery plans, and a long public notices section including estate heirs and school district changes. It juxtaposes 1883 1893 1908 1913 1933 events with public notices and local business updates.
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Tribune
Corrine Hotel
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Miss Willard
Woman's National Christian Temperance Union
Young Paul
Eliel
Natenal
the Tribune
Butte
George Tash
Bannack
Benjamin Bond
Pointer Creek
Lewanti
George Metlen
Good Roads
Kalispel
Illinois
Sheep Canyon
Public land sale notice at Great Falls Montana
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a land tract in Montana under Sec 2455 to Hilary D. Tate of Melrose. Bids start at $2.50 per acre, 10:00 AM August 2, sale closes when bidding ends, payment due immediately to the Receiver, objections must be filed by sale time. A H Stringham acts as Acting Register.
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Lyessio
Repila
Lee Hoerning
Laven Davis
William Angove
Dillon
Neil Doyle
Board of County Commissioners
Harry Helming
John Troupe
Hans Jorgenson
Harold Capehart
Don Anson
Joe Shaw
Herb Armitage
John Petersen
John Peterson
Jackson
Bannack
Armstead
Helena
State Highway Commission
Beavenhead County
Tullia Mosely
Dewey
Wesley W. Mosely
Edgar B. Rife
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
The
General Land Office
Hilary D. Tate
Melrose
A. H. Stringham
Notice Inviting Proposals for Motor Driven Elevating Grader
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for one motor driven elevating grader. Specifications require 16000 lb min weight, 28 inch discs, 42 inch carrier, advanced engine with 36 BHP, cooling and lubrication systems, and tools. Bids due July 20, 1933. board may accept or reject any bid. Budget hearing set July 24 at 10 am. taxpayers may attend.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montana
Benaverhead County
Clerk and Recorder
Beaverhead
Albert
Baker
Board of Budget Supervisors
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Dillon Postoffice
Weasel
Hawk
Mont
Great Plains
Ernest Tompson Seton
W. T. Hornaday
E. Douglas Branch
Pierre
S. Dak
Robert S. Norton
Branch
Hornaday
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
W. F. LaFoliette
Amsterdam
Leland
West Publishing Co
Sosaph Guerre
James I. Burt
Joseph T. Newnes
W. C. Orr
Erwin, Stenog
Dillon Water Works
Dillon Implement Co
Graeter-Waldorf Co
Bond Grocery Co
Continental Oil Co
Tribune Publishing Co
Albert S Baker, Co
Dillon Typewriter, Co
Pomse Ee
George Engineering Co
Co-op Pub. Co
Western Union
George Opp
Sae Ni
James T. Phillips
Industrial Accident Board
Featherly Transfer. Co
George M. Gosman
C. Orr
Burles and Taylor
He Doyle
Alice
C. Olmstead
Oscar Kendrick
McKee Printing Co
J. P. Best
D. W. Elder
Harold Selway
Wilfred
Tessier
Melton
A.mclaren
Feppains
LOS Sisi Sssgee
Tobacco
S. Baker, Co
Dillon Meat Co
Bond
Grocery
Monida Mercantile
Coy
Sup- Priestley Co
Cece Lees Jenson, Thomas, Harley
Wil Ielen Proffit
Swartz
OPS Pandas Hiistadeg
Cera
Sede Barrett Hospital
Ivan
Benson and Wah Chung
Petty
Standard
Petty Cash
City Drug Co
Beaverhead Auto Sales_Co
Nye Harvey -Mercantile Co
Sathel Marsh
Cate, Kirkpatrick
Harry L. Clark
Brothers
Smallhorn
Alan Pas
Union Electric
Watson Repair Shop
Dart Hardware Co
Jack Bean
James F. Blair
B. Stamper
J. W. Bart
Bud Peterson
Bart Hungate
Armstead Garage
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Roselle Cabins
Helming Brothers
Sales Co
Will O’connell
R. Trueman
Labor
Penittentaim
Dana E. Miller
George Pettit
M. J. Fullerton
Esan Eerie
Chris Rasmussen
Lima Garage
aSec
MecCaleb’s
William M. Miller
Montana Mercantile Co
W. B. Hartwig
Edgar
White and McLeod Dillon Water “Works
S. Water
W. H. Stephin
Harby
Road Fund Co
Martin C. Jackson
Bridge Fund
Ewill
Poor— Dunn
J. A
J. A. Millicam, Supplies. Com Gracter-Waldorf Co., Supplies Liams
T. Kendall
Montana Mercantile, Co
Albert S. Baker
Frank
Tourtellet
Fay Selby
Seesance
Harvey Mercantile Co
Churchill
Frank Wilke
Baten
Fair Fund
General Fund Road Fund
Peetepepeeeen Ees
Quong Lee
Chinatown
Bedrock
Salmon City
Butte and
Salmon
Kansas City
Nora Marsh Accord
Pearl I. Smith
Court OF the Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Thomas JF. Barrett
Thomas F
J. E. Kelly
Nancy Barrett
Thomas F. Barrett
Merrill
First National Bank
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United States Government Secure
Iites
Iiies
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve
U. S
U. S. Treas- Bank
State of Montana
I. J. W. Rees
Ana Nalia
J. W. Rees
BE. i. K. Bulger
J. H. Gilbert
G. D. Combes
W. W. Hawkins
S. E
S. W
N. W
Nell Doyle County
Nnseart
Northwest Bancorporation
Nell- Doyle
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