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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
7
Tribune asks subscribers missing delivery to notify the office. Paper is published regularly and all subscribers should receive it on time. Letters for the editorial department should be addressed to Editor Tribune.
The Tribune Publishing Company disclaims responsibility for debts by employees unless ordered by management. Notices for church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission or profit from sales will be charged five cents per line. Obituary poetry and cards cost five to six cents a line.
General Pershing quote frames wartime morale while Joseph Kirsching bolts the Democratic party and seeks the state auditor nomination on a national party ticket. Perry W. McAdow, one of Montana’s earliest pioneers, dies in Florida at nearly eighty, recognized for discovering Pioneer Gulch and founding Gallatin county’s first flour mill with his brother William.
The Tribune notes Mr. Hoover's letter to Senator Simmons on price regulation reflecting the steady approach of his food policy. It emphasizes confidence in his handling of food problems and the administration's prudent stance on regulatory measures.
The discussion argues production stability depends on avoiding restrictive rules that suppress efficiency. Hoover says price controls would drive weaker firms out and worsen monopolies while aiming to cut staple prices. He favors taxing excess profits instead of curbing production and urges Congress to fund government programs with those revenues.
Dr. O M Lanstrum of Helena announces intent to run for United States senator in the Republican primary. He pledges support for the administration in the war effort, price protection, stable business, labor interests, and producer conditions, noting prior service as Montana Republican state central committee chair and state legislator.
The Red Cross ladies prepared comfort kits for the July 22 departures, to be placed at the courthouse for the boys on Saturday. Volunteers are urged to help at the Red Cross rooms, with refugee garments and hospital supplies in need of workers. A Maryville Tennessee auction raised funds for the Red Cross, including a boy’s pet squirrels donation that brought in $167 total after initial misgivings.
Members of Stedman Post No 8 G A R will meet at the courthouse on Monday July 22 at 9 00 am to escort boys bound for the training camp to the depot A flag salute will be given at the depot Post Commander Z B Yearian urges all members to attend.
D L Stephens announces candidacy for county auditor subject to Democratic party approval in the upcoming primary.
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with an internal remedy. It states Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, was prescribed by leading physicians, and combines tonics and blood purifiers to address constitutional conditions.
George M. Tash declares his nomination bid for Beaverhead County sheriff subject to Republican party approval at the coming primary. The filing appears in a local party slate.
For County Treasurer Beaverhead county subject to Republican party approval at the coming primary. If nominated and elected I will perform the duties of my office to the best of my ability. Adv-29-tf id M. T. LOUGHEED.
The article recounts Colonel Conger who aided in capturing Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth. It details his night across the river from Richmond to Aquia Creek, the seizure of Booth's associates, Booth's hiding in a tobacco house, and Conger's role in firing the brush and Booth's death. It notes Conger reported to Secretary Stanton and pressed for recognition of his part.
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