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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
9
A collection of William Jennings Bryan quotes touching on education religion and the right of popular government. He rails at profiteers and mocks wet presidential candidates, noting America’s wartime conduct and the eighteenth amendment. He reflects on elector mistakes and the composition of political audiences.
The excerpt presents a speaker contrasting bad democrats with good republicans and suggesting a swap of sixteen bad Democrats for one good Republican. It also notes a belief some visitors refuse to believe statements. The passage reflects partisan critique.
The Bureau of Public Roads declines funding for the proposed steel bridge to replace the Mooney bridge, urging relocation of the road to remove the bridge and two railroad crossings. The proposal would also eliminate another crossing, with federal aid now practically assured for an alternate road project. County commissioners weigh whether to nominate the new plan, awaiting a favorable time.
Real estate transfers list numerous 320 acre and other parcels around Sheep Creek basin, Snowline, Dillon, and Centennial valley with various grantor and grantee names and modest sums. Also quitclaims, road right of way, and several notices including church services, performances, lost puppies, homestead listings, decree of settlement, and visiting parties.
The notice recalls a birthday anniversary in Sheridan with a pleasant afternoon of visiting and sewing activity as guests passed time productively together.
Mrs Hemesmyer marked her birthday with a guest list including Thomas Foster and G W Rightenour among others, in Madison County where she has lived fifty years. The page also notes a Dean's Kidney Pills ad and a 1920 sheriff’s sale in Beaverhead County for property in Montana with sale set for August 10.
Mrs P Connor from Melrose visited Dillon for a shopping outing on Saturday, taking part in local retail activity and daily errands.
A Dillon resident Ms D L Smith of 135 S Atlantic St testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain and urinary issues after years of discomfort. The advertisement urges others with headaches dizziness and weak nerves to try the product citing personal improvement.
Repaired rebuilt recured by the Round Oak Heating and Plumbing company with an absolute guarantee on all work. Mr and Mrs G Nyhart of Blaine visited the city on Tuesday. Percolators and ten thousand other items advertised at Tattersall's.
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