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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

11

Demoralization in the Postal Service Prompts Congress Protests

A published opinion argues that post office morale is collapsing under Postmaster General Burleson due to the parcels post and changing rules. It notes widespread complaints from Congress, postmasters, and patrons, with service disruptions and calls for reform to support national industries and oil development policy.

Washington Burleson Congress Central Department Uncle Sam

Oil the indispensable driver of modern civilization

The piece argues oil is a daily essential whose value becomes clear only when supply is disrupted. It compares oil to sugar during war, noting that without oil modern civilization could not function and daily necessities would fail.

Mining Talks: Copper Market Shifts Amid Minding Strikes

Electrolytic copper prices rise to 18 38 cents per pound with delivery through September. Western strikes failed to ignite widespread disruption as Park City and Butte mines reopen. Industry expects renewed export demand while avoiding further industrial warfare.

Big Western Butte Park City Utah

Old resident given up by physicians

A man claims he was told by five doctors that surgery was his only hope but Mayr's Wonderful remedy relieved his stomach trouble after ten days of starvation. He praises the preparation as a safe cure that removes intestinal mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee.

Mayr Potts

Wise Wise: A Modern Romance Lapse Critique

The St Paul Dispatch quotes Wise Wise Wellesly lamenting the lack of romance among today’s girls. He complains a man can pour out his soul to a violin but a motor horn brings a girl running, reflecting a satirical view of courtship norms.

Wellesly St. Paul

Goethals criticizes War Department waste in World War I

Washington report notes Major General George W. Goethals testifying before the House committee on Expenditures in the War Department. He cites disjointed purchasing, 10 percent profit margins, and competition among bureaus as causes of higher costs. He urged centralized buying and a government force system to cut waste.

Washington War Department George W. Goethals Panama Canal House Committee On Baker Navy Army Post Office Department Goethals Seaboard Ordnance and Signal Corps Department “Government Quartermaster’s Department

Sign of Joy Blank Returns After Day Off

Blank explains a bad day at the office after a morning return. His coworkers ask what happened and he recalls going fishing with a girl. She remarks the fish were happy as they wagged their tails, implying no harm done.

Blank

Famous Lace Coat From Rasputin Blessing To Be Shown Here

French soprano Madame Francesca Zarad of the Chicago Grand Opera will perform at the State Normal College auditorium Tuesday night. A rare Irish lace evening coat blessed by Rasputin and presented by the czarina will be displayed at Eliel's store in Dillon for women to view. The Lloyds of London insured the garment for $10,000, and Zarad regards it as a treasure for its historic association and exquisite Irish lace work.

Francesca Zarad Chicago Grand Opera Company State Normal College Madame Zarad Europe Hliel’s Dillon Czarina Russia Petrograd Peterhof Palace Alexis Nicholas Rasputin Lloyds of London England Eliel

Hope for Water Power Legislation Enters Congress

Congress shows renewed support for water power development with the Esch administration bill reintroduced in the House and two Senate bills mirroring its core features. Lawmakers expect quick cross chamber agreement and action this session as factions converge on a unified approach.

Congress Esch House Senate

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