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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
9
The Tribune lists six and three month prepaid subscription options. It urges subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly and on time to notify the office and states the paper is published regularly and should be delivered regularly.
All business letters notices and advertisements for publication and remittances are to be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co. This indicates the central contact point for all commercial correspondence and job printing orders.
The Tribune Publishing Company disclaims responsibility for debts by employees unless orders signed by management exist. Entered at the Dillon Postoffice as second class mail. Notices of Church Festivals and paid events will be charged five cents per line, as will Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry.
The piece notes growing belief that representatives of Allied powers influenced the sinking of the German war fleet at Scapa Flow. It recalls Secretary Daniels proposed sinking in a remote deep spot and discusses the failure of conferees to agree on distributing the surrender fleet.
The passage likens the League Covenant to an ossuary of conflict while arguing the fleet should be sunk deeper, comparing it to the German fleet and suggesting drastic action to safeguard interests. It reflects heated, bellicose rhetoric on naval power.
The piece argues Americans rejected a would be master on November 5 1918 and urges the Senate to speak for the people when asked to surrender independence under the league of nations covenant. It stresses the need for elected representatives to decide.
The administration argues against stopping land purchases for military use after the war, defending plans to abandon a large Oklahoma camp while funding a new one in Georgia.
Naval Appropriation Bill approved July 11 1919 allows enlistments for two three or four years with four year laws applying to shorter terms. Two three and four year enlistments available with extra pay citizenship and discharge gratuity for reenlistment. Minors may enlist for two or three years with parental consent. information via U S Navy Recruiting Station Court House Bldg Butte Montana.
A historical column argues against federal control of business arguing regulation burdens railroads utilities and shipbuilding and worries meat packing would impose taxes on consumers. It contends regulation distorts prices producers and farmers and questions the logic of state backing for losses.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional issue and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a remedy. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges sending testimonials while noting Druggists sell the product.
Footwear repair shop advertises repairs while you wait at 26 18 Red Boot Shoe Shop. OED Ely is listed with phone 177 W.
The speaker warns that political interference in business must stop or a tax bill will raise living costs, burden farmers, and push industry toward bankruptcy, arguing regulation will exist regardless. He asserts regulation would be unpopular but inevitable, affecting citizens and the economy.
Editorial argues the Winnipeg uprising aimed to seize city control for the I W W and collective bargaining by force. It urges authorities to arrest alien agitators and reclaim order, contrasting with Soviet style rule and calling for strikers to seek work elsewhere.
A representative businessman writes to the United States Revenue Collector lamenting heavy taxation and relentless scrutiny from federal and local authorities. He alleges constant inspection, demands for funds, and public backlash, expressing despair over his future and ownership of his enterprise.
Wild cattle from Mexico and western states will entertain crowds during the Bozeman event August 12 to 14 at the Elks convention. R P McClelland and Lester P Work will tour to hire horses riders for races and bucking contests. Events include broncho riding bull dogging steer roping and relay races among others for the Antlered Herd and guests.
Land filings under the Stock-Raising Homestead Law dated April 25 1919 are approved after Geological Survey classification. Notices of Allowance are being mailed to homesteaders. some are sent care of the filing office. Inquiries should be made at the filing office if no notice arrives. Beaverhead Abstract Company has received many notices and those can be obtained.
Howard Wheeler recounts Beck as a professor of military strategy who became a commander in war. He trained leaders who later executed classic maneuvers under fire, often doubted by practical generals until, under crisis, the orders proved effective and helped win the war.
Baptist Church notes announce Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with the topic Religion and the Cosmic Changes in the World. Midweek service is Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A union service on the College campus next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock with Rev. T W Bennett as speaker. John H Hamstra is the pastor.
In wartime Paris a 100 yard line forms at a grocer as policemen maintain order for each shopper to buy a quarter pound of chocolate. Women bear children in arms for the chance, many seeking the treat their babies have never tasted.
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with preaching by Pastor H G Humphrey at 11 a m. Evening union service at 8 on the College campus features an address by Rev T W Bennett.
Rev. Damskov of Sidney Montana will preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday July 27. All are welcome to attend.
A group of housewives debates who did most to win the war. They name Haig Beatty and Foch but agree the most talked about is Alice Lorraine, whose notoriety sparks a playful quarrel between the French and Germans.
In a playful exchange Mrs. Plymouth Rock exclaims she laid an egg and discovers it is china whileMr Plymouth Rock questions the idea. Hep py overhears the lighthearted moment as the two joke about the porcelain mishap at ten in the morning.
Uncle Eben recalls a man who saved to be his own boss, travels, and faces constant shouts from a car conductor, hotel clerk, telephone, and taxi, until he packs up and returns home to avoid orders.
A husband proposes to visit Mr Jones for several hours to aid a poker game. He claims Mr Jones is well aside from a certain affair tied to poker and notes the wife could handle any needed sitting in. He asks for consent, arguing he has told the truth.
Elsie Mae Gordon, renowned impersonator, headlines Chautauqua with readings and child impersonations. She is in high demand among Chautauqua audiences and stands as a leading figure in her profession.
An old farmer and son find a dead turkey. They dissect it and hatch an egg, yielding a gobbler sold for $5. The boy reinvests, buys a pig, later trades up to cows, heifers, and mares, ending with $1,000 in gold and two fine mares. The tale extols thrift and entrepreneurial growth.
Henry Walton Poor, a premier press photographer for Underwood & Underwood, will present an illustrated Chautauqua lecture featuring 150 views from Europe. The talk will cover Germany in occupation, postwar scenes in France and Belgium, and the Peace Conference, based on overseas assignments.
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