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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
4
Notice states that all business letters, notices and ads for publication should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co. It warns the company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless signed orders from the manager are provided. It asks subscribers to report missed or late deliveries.
The fall campaign opens in Montana with the Republicans set to meet in Missoula and the Democrats in Livingston on September 8. Party notes praise Republican harmony while Democrats face factional strife led by W A Clark and rivals like T J Walsh W G Conrad and J K Toole as Clark seeks the senator's seat amid internal resistance to pledged delegations.
In Oregon a faithful wife shot and killed a man who pressed for an affair and threatened her family. Officials and locals deem the act justified, sparing her from prosecution.
Opinion piece argues the young husband justified for shooting the seducer amid a damaged home. The coroner’s jury cleared him, but the county attorney pursues murder charges. The piece cites Buttery Mountain editorial praise for moral action to curb adultery and divorce.
The Butte Evening News launches a crusade to improve Butte by tackling payrolls and the rise of bo hunks. It warns that foreign born miners now outnumber whites and predicts a white-miner scarcity within five years, sparking opposition from foreign workers as other papers remain silent. The Tribune endorses the News, noting Butte’s immigration trend and its impact on Montana’s future.
The Campbell system is hailed as the only reliable dry farming method. A Montana farmer, H S Hollingsworth of Colfax Washington, reports 50 to 60 bushels per acre by using the Campbell approach, needing far less seed. The article urges tired readers to adopt its packed ground method for success in dry seasons.
At a conference in Helena prison officials and labor groups debated convict employment on road projects and the idea of a state farm to supply prison provisions. Union reps argued against convict road work and proposed preserving local farming jobs, while critics warned of lost business for nonunion farmers.
An unsigned editorial advises a New York couple against flying for their honeymoon, urging a Montana canyon retreat instead. It also critiques Dillon’s public hospital fundraising progress and defends local sentiment after a Hamilton newspaper accused Dillon’s team of bias in a recent game.
Livingston's summer record hints the city will top Montana peers in convention activity. After entertaining the Eagles, the town welcomes the Elks next week ahead of the state Democratic convention.
Clergy oppose the Jeffries Johnson clash and may oppose endorsing any candidate for U S senator at the Democratic state convention. Clark and others face scrutiny as the party weighs its choice amid factional tensions and upcoming mill debates.
W A Clark Jr. may share his father’s name and ambition to reach the Senate but analysts doubt he can replicate the elder Clark’s political success. The comparison frames a local or regional political figure amid a legacy candidacy.
An implied political misvote stems from Bryan's continuing candidacy. The piece suggests Democrats chose a dead man for the constable role due to habitual voting patterns linked to the persistent Bryan campaign.
The Butte Evening News hints at a shift in the city slogan to a shorter phrase while warning of a hard winter and coal famine. The piece notes the burden on the elderly to pay bills tied to Father’s Day observances and jokes about Trisung predicting tough times.
According to the thermometer, Dillon has tracked close to the state’s warmest readings on record, keeping pace with the top heat metrics observed across the region.
A playful comparison questions whether temperatures or grocery prices rise faster in a local market. Shoppers joke about advising thermometers to cool while noting price spikes on staples and seasonal foods.
A collage of quoted lines from Montana newspapers offers political and economic reflections. The selections touch taxation, currency, governance, agriculture, and ethics, showing regional viewpoints and editorials across Butte Missoulian Kell Kalispell Bee and others.
Frank A. Hazelbaker sold the Owen Ellis estate at public auction in Wisdom and nearby country. Town lots in Wisdom brought strong prices with a top bid of 950 dollars. the saloon building and lots sold for 4680 dollars. Ranch lands totaled 1059 1/4 acres and total sales surpassed 33 thousand dollars.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and invite testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists at 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Spokesman-Review highlights a local conservationist known for designing and trimming her own hat, showcasing her unique blend of craft and environmental stewardship.
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