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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

9

Ronald Higgins A Montana lawyer seeks congressional nomination

Ronald Higgins of Missoula visits Dillon and is described as a leading Montana lawyer with past roles as assistant attorney general and assistant U. S. district attorney. He seeks the Republican nomination to challenge incumbent John Morgan Evans, with Higgins predicted to win the nomination and the county likely to back him in a tough district race.

Ronald Higgins Missoula Dillon Higgins Montana U. S John Morgan Evans

No Fool’s Paradise Warns Against Prosperity Illusions

A Manufacturer editorial argues that wealth and prosperity breed envy and poor decisions. It warns against political schemes to replace constitutional rights with state enterprise, urging vigilance to preserve sound government, free markets, and individual responsibility.

United States North Dakota Iowa California Oregon Washington New York Wisconsin

Meredith mocks Brookhart tariff remark in Iowa victory talk

The piece cites Edward P. Meredith, former secretary of agriculture, mocking the Brookhart win while noting Democratic tariff policies. It details 1913 and 1918 measures, lists free-list farm goods, and contrasts 1920s Republican tariff relief with later protections under Harding. It frames farmer gains and shifts in policy.

Argiculture Wilson Meredith Iowa Congress Washington Tariff Tariff Commission Harding

Battle to Abolish Two-Thirds Rule Stalls in Democrats

Democratic factions clash over ending the two-thirds rule in national conventions. Washington reports suggest the solid south blocks change, forcing the national committee to delay until the next convention. Activists urge abolition to avoid another lengthy nominating marathon.

Washington Democratic National Committee

Piano For Sale Near Dillon By Jason Piano Co

High grade piano available with sacrifice on price and reasonable terms. Interested buyers write to Jason Piano Co P O Box 35 Adv 31 Spokane Washington.

Dillon Jason Piano CO

Delegates Report From State Firemen's Convention

John B. Mayfield Dick Price and George Botts represented the local fire department at the State Firemen's convention in Big Timber this week. They described an entertaining and instructive session and will report back to the local department at its next meeting.

John B. Mayfield Dick Price George Botts Fire Department Big Timber

Engagement announced at Bedrock luncheon for Miss Roe and Mr Smith

The engagement of Miss Margaret Roe to Lowell Smith was announced at a luncheon near Bedrock hosted by the Roe family. Decorations featured pink and green with pink roses and baby breath, double heart motifs in each nut cup signaling the announcement.

Miss Margaret Roe Lowell Smith Dorothy Dollard Seattle Roe Bedrock E. B. Roe Mr. Smith

Lighthouse Radio to Ease Loneliness For Isolated Keepers

A 200 Atwater Kent radio sets gift to the U S lighthouse service will equip 200 remote stations from Alligator Reef Florida to Alaska. The plan aims to provide emergency communication and winter companionship through concerts lectures sermons and weather reports for keepers and families cut off by sea ice and storms.

Uncle Sam's A. Atwater Kent Philadelphia Thompson Kent Secretary of Commerce Hoover Atwater Kent Tillamook Rock Oregon Cape Saunchef Alaska George R. Putnam U. S

Political track meet heats up for county and state races

August 3 marks semi finals with many incumbents and hopefuls in Congress, supreme court seats, sheriff, treasurer and school superintendent races. Republicans and Democrats field multiple candidates while some contests remain open and no bitterness marks the campaign.

Sheriff Mooney and County Clerk Baker Named

The fragment lists Daniel F. Mooney as sheriff and John S. Baker as county clerk, indicating official positions in the local government.

Daniel F. Mooney John S. Baker

Real Estate Listings from C C Newman

For sale items include a seven room home with yard and irrigation water at 4500 dollars a six room bungalow at 5500 dollars a 80 acre farm with river water priced at 50 dollars per acre half cash Also offered are small mixed farms from a quarter to a section with dairy hogs sheep poultry grains alfalfa and potatoes with reasonable prices and terms. C C Newman advertising in the classified section.

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