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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1928

Page

4

Foreign Advertising Ai The American Press Association

A compact notice outlines foreign advertising services from the American Press Association. The item notes published content assistance for newspapers seeking international outreach and shared media solutions.

THe AMERICAN PRESS /SSOCIATION

Subscription Rates Owmance Entered at Dillon Post Office

Short notice lists subscription rates and mailing status as second class matter at the Dillon post office. It notes transmission through the mails and indicates official handling for newspaper distribution.

Dillon Post Office

What is the true function of colleges and universities

Hubert Work argues higher education should primarily foster worthwhile information, character, and citizenship. He warns against overemphasis on athletics or social life and urges prioritizing essential learning while moderating excesses in sports, fraternal groups, and other activities.

The National Republic Hubert Work America Ood Pennsylvania State College Toto

Political Directory of Montana State Officials and Delegates

A listing of political figures including United States Senators Dixon Juttner Williams and Representatives Fitzgerald Wagner Mahan, governors Erickson Dennis Toole, and state and county officers such as Secretary Cone Montjoy and Sheriff Kellum. The dense roster notes positions from Secretary of State to Clerk of Court and public administrators with multiple spellings and misspellings visible in the OCR.

United States Joseph M. Dixon Charles F. Juttner Charles H. Williams Congress Mark Fitzgerald Lee Dennis W. J. Paul J. W. Walker W. J. McCormick Frank A.hazelbaker J. Frank Cone E. E.esselstyne H. J. Faust Daniel Boyle C. W. Francis Frank Kellum John S. Baer

Senator Williams Stockman and Farmer for Montana Senate Bid

Montana Senator Charles H. Williams, a Deer Lodge rancher and stockman, seeks the Republican nomination for United States senator. A pioneer who homesteaded in 1888, he runs a vast Montana ranch with Pauly, leads the Montana Woolgrowers, and stresses practical farming and independence. He plans a state-wide tour visiting county seats.

Charles H. Williams Deer Lodge United States Montana Senator Williams Deer Lodge Valley Powell County Peter Pauly Montana Woolgrowers’ Association West Montana Wool Growers’ Association

Mothers Daughters All Normal Graduates

Mr and Mrs P R Guillot of Helena attended Dillon graduations for Blanche Guillot at the State Normal college. Mrs Guillot formerly Frances Reinig graduated with the class of 1903. Mrs Mayme O'Brien Tower and Mrs Guillot watched Mary Lee Tower receive her diploma as part of the class of 1903 era peers.

P. R. Guillot Helena Dillon Blanche State Normal College

Fire at Creamery Prompt Quick Dillon Fire Response

Dillon volunteer firemen rushed to the abandoned creamery north of town last Friday afternoon and used chemicals to extinguish a small blaze likely started by a careless smoker. The building, idle for over a decade, sustained minimal damage.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department

Wilson Paff Dead

Wilson Paff died last Wednesday afternoon. He had been an inmate of the county farm for some time and formerly worked on ranches in the vicinity. He was about 70 years old with no known relatives.

Wilson Paff

Tradition of low mood in presidential years

Meade Minnigerode's Presidential Years argues public mood shifts in election years. 1928 may elect a president with no policy threat to trade. The piece notes historic fears, cites editorials from 1796 to Lincoln era, and says business did not fear Coolidge Davis or Harding Cox in their times.

Meade Minnigerode Putnam Hoover Smith Dawes Lowden Minnigerode Hamilton Jefferson Jackson West Europe America Cleveland Coolidge Davis Harding Cox Wilson Hughes Pioneer America Philadelphia Aurora

Recitals Steal Scene At Local Training School

Pupils of Miss Nellie Little performed an operetta style recital at the training school auditorium on Monday evening with dancing singing and piano numbers drawing a largely attended and thoroughly enjoyable program. On Tuesday evening Miss Nina Smiths pupils presented another recital before a large grateful audience.

Nellie Little Training School Nina Smith

Adlerika claims quick relief for digestion and gas

An ad touts Adlerika as a quick ten minute remedy for stomach gas and sourness. It promises full cleansing of both upper and lower bowels and claims relief from long standing digestive discomfort reported by J. B. Hardy.

J. B. Hardy Geo. M. Goaman

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