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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Mrs. A Lechner of 1129 Main Ave Clifton New Jersey reports kidney pills eased rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision. She gives permission to publish the testimonial stating the pills will surely help. Sold Everywhere.
Interest grows in the Tribune contest as many lists arrive. Participants search for objects starting with the letter b, with the contest ending in a few weeks. The puzzle appears on page four.
Montana Development Association reports 2,585 farmers ready to summer till 114,045 acres under modern methods to conserve moisture for 1928. The campaign, aided by 77 clubs, aims to boost diversified farming, dairy loans, and small stock raising as foundations of renewed prosperity across Montana. The effort has drawn national investor attention as communities organize and acreage may double.
A patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with avoiding surgery for severe liver and gallbladder disease and relief from catarrhal mucus. The ad claims the preparation eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis and offers a money back guarantee after one dose. Potts The Druggist and Druggists everywhere.
A boy was arrested last week for fishing without a license but the judge released him since no one appeared against him. The piece laments civilizational standards and argues about fishing rights and necessity, referencing a sheep herder and a disputed license.
A recent analysis argues that the paper shortage was largely caused by amateur scenario writers whose speculative planning misread demand. The report highlights misaligned production forecasts and fragmented supply chains as key factors.
The Northern Pacific lines study station names in Lemhi County. Keefe, Purcell, Maier, Cruik, Baker honor pioneers. Tenday recalls Chief Tendoy. Lemhi and Limhi naming debated. Salmon name tied to the Salmon River and historic fur trade. A final quip notes reputational theft vs prison.
A speaker denounces pacifists and urges Congress to preserve and strengthen the army and navy. The argument warns against reducing naval forces, calling a large trained navy essential for peace, progress, and prosperity, and condemns lawmakers who vote to shrink it.
The remarks emphasize the scale of challenges faced after the 1920 Republican victory. He cites a war era debt, inflated public payrolls, and widespread spendthrift practices under Wilson, arguing that restoration requires long, steady effort beyond mere leadership changes. He warns against continued extravagance and heavy taxes tied to wartime decisions.
M. B. Madden, chairman of the house appropriations committee, states that government appropriations will not be allowed to exceed government income in the upcoming fiscal year.
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