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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
Notices describe charges for church festivals fairs dances and related profit events including admission and sale of items. It also mentions card of thanks obituary poetry and correspondence. publisher limits liability for employees. subscribers should report missed deliveries. paper states regular publication.
A critical column mocks the Colonel for denouncing the current administration's free trade stance and questions his political plans. It attacks his tariff talk, calls out progressive claims as bait for labor and suffrage voters, and Ridicules his European tour while urging a Spain trip with speeches to suffrage groups in London.
The article quotes President Wilson asserting that the current business downturn is purely psychological and caused by belief rather than facts. It cites Professor Wilson arguing beef prices are driven by import patterns and cattle imports, not real market changes.
A compilation of editorials and quotes criticizing economic thinking on wool prices and industrial policy. It cites statements on labor unrest, war rhetoric, British suffragettes, bayonet use in the Civil War, and calls attention to tariffs, free trade, and catarrh cure advertisements within the era's papers. It includes regional clippings from Missoula Sentinel and other papers.
The piece notes objections to abbreviating Alberta and possible similar moves against states like Mass Miss and Wash. It discusses the Montana educational institutions consolidation debate with Prof Aber of the University of Montana. Helena’s chamber and Dillon’s bronze medals sales for the exposition fund are highlighted, with remarks on local prosperity and trust legislation and a jab at sensational pictures in Murday Newspapers.
A fragmented dispatch from Montana describes a farmer near Culbertson struck by lightning and a youth near Glendive killed on a disc, with local comments about officeholders and a critique of initiative and referendum as lawyers take over. The text also mentions Taft pardoning Morse and New Haven directors in danger, and a political aside on government plans for Mexican workers.
Luella Hobson sues James Kirkpatrick and Alma Kirkpatrick in Beaverhead County Montana for a sheriff sale of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 38, township 6 south range west, with all appurtenances and rights. Sale set for July 8 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Dillon.
Governor Stewart proclaims filing of petition for statewide referendum on House Bill No. 154 Chapter 97 of 1913. Voters will decide in the November 3 election whether to approve or reject an act establishing a State Athletic Commission regulating boxing and sparring in Montana.
Ed Bais sues Gus Voshape in Dillon Township for goods sold and accounts assigned totaling 1890.45. The amended complaint requires the defendant to appear and answer within twenty days, or a default judgment will be entered for the relief demanded. Witness and attorney details dated May 29, 1934.
In Justice Court Dillon Township Beaverhead County before A A Kenison Al Decker plaintiff vs Gus Voshage defendant The State of Montana to the above named defendant You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint in this action.
The document announces a court action against a named defendant with a request to file an answer and have a copy served on the plaintiff. It states a judgment sum of $264.35 for goods sold and delivered and notes May 1914 as the reference date, with A A Kenison and Pease Stephenson as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Alias summons before Louis Stall justice of the peace in Beaverhead County. Chong On plaintiff seeks to recover from Hazel Hart the sum due for board and services as described in the complaint. The defendant must answer or appear by a specified date or judgment will be entered against them by default.
The article lists fixed regular terms for 1914 in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties with sessions on specified Mondays and Tuesdays. Court opens at 10:00 a.m. on each date. Dated Dillon Beaverhead County Montana December 9 1913. Paper Novelties Tribune Store.
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