Postoffice Transmission Note at Dillon
Entry describes mailing classification as second class mail matter for Dillon postoffice transmission through the mails.
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Dillon Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
9
What If States Took Over Utilities and Issued Tax Exempt Bonds
An editorial considers the impact of transferring privately owned gas, electric, street railway, and telephone utilities to state control. It compares roughly 18 billion dollars in utility capital and similar tax-free securities, noting utilities pay about 230 million dollars in taxes annually and questioning the effects if government bonds funded the operations tax exempt.
Business Revival Forecast by Industry Leaders
The Manufacturer reports that many industrial leaders bankers and economists forecast a revival in the latter half of the year. They view the current slowdown as a passing phase following spring expansion, calling it a breathing spell. Banks and public utilities are seen as key factors supporting brighter business prospects.
Should A Policeman Have To Apologize
Opinion argues against public defense of officials over oil investigation and disclosures. It critiques forced self defense by police leaders and questions who drives attacks on Senator Walsh and Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Massachusetts
Billboards Fall Before Woman Led Advertising Protest
A national wave of female protest against billboard destruction of scenic beauty prompts advertisers to abandon thousands of signs. The movement wins broad goodwill from nature lovers and signals a trend likely to influence billboard use across the country.
Justice on Trial in Chicago Murder Case
Public calls for swift decisive justice for two youths who confessed to the Franks murder in Chicago. Editorial denounces sensationalism and calls for jurors to focus on the merits of the case, rejecting excuses and sensational psychology.
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Franks
Chicago
Drovita
Trade news as the real selling power in newspapers
The piece argues that newspapers hold the primary selling power, used intelligently as trade news. Billboards and highway ads fail to persuade the public, proving less effective for traders than well placed newspaper coverage.
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News of Trade
Where Is the Cause in Naval Spending Debate
A Washington editorial questions who is to blame for the Navy’s weaknesses and a proposed 150 million in spending. The piece calls for accountability from Congress and the Navy Department and warns against persisting wasteful arms programs. It argues to cut the cancer harming national strength and urges swift reforms.
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Washington
Navy
New York
Congress
Navy Department
America
Self-Confession and Power in Congress Voicing Public Frustration
A Missouri representative challenges Congress and calls out the Wisconsin Group for controlling votes. The piece argues that public apathy feeds lawmakers who vote for votes rather than principles, urging citizens to shape the government. It cites Carlyle on conformity and ends with a warned reflection on citizen responsibility.
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Congress
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Washington
Thomas Carlyle
Australia’s radio licensing scheme for receivers
Radio fans in Australia must buy a receiving set license proving subscription and payment for each service. For every broadcasting station used, buyers pay separately.
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Australia
Dillon Aims To Make It The States Best Trading Center
The Dillon Tribune promotes Buy at Home pledging local merchants will offer higher quality a wide range of brands lower prices better service and a money back guarantee to make Dillon the states best trading center with a focus on local shoppers and community growth.
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Dillon
State
The
Tribune
Contracts Set for Work at State Normal College
The State Board of Education awarded multiple contracts June 11 for new buildings at the State Normal College. Major items include the library building bid at 89 621 by Foy Lie, with other bids ranging to 112 398 by George Swanstrom. Plumbing and heating bids varied, wiring awarded to Baler and Walford for 3 596, and the gymnasium package split among several firms including H J Hamill and W Bunce.
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the Normal College
State Board of Education
Root Electric Company
Burles and Taylor
Art Metal Construction Company
H. J. Hamill
W Bunce
T. EE. Leubben
Dart Hardware
Burles & Taylor
Texas Company completes new warehouse in Glasgow
Glasgow reports the Texas Company has completed a five thousand dollar warehouse. Anaconda discusses plans to establish a public market for farm produce in the town.
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Glasgow
Texas Company
Anaconda
Veterans to Attend Butte Joint Encampment in June
William Dunn Sr. returns from a business trip to Butte as Miss Alice Davenport visits from Butte. Mrs. Lena Fassler of Melrose stays with her sister Miss Bertha Huber. The Grand Army of the Republic and United Spanish War Veterans joint encampment will meet in Butte June 16 17 and 18 with several local veterans planning to attend. Dewey Cashmore graduates from State College and may teach in Montana schools.
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Lena Fassler
Melrose
Bertha Huber
Our City
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Butte
W. F. Cashmore and Sons
Dewey
Frances
Bozeman
Student Aims for Scholarship After State Health Program
The report notes a student entering the State Department of Health program in the fall and planning to pursue a scholarship at one of the larger universities. The path includes continuing study and aiming for admission to a distinguished institution.
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State Department of Health
Murder of 14 year old Robert Frank shocks Chicago jeweler
Police report a kidnapping and brutal murder of 14 year old Robert Frank, son of a wealthy Chicago jeweler. A ransom of 310000 was offered, and investigators seek leads in the case.
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Robert Frank
Chicago
Two Men Arrested in Lima for Bootlegging Sales
J. C. Patterson and Y. E. Hurt were arrested yesterday in Lima by Sheriff Mooney and his aides on a charge of unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor.
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J. C. Patterson
Y. E. Hurt
Lima
Mooney
Two Men Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Dillon Court
They were brought to Dillon that evening and pleaded not guilty before Justice Phillips. Bonds set at $500 each for district court trial, both men furnished bonds and were released from custody.
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Dillon
Phillips
District Court
Warm Weather Colds and Quick Relief Ad
Warm weather does not mean freedom from coughs and colds. A wrap left off, a little violent exercise, and perspiration can bring a cold. Check that cold at once with Foley Honey and Tar Compound. Excellent for coughs hoarseness. Potts the druggist. Adv. 23-26.
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Potts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine uses a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the bloodstream to help rid the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. B J Cheney & Co Toledo.
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Hall
B.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Montana
American Press Association
Telephone
Justice
Kodak
Photographic Service
State Normal College
Hart Schaffner & Marx
William Dunn Sr
Alice Davenport
Yj Margit
Ted Bug
City Drug Co
S. Montana
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