Wool prices and sheep outlook noted in local visits
Visitors from near Home Park spoke of wool worth over 40 cents while noting larger outfits have sold at that price. Gilbert Livestock has not yet sold and plans shearing to begin on the 12th. Also, Darting notes on a top typist at Dillon and a funeral in Twin Bridges. Albert Anderson reports steady shearing progress and a good outlook for sheepmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gilbert
Near Home Park
Sheridan
Dillon
Gilbert
Gilbert Livestock Company
Sheridan Forum
Albert Anderson
Armstead
Bryan calls for canceling war debt in exchange for disarmament
William Jennings Bryan advocates wiping out eleven billion dollars of allied debt owed to the United States if the Allies agree to disarm. He declares no man liberal with other people's money should manage it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Dillon Social and Business News Roundup
Local residents and visitors appear in Dillon for business and leisure. Notes include George B. Conway and W. M. Knapp visiting, Jas. M. Nye and others from Monida and Venice, Calif., along with screenings of farm goods and real estate services. Also listed are travel updates, educational scholarships, and several family visits across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. M. Nye
Monida
Dillon
Dillon Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
The column lists numerous residents and visitors with travels to Bozeman Missoula Baker Dillon and Butte. It notes gatherings for federated women’s clubs graduates at Madison valley Home Park and school events, plus updates on health travel and business visits, including Dr H A McMillan’s return and Mrs Yost’s Grand Hotel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
A. Potts
Adv
J-F.bishop
Jean Bishop
J. W. Scott
Federated ‘Women’s Clubs
Bozeman
Will Clark
Darnutzer
Ruth Darnutzer
Dillon
McHesser Creek
Katherine Gelhaus
Home Park
Madison Valley
Rife Bros
Medicine Lodge
Hildreth
Craver
A. L. Anderson
Missoula
Hugh Anderson
Department of Pharmacy
The
University
Gompers Grouchy and Grumbling Over Government Power
The veteran labor leader Samuel Gompers is portrayed as unhappy and power hungry. He dislikes the Supreme Court’s anti trust ruling on unions, opposes Harding, and wishes to control the government. The piece suggests his influence wanes as history moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Democratic Party
Harding
White House
Gentileman
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Congress
Wilson
Samuel
Political bunk and slogans dominate campaigns
The piece laments campaign rhetoric and slogans used by candidates. It asserts that many voters are misled by catchy phrases while describing how office seekers craft messages to attract the undecided public.
Congressmen Riddick invites Harding to NA meeting
Congressman Carl Riddick issues a formal invitation to President Harding to attend the National Editorial Association meeting in Missoula next month. The appeal highlights ties between government and press and asks for the president to participate in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Riddick
Hardings
National Editorial Association
Missoula
Montana considers higher school funding through taxes
The state teachers association proposes a graduated income tax and an amended inheritance tax to fund schools. Petitions seek voter approval in November to lower district taxes and shift funds to schools by per teacher and attendance. Miss Trumper warns of crises if levies remain high and a business leader notes looming financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Trumper
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Music student Ralph McFadden to Return Sunday
Ralph McFadden, who spent the past school year in Ohio studying music, is expected home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Ohio
Printing contract view fuels repeal debate in Montana press
Pete Snelson in the Billings Gazette calls a printing contract a mouthful as the Record-Herald weighs in on repealing the primary law. The piece notes Oscar Lanstrum, owner of the Record, and his brothers Georges and Conley, with playful allusions to milking the public cow amid capital fire chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Snelson
Billings Gazette
Record-Herald
Pete
Record
Nero
Rome
Montana
Oscar Lanstrum
Brother Georges
Oscar
Conley
Death of Justice Reynolds Brings Mourning in Region
The death of Justice Reynolds is noted as the loss of one of the state’s brightest and best citizens and a distinguished jurist. He was a universal favorite, especially in this section, with strong support and admiration from those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Reynolds
Judge Reynolds
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
An advertisement explains catarrh as inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling and hearing loss. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and restore hearing, noting forty years of success and availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Dillon | Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
American Press Associaton
Dillon Post Office
Telephone
Tribune
Fred Dullenty
John Dullenty
Madisonian
Raymond Schwartz
Neil Gillis
Laura Sprinkle
R.A. Reeser
Twin Bridges
Elma Schultz Pulver
Dillon Telephone Office
Twin Bridges Exchange
Ane
Scholls _ foot
the City Shoe Store
Fa Boenin As
George B. Conway
Hecla
Thomson Ave
Auly
W. M. Knapp
Venice
Calif
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
Reuben Tritt
Nampa
Idaho
Tattersall’s
Barney Caswell
Portland
Hazelbaker
A. IE. Ketchum
Helena
Bennett
George Clemon
Jackson
City
Andrus
Frank Hatfield
Phil Thorpe
Wilson and Burden
Horse Prairie
Geo. B. Conway
W. J. Cushing
Perry Bachus
Buffalo
Wyo
W. B. Carter
Thomson Avenue
John Peterson
Horse Prairie Ranch
Mathews
F. Marchesseau
Grant
Raymond Garver
State University
William Dunn
New York
Edward Smith
Bozeman and Livingston
A. J. Wedum
Long Beach
M. E. Church
Catherine Jones
State University At
Marian Leach
Lewiston
Geo. M. Melton
Baker
Martin Battle
Santa Clara
California
Mr. Battle
Davis
G. E Finch
Spokane
Frank Metzel
Alder
J. F. Gelhaus
F. L. Viel
Viel
Salmon
Ray Stocker
Thomas Wentworth
L. R. Beam
H. A. McMillan
Dr. McMillan
Chicago
Denton Oliver
Big Hole Basin
Morse
Denton
Walter Garrison
Earl Jones
S. EK. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Ontario
Twin Bridges Independent
Grant E. Finch
Butte
Helen
Pennsylvania
Dillon Furniture Co
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Eliel Brothers
Gompers Grouchy
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Dillon, Mont
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