Paper Caption Abruptly Publicizes Local Print
A fragmentary note within a local publication states a home print focus and a monetary reference of two dollars and fifty cents and one dollar twenty five cents, indicating a small scale price listing.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
9
A fragmentary note within a local publication states a home print focus and a monetary reference of two dollars and fifty cents and one dollar twenty five cents, indicating a small scale price listing.
The Tribune Publishing Company disclaims responsibility for debts by employees except when signed by management. Dial telephone 66. Notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission or profit from sales priced at five cents per line. Card of Thanks six cents per line. Obituary Poetry five cents per line.
A novel management system called Constitutionalism in Industry is being tested in Fort Wayne Shelton Conn Cleveland Patterson and Brooklyn. It creates a Cabinet Senate and House within a company structure with a Board of Review and Board of Appeals to guide governance and resolve worker grievances.
The passage argues that fair joint efforts by capital and labor can strengthen constitutional government, diminish Bolshevik influence, and train future legislators. It envisions a political education that increases respect for politics and steadies the nation against theorists and internationalists.
Secretary Daniglat criticizing postwar policy calls for men who can run the navy as competently as wartime officers. He rejects ideas of appeasement and internationalism and warns against trusting complex diplomatic signals. Dillon residents drove to Elk Horn Springs to enjoy a plunge last Sunday.
Beaverhead county held the Pearl I Smith Spelling Contest on May 16 1919 with 27 schools participating. Red Rock school led with 100 percent average, Drummey second at 99.9 percent. prizes were $10 and $5 respectively for school improvement. One hundred twelve pupils earned perfect papers.
The Friend Telegraph argues that every utility under government control runs deficits while rail rates rise and coffee prices surge. It calls on Congress to return seized assets to original owners, criticizing ongoing government management of public services.
Historical advertisement asserts catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as a systemic remedy. It offers a one hundred dollar reward for failure to cure and notes availability from druggists for 75 cents.
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