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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
9
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The Industrial Commission head Jerome Locky faces strained support as party officials fault bond deals with Reesburg. Investigators target the Board of Examiners for loose accounts, with Attorney General Rankin and Auditor Porter detailing burdens on the state. Governor transfers blame to the legislature as public watches for accountability.
The Western Literary Magazine The Lariat from Portland Oregon launches as a monthly solely devoted to literary discussion and criticism west of New York. It claims Western fiction poetry and drama are wholesome, dating to pioneer days, with the January 1923 issue on fine paper and free of trashy book ads.
Agricultural statistician George A. Scott reports Montana livestock on January 1, 1923 valued at 95.0 million dollars and livestock product output at 53.8 million. Together with all farm products the agricultural total reaches 141.5 million, with mining oil and lumber adding further wealth. sheep hogs and poultry show improvement though cattle prices are uneven. The overall livestock outlook is bright and encouraging.
The piece attacks the state legislature and Highway Commission for fast shifting responsibility amid a so called pitiable condition. It questions who truly defends the extravagant and reckless course and suggests those men are to be allowed to continue without accountability.
In western Montana miners, farmers, and stockmen share mutual interests and prosperity. Beaverhead and Madison counties show mining potential, while taxes must be fair to keep mines profitable. The public seeks a just, nonpartisan approach that avoids punishing either industry.
Everett C. Watkins cites a National Republican piece praising 1920s prosperity. He notes easier money, plentiful employment, full steel and auto industry, a building boom across regions, and rising farm output. Babson and Hoover back the forecast. oil drilling begins near Broadview and Shelby gains natural gas lighting.
Helena March 1. Montana farmers should plan for a possible labor shortage in harvests. The state department of agriculture urges fixed wage scales, district meetings to set pay, and careful budgeting to cover harvesting costs. Immigration limits and urban job growth push rural exodus, affecting crop harvest plans statewide.
A humorous column notes spring’s dryness as farmers and golfers start plowing. It warns that the income tax survives with a sting and mocks sanitation propaganda as epidemics. It says prohibition enforcement surges locally while basketball and European affairs recede, and observes alcohol supply and spirits popularity rising in Dillon.
A brief notice states that if the security is satisfactory the speaker can arrange funds to pay off an old mortgage that is due or near due. Contact C. C. Newman at 3 and 4 Telephone Block, Dillon, Montana.
Security State Bank of Dillon sues Stephen and Carrie Davis. Real estate described as NW fractions and SE portions in section 32 and 38, township 6 south range 8 west, Beaverhead County Montana. Sale at courthouse front door March 26 1923 at 2:00 p.m. Cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney undersheriff W D Ross.
On March 26, 1923, at described real estate in Beaverhead County Montana a parcel begins sixty six feet north from the northeast corner of lot four block four Thompson's Addition Dillon. The property extends north 188 feet east 66 feet south 188 feet and west 66 feet to the starting point. Dated March 1, 1923. Mooney by W D Ross.
A reward of ten dollars offered with five dollars for each horse. One is iron gray four years old and the other is a bright bay of the same age. Both have dopple scars around both front pasterns, are branded on the right thigh, and halter broke.
Cut out this slip and mail with 5c to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Drug advertisement promising remedies for coughs colds and croup.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine consists of an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the mucous surfaces and invading your system. Endorsed by Anan & Co. Toledo, Ohio for over four years.
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