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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
7
Community fair activities resume with renewed planning and events announced for the coming weekend. Organizers invite all residents to enjoy exhibits crafts and entertainment while highlighting updated safety measures and new vendors at the annual gathering.
Sam Jaggers died Wednesday leaving a widow and seven children. Born in Beulah England March 1 182 leaving for the United States in 1848 he settled in Galena Illinois before moving west to Virginia City Bannack and Horse Prairie Montana. He engaged in hotel work mining and ranching and served as justice of the peace. Funeral services were held at the Dillon Methodist church with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
The Dillon council voices support for current saloon owners as they weigh granting Potter a license. Councilmen Monroe Phillips and Lenkersdorfer back existing regulations aimed at protecting present businesses from new entrants. Potter faces a tough hurdle if the city blocks a permit, potentially forcing Grant to stay in business under orderly conduct provisions.
A municipal league member argues if the new saloon ordinance passes, council will limit licenses to current numbers and maintain a decent town. He warns that if the referendum fails, the council could grant licenses freely, leading to an oversaturated saloon scene.
Kitty calls them an agricultural couple. Katherine asks how, and Bitty notes she is a peach while he is a regular beat. Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A compact reflection on life as a balance of giving and taking. The piece notes that many people lean toward taking while few are inclined to give, presenting a moral view in a Birmingham Age-Herald exchange.
The New York Journal quotes a line praising public servants for their reliability and perseverance over private workers, noting they never quit as a defining trait.
Fragmentary text references playful phrases and exclamations about earth and fun. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations are present to form a proper news item.
Former U S chief forester Gifford Pinchot told congressional investigators that Secretary Ballinger was unfaithful to the public and deceived the president. He charged Ballinger pressured restoration of lands against their will and aimed to weaken water power protections. Pinchot also cited Ballinger protests against a Chugach forest reserve and rapid Montana land entries after taking office.
The beef trust of six packing companies and 21 packers, some multi millionaires, was indicted in Hudson county New Jersey last week for conspiracy to limit meat and poultry supply. Conviction could bring three years in prison a $1000 fine or both with extradition required to Jersey City for trial.
Mrs. Charles M. Eddy of Bloomington Illinois sued her husband a dentist. Papers were served on Charles M Eddy a Boulder Colorado dentist who was not the defendant. The real Charles M Eddy has been found in Boulder Montana formerly Dillon Montana.
Washington February 28 report shows a proposed naval increase for the coming year by the house committee on naval affairs. The plan calls for two mammoth battleships of 28 000 tons each costing 11 000 000 dollars each one repair vessel two large naval colliers five submarines and three destroyers.
John Hanus, 18, was sentenced by Judge Willis to 25 years in San Quentin for attempting to murder his mother by pouring formaldehyde into her coffee in Los Angeles on February 28.
Fresno Calif March 1 Mrs Tish ima wife of the local manager of the Japanese bank is the first and only woman of her race who draws a salary from Uncle Sam. She has been appointed postmistress of Nowippa Fre station.
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