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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
9
The piece notes mild legislative interest in a second Normal School, but praises the Dillon Normal College as up to date with a strong faculty and proper care for teachers. It urges continued support for the current institution rather than adding a second location.
A careful estimate shows U S wool consumption for 1922 at 795 million pounds grease equivalent, the highest on record. 1921 and 1920 figures are 621 and 579 million pounds, with 1919 and 1918 at 627 and 740 million respectively. 1923 outlook remains strong as lamb prices stay high and wool holds steady to higher.
The Farm Credit Bill is finally law and the War Finance Committee life is extended to March 1.
The text portrays relief for agriculturists as a great victory after years of agitation. It argues the credit act gives farmers access to credit with security, fair interest rates, and sufficient time to turnover, placing agriculture on par with other industries and protecting farmers from speculators.
A roundup of sentiment on spring, legislature activity, and military pay. It notes the low bill count, retirement pay debates, hazard statistics, and public works funds returning to Beaverhead and Dillon. Credit goes to Senator Hazelbaker and Representative Rodgers for the favorable results.
Hon. H. G. Rodgers and family came home from a 60 day stay in the capital. Rodgers reports a strenuous session and success in passing acts regulating and limiting county city and school district bond issues. The measures provide payment means, sinking funds, and protect buyers. He has made a good Beaverhead county representative record.
A satirical note laments profiteers aiming for 100 percent gain, contrasting with a poet’s humble wish for minimal desires. The line hints at economic critique and social tension in a compact, period-voice teaser.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for quick relief with an internal tonic that travels through the blood to mucous surfaces aiding catarrh relief. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by Bi Cheney & Co Toledo O.
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