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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
7
Unincorporated Beaverhead towns face 1:00 am to 6:00 am closing and liquor sales ban starting July first. Dillon remains exempt as the county seat. Violations carry fines up to 250 dollars, with additional suspensions on first and second offenses.
A revived creamery initiative in Idaho and nearby regions promises to keep over $16,000 at home. Mr Frosig, an experienced creamery man, will supervise if the venture reopens and guarantees quality butter for the Dillon community. Ranchers are urged to attend a meeting on Saturday afternoon March 18 at 3 o clock in the Beaverhead club headquarters.
Joseph H Choate condemned a lawyer for a mean act in a promissory note suit. He recounted a Western defense tactic of altering reference books during lunch to mislead the court. A judge later dismissed the insult and directed judgment for the defendants with costs.
At a crowded L station a frantic woman urged the newsstand clerk to sell Life quickly as another customer shopped. The clerk declined, saying the first customer needed more than Life, prompting the tense exchange during evening rush hour.
Dr H F Best, dentist, is listed at Johnson and Boone's real estate office. Office phone 64y and residence phone 19y. Classified notice indicates he operates from the real estate location.
Seattle March 4 Hundreds of prospectors head north for two new districts in Alaska promising large stampede and population gains. The Kuskokwim valley offers virgin ground with recent strikes and winter trails improving access, while the Chitina valley bets on copper and new placer finds with the Copper and Northwestern railway extending reach to six days from Seattle.
William Jennings Bryan told the Chicago Press club luncheon that he would not run for any office again. He noted Roosevelt and Taft borrowed Democratic ideas and urged moving forward with others to carry his policies, while staying active in politics.
Washington reports positive congress results include 3 million for Panama Canal fortifications two new battleships a judicial codification forest reserves duties abroad embassy buildings inspection of locomotive boilers and Peary made rear admiral while Alaska inquiry created. Negative outcomes include failure of reciprocity tariff board statehood for Arizona New Mexico and other bills including direct election of senators and old age pension.
Sir 3 Durning-Lawrence questions five signatures claimed as Shakespearean. He notes three are dissimilar, W s S h k s shapes vary, and suggests a clerk may have forged the names by altering letter forms. The case hinges on whether the clerk drafted the will or the author signed it.
Harper's Bazaar on travel and departure. Leaving the old self behind frees one from nagging anxieties and worn habits as new journeys begin. Montaigne is cited about a man who did not improve by traveling because he took himself along.
A witness recounts a courtroom exchange where the judge asks about words spoken between the accused and his wife. The witness testifies they saw, not heard, as the couple fought with a dictionary thrown at the wife.
The Coming of the Postman describes the appeal of receiving letters and the pleasure of writing on fine stationery. It promotes high grade paper as superior to ordinary paper for letter writing.
The advertisement touts Eaton, Crane & Pike as the universal favorite for discriminating buyers. It claims their Made in Berkshire paper stands out from no-name brands, comparing quality to linen versus cambric cloth and inviting readers to prove it by comparison.
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