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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
9
Notice outlines 5 cent per line charges for church festivals and similar events with profits from sales 5 cents per line for card of thanks obituary poetry and other notices. Instructions list address details for business letters and editorial correspondence and note publisher not responsible for debts by employees and monthly delivery expectations.
Montana editor notes expositions praise for state products but warns tariffs bite into farmer earnings. Oats and barley trade at low Montana prices while sugar beets and seed peas face reduced returns under the new tariff. The piece also calls for decisive action against Villa and echoes war caution along the Rio Grande.
The item notes Miss Zeke Emerson of Jackson Michigan now in London faces possible deportation for engaging with British militant suffragettes. It argues American suffragettes should not welcome her back and disapprove of her methods, while questioning whether they want her to teach British tactics to American women.
The piece criticizes Secretary Bryan for touring the country as a major political lecturer. It argues his speaking schedule hindering important national matters and asserts the nation would be better off without him as head of government.
A British militant suffragette damaged Velasquez Rokeby Venus, causing about 75000 in losses. The painting’s value was estimated at half a million dollars, provoking sharp condemnation of the act as savage and wanton.
Observers say the I W W has shown itself an entirely worthless outfit and hope the country learns the same lesson from recent actions.
A steamer reached Vancouver this week carrying 3,500,000 Chinese eggs on board. The consignments are directed to multiple United States cities, prompting reaction from American poultrymen on the egg import surge.
Captain Saunders of the Texas Rangers pursues his objectives with determination, reflecting a focused law enforcement effort and the bureau’s ongoing pursuit of leads.
Sacramento faces an army of unemployed echoing past Democratic era turmoil as Coxey's army once marched on Washington. The comparison highlights nationwide pressure from jobless crowds reflecting economic strain.
Authorities in Mexico have granted permission for exhumation to recover Vergara’s body, reducing expected international complications. The move indicates cooperation between Mexican federal authorities and the investigation.
The record notes prices for rye at 85 cents per hundred pounds flax at 1.10 dollars per bushel and wheat at 1.00 dollar per hundred pounds reflecting local commodity rates for farmers.
A Northern Iowa reader attributes the unusually mild winter to Democratic governance. The letter contrasts Republican pasts with current policy and jokingly warns that temperate weather signals imminent peril, reflecting partisan frustration in a Keokuk daily opinion.
Cracksmen blew open the Great Falls Drug company safe late Thursday night securing about 600 dollars in cash. A small box containing diamonds valued around 1000 dollars was overlooked.
Mercury in catarrh ointments risks loss of smell and systemic damage. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken orally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall's in Toledo Ohio. testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Price seven cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Glascow townsman Otto H. Boyeson a former North Dakota judge and Swedish consul shot himself in his Spars residence Friday morning February 27. Born in Christiania 65 years ago he came to America in youth and built a legal career after studying in Grand Forks. During Cleveland's first administration he served as consul to Gothenburg Sweden.
An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as the remedy for child worm infections causing fetid breath teeth grinding and dark circles. It claims removal of seat and stomach worms with laxative support, sold as a candy for 25 cents by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Detective D H Boyle was struck in the face with a heavy water pitcher by Harmon C Snyder as he transported Snyder from Calgary to Denver. Boyle barely regained consciousness but Snyder did not escape.
William H. Hopt, president of the local Eagles aerie, was arrested on a charge of cracking the Lindsay Wholesale Produce company vault in Great Falls last night. He had been employed by the firm for 11 years.
Advertises full blood barred Polymoth Rock eggs priced at 1.25 per setting. Enquiries directed to W. E. Ambrose. Breese.
We thank friends, faculty and students of the Normal college and Beaverhead County High school for their kindness and help during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll and family.
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