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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
4
Advertisement page lists subscription rates for Beaverhead County paper with three month option and advance pricing. The notice indicates mail transmission and second class matter status for the Dillon Post Office.
The article outlines an act allowing school boards to issue warrants beyond tax funds for 1933, with methods to fund via special taxes or funding bonds. It also reports a new Montana beer act proposal with licensing tiers, age restrictions, and state equalization board oversight, plus a bill to bond the state to fund general fund warrants amid the depression.
From the Tribune mar 1883 item: Coroner Hirschman buried a portion of the remains of the murdered Davidson in the Poindexter burying ground on Tuesday. Officials urge cleaning of Dillon streets and alleys to improve sanitary conditions as new arrivals from Kansas City bring families and potential political impact.
From the Tribune dated March 28, 1913, Dillon’s taverns will serve bock beer on Saturday. The town currently boasts a first and second class to offer patrons.
A column urges sympathy for shade trees facing removal and reflects on their loss to the town and wildlife. It notes a new nepotism law in Raymond T. Nagle's opinion allowing county officials to hire relatives if no agreement exists between officials.
Beaverhead County Commissioners meet March 6 7 8 1933 approving bonds for local officials and considering an emergency relief plan funded by state and federal funds. The board requests governor action to authorize road fund transfers and plans to mend bridges culverts and highway repairs with relief labor and machinery.
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