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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
9
The passage predicts widespread farming expansion with flax, hay, sugar beets, potatoes, peas and beans grown and sold. It notes more cattle sheep hogs and poultry raised and shipped, larger dairy herds, and influx of wealth from settlers and investors. Tax burdens would ease as production rises.
Representative Pearl I. Smith earned praise for a strong service in the lower house, serving on the journal and appropriation committees. He promoted economy and helped pass important measures, with Beaverhead proud to be represented by such a caliber lawmaker.
As majority leader in the late session, Senator Frank Hazelbaker of this county earned credit for his party and state. He avoided bluffs and grandstanding, favored economical methods, and kept senate business up to date, sharing credit for the body’s strong record this session.
The article notes adjourned Montana lawmakers pressed economy without halting state machinery. Final conferences trimmed larger appropriation bills, aiming for lower Senate estimates. Prosperity is ahead as lands, mines, farms, and new enterprises expected to boost wealth and payrolls.
The piece argues that major U.S. economic upturns follow increases in farmer purchasing power, led by wheat prices. It surveys historical wheat prices from Civil War times through 1924, noting cycles of prosperity after crop booms and droughts, and urges readers to invest in solid, wealth-producing ventures to sustain prosperity.
The city forms a play jury to judge stage offerings as filthy and indecent. Three managers including Belasco admit indecency and agree to tone down productions. The writer opposes indecent entertainment and urges a clean minded jury to ban such works from the country.
Dillon resident Phil McGovern reports relief from a severe backache and kidney disorder after using Doan's Pills. He says the back pain lessened after the first box and two more boxes cured the trouble. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, manufacturers.
Mrs R Morgan of Homewood Illinois credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with quickly stopping her cough after trying several remedies. The ad proclaims it the largest selling cough medicine in the world, endorsed by Potts the druggist.
Art stories managed by critic teachers in various rooms with Miss Dellinger directing the play. Despite smaller town status, Dillon aims to improve homes with better art, music, and plays this year. Window displays by merchants and living pictures by kindergarten and primary students Friday at 3 pm in the training school auditorium. Admission 15 cents adults, 10 cents children.
Sheriff Mooney received the Montana Livestock Association's notice detailing new bounty laws. The changes create a state bounty fund and set payments for wolves, coyotes, and mountain lions killed between April 1 and July 1, with specific amounts per animal and a skin exhibition requirement.
Advertises Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for nasal catarrh and frequent colds. Claims an ointment for local use and a tonic for systemic blood action to strengthen the body and reduce susceptibility. Promoted by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, with over forty years of sales.
The article outlines bounty inspector duties for mountain lions wolves and coyotes with affidavits on where animals were killed and how skins are submitted. It also lists cast members for a student production including Shiek Margaret Pimperton and several named slaves and nautches in the show At the End of a Winding Lane.
The editorial notes a complete success of the Legion minstrel show with performances including quadrille and polka numbers. James Fay and his troupe showcased Honolulu themed music with the finale India Relish noted for costume and lighting, directed by Bernice Patterson and Mrs. Harry Newman.
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