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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
2
Doctors advise keeping the intestinal tract open to prevent gas in babies. Castoria is presented as a gentle, natural remedy for colic, upset stomachs, colds, and fevers, marketed as harmless for infants and children with no harsh drugs or narcotics.
A terse adage warns that wise counsel suffices while the stubborn ignore it. The line suggests prudent listening yields results whereas inattention makes outcomes harder to achieve.
A spring outbreak of tornadoes hit five southern states killing over 246 in Alabama and dozens more in Georgia Tennessee South Carolina and Kentucky. Thousands homeless and cold weather worsened farming losses as the National Guard aided relief with tents blankets and food while Gov Miller appealed for donations.
Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy announced plans to stop paying interest on the city’s $400,000 debt. The move followed a long telephone discussion with Senator James Couzens who reportedly approved the plan.
In a party line 50 to 29 vote the senate sent back the 124 million state justice labor and commerce appropriation bill to the appropriations committee with a mandatory 10 percent cut. McKellar of Tennessee backs the move arguing it could save at least 25 million while veterans and interest on the public fleet are exempt from the cuts.
President Eamon de Valera intends to abolish the oath of allegiance to King George by Irish Parliament members. British Secretary for the Dominions J H Thomas reports grave information from Dublin but keeps details private. Thomas says Britain will not permit abolition and reiterates stance on abolishing land annuities totaling about 10.15 million dollars with Ireland owing 380 million to Britain.
The report notes Adolf Hitler had little chance to win the German presidency against Paul von Hindenburg as he was denied the right to broadcast his speeches.
Dispatches report the La Follettes plan to enter Senator Norris of Nebraska in the Wisconsin Republican primaries while seeking a delegation to withhold support for the President. Roosevelt scores a landslide in Georgia primaries defeating Judge Howard as Garner rivalries shape the field. Navy shore stations face possible closures to save money, with seven sites under congressional scrutiny and potential multi million dollar annual savings. Secretary Stimson notes the World Court question reemerges as he says the revised protocol accepts the Senate reservation against advisory jurisdiction.
Roundup hosts a joint session of Petroleum Musselshell and Yellowstone counties where 56 percent attend. Ruzicka says engineers favor a Billings to Malta route via Roundup Winnett and C K bridge site 218 miles, shorter and cheaper than Lewis Town option. The group backs a permanent three county organization and unanimously supports advancing the project.
The Bridger post office will relocate to a building on Main Street after lease approval. Remodeling will remove the vault and take four to five weeks. Oil discovery near Whitlash may spur summer exploratory work.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The testimonial urges readers to take one teaspoon daily in a glass of water each morning.
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