Beaverhead County GOP to Hold May Convention in Dillon
By direction of Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee a county convention is set for May 9 at 1 p m in Dillon Court House. It will elect 14 delegates and 14 alternates plus 3 delegates and 3 alternates at large for the state convention in Butte on May 14 and later choose 6 delegates and 6 alternates for the national convention in Chicago on June 16. Open to all Republican residents who endorse the party.
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Denver
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Deaser
Foolish Chain Letter Provokes Mockery and Moral Questioning
A magazine letter ridicules a circulating chain letter that claims divine mercy and protection if nine copies are sent to nine friends. The writer notes superstition and questions the apparent social pressure to comply, asking what benefit the chain truly yields beyond fear of misfortune.
Prominent Dillon Judge Praised While Scammers Target City
The piece laments religious fraud by Denver spiritualists swindling a well known blind Dillon woman seeking restored sight. It praises Judge Callaway for prompt fair court service and notes reduced court costs, urging support if he seeks re election.
Community Council Debates Fourth of July Celebration
The Tribune notes many local funding proposals including the sugar beet experiment Beaverhead county fair and a state top baseball team. It suggests the city face crowded needs and questions whether to fund a big Fourth of July observance this year given other appeals for subsidies and investments.
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Tribune
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Beaverhead
Callaway condemns grand larceny blight in fifth district
Judge Lew L. Callaway warned that a string of grand larceny cases in Dillon will face stiff penalties with at least ten years in state prison for the next offender. The Twin Bridges Monitor urges his reelection, reflecting broad voter support for the district judge to continue in office.
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Lew L. Callaway
Fifth Judicial District
Fifth
Lemhi Herald’s Easter issue highlights Salmon progress
The Lemhi Herald issued an illustrated 12 page Easter number featuring half tone portraits of Salmon leaders, residences and mining properties. The edition promotes local resources and praises publishers and Salmon. It notes Beaverhead fair, sugar beet factory prospects, a new depot and railroad shops in Salmon.
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Salmon
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Lemhi County
Beaverhead
White House ham cheers hope for Dillon gains
Roosevelt urged to serenade Governor Norris with ham at a White House dinner. The Pony Express announces a Montana news venture aiming to shuttle political balance. Dillon longs for boosters as Beaverhead County projects could double wealth and population within years. A water outage Sunday will leave Dillon drier than ever. Sugar beet trials hold key to regional success and growth. Prepare rain barrels tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Edwin Norris
White House
Political shifts on liquor and gambling in state policy
A review notes that times have changed with governors and business groups voicing open condemnation of liquor and gambling. The piece speaks to shifting political tactics and the frailty of leaders who pander to denouncers, citing cynicism toward self-made ambitions and egotism in public life.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Forsyth Man Arrested Amid Odd Religion Talk
Local report notes a Forsyth man jailed after a conversation about his faith sparks neighbor concern. The piece mentions bail could be posted, with standard phrasing from the Associated Press style.
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Forsyth
Times
Tennessee Jubilee Singers visit Grace Methodist church
The Watkin's Original Tennessee Jubilee Singers travel from Portland to Dillon for two evening concerts at Grace Methodist church on May 4 and 5. Eight performers present plantation jubilees and African American life through song and act, with a second half featuring quartette work. Tickets are sold at the Post Office Store. concerts start at 8 30 p.m. each night.
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Watkin
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
Interstate Lyceum and Musical Bureau
Portland
Oregon
Dillon
United States
America
A. A. Luce
Methodist Church
Moscow
Idaho
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall’s Cure
Warning against mercury in catarrh remedies before noting Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally and claimed mercury free, with testimonials and 75 cent price. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and travel notes on local residents attending a state oratorical contest and a trip to inspect battleships in San Francisco.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Priests Visit Dillon En Route to Consecrate New Church
Rev. Father Cushnahan of Ogden and Rev. Father Guinan of Salt Lake City toured Dillon for a day visiting friends before proceeding to Bozeman to assist in consecrating a new Catholic church.
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Ogden
Father Guinan
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Bozeman
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