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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
5
The Tribune warns readers and subscribers of policy on editorial correspondence and debt liability. It notes the paper is published regularly and urges notifying the office if delivery is irregular. The publication disclaims responsibility for employee debts except when signed by the manager.
The Massachusetts returns show Taft and Roosevelt nearly even, Roosevelt ahead by small margin. LaFollette holds balance with 36 delegates and strong showings in Oregon and California, where Gov Johnson backing could boost his power at the convention.
Opinion piece criticizing the Oregon direct primary system. It questions its honesty by citing Bourne and Lafferty controversies and noting Democratic and socialist registrations in Republican ranks. The author warns that the system allows manipulated outcomes and questions voters’ confidence in Norris Commission’s framing.
The passage discusses a split in the field, noting personal rancor between two leading candidates and suggesting a candidate with principles could emerge. It highlights Senator LaFollette as a shrewd political bargainer who may profit from recent developments and steer the choice toward a principled nominee.
The Tribune highlights Arbor Day aims by the schools and urges residents to mirror the students effort. It notes Dillon has been beautified and admired by visitors but faces litter and waste problems from hand bills tobacco boxes and ash and garbage piles. A broader community effort could improve the city and public health.
Miss Lucy Halcomb, famed for spotless housekeeping, confronts a mud-slick tramp at her doorstep. He scrapes off his shoes with a knife and explains his plan to beg breakfast from the household before moving on to the next house. He remarks on the mat inviting guests.
A collection of brief extracts covers farming, management, patience, and diligence. It cites comparisons of stock raising profitability, critiques of overbearing managers, and remarks on persistence, fate, and leadership. Also includes advertising lines for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a local dentist listing.
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