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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
9
Local political column suggests a heated tug of war within the Democratic camp over Senate candidates. It notes factions around Myers Wheeler Walsh Norvis Nolan and a shift of figures toward or away from party lines amid a busy, fractious race. The piece questions leadership clarity and direction ahead of elections.
Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation urged Brooklyn bankers to stimulate industry by restoring confidence and normal stock levels. He warned of a dramatic price slide, declining bank loans, rising reserves, and emphasized thrift through government savings and mutual banks while criticizing governmental funding of deficits.
The Saturday Evening Post article by Kenneth L Roberts discusses the immigration situation of today. It argues the piece is well written and full of valuable information that every man woman and school child should know.
Dillon welcomed Judge Sidney Sanner of Butte during a midweek visit as he observed local sessions and met with officials.
The United States Graingrowers Inc a Chicago formed cooperative plan backed by major farm groups aims to pool one third of all delivered grain to create a national marketing system. It will include warehouses and subsidiaries to cover exports stock exchange seats and cash sales only.
A brief Louisville Post remark notes that in America nothing is valued as little as a corkscrew, underscoring a tongue in cheek view of American worth.
Auvience Price arrived Wednesday after moving from Sweetwater country, arriving clean and ready to begin new arrangements.
Harper's Weekly reports a heated recall campaign in North Dakota where the Non-Partisan League faces a push to oust Gov. Lynn J. Frazier and other leaders. The piece highlights recall law, Socialist influence, and online funding, noting the plan to hold a November vote amid financial turmoil and pressure from Wall Street.
The article argues Butte will rebound soon after a temporary shutdown driven by market issues rather than exhausted mineral resources. It credits Mr. Kelly for clear analysis of causes, notes Dillon and Beaverhead County’s interest in local industry, and asserts Butte remains a key Montana city with future growth and prosperity.
Catarrh cure described as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Claims to destroy the disease foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid natural healing. Circulars free from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
The State Bank of Dillon reports its financial position as of April 21 1921. Assets include loans and discounts 1640 19096 and reserves from banks and cash items totaling 1 326 375 67. Liabilities show capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 and deposits and notes totaling 1 826 375 67. The statement is sworn by cashier W A Graeter and attested by directors A L Stone and M Barrett.
Yard and catalogue style notice lists a 320 acre farm and cattle ranch with improvements and water rights near a station and school, price £15250 or 35000 cash, plus a 160 acre farm and dairy with relinquishment and various crops at 10500 with 5500 cash, and 960 acres known as Yank ranch in Big Hole basin with residence and two lots in Wisdom for 17000. Co C Newman Dillon Montana contact. Possible naval holiday remark ends.
Karl C Hallas, a Dillon native who left with an early World War I draft contingent, died at Fort Bayerd New Mexico while still in the army. Friends and Chester L Thompson Post of the American Legion New Mexico Department mourn his loss.
Services at the Methodist church Sunday morning May 8 at 11 o'clock will recognize Mother's Day and also include a Parents' Day. The Epworth League and Sunday school will urge all friends to bring parents. Music will be performed.
The Roanoke Times notes the weather during President Harding's era has been as favorable as possible, describing it as all that could be desired.
The Ana conda Standard notes widespread strikes by Mariners printers pulp makers barbers and bakers while the Tribune urges restraint. It cites 3,000,000 unemployed as evidence workers will fill vacant posts for fair wages and questions the timing of further strikes.
Mrs Anna Kellum spent a few days in Dillon this week on business duties.
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