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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
9
The Tribune Publishing Company states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when signed orders from management are given. Notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission or profit from sales will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks five cents per line. Obituary Poetry six cents per line.
An editorial argues against reckless tax policy, warning that a 5 percent excise on candy raises prices and lowers quality. It cautions Congress to pursue wiser taxation and notes harm to sugar beets, production, and consumers.
A writer argues against special taxes on candy making, insisting on equal taxation for all industries. The candy sector, a major employer and maker of children's treats, should not be penalized, as broad tax burdens undermine jobs and counteract economic stability.
A column praises Theodore Roosevelt style leadership urging 1920 presidential candidates to restore national respect. It recalls 1898 Manila Bay clash and praises Roosevelt as a strong, outspoken leader who inspired pride without pretense. It argues national resolve will earn global respect and peaceful conduct between nations.
Real estate transfers as recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending May 3 1919. Properties moved between owners with details referenced in the period ledger.
The notice lists transfers of water rights among William E. Johnson Cela J. Johnson Samuel B. Shefer and Mable Safford. It includes multiple 640 acre homestead filings by Elmer R. Gordon Edwin G. Farnsworth Dellar E. Gordon Clifton C Bliven and John Conover Jr and 600 acre filing by John Conover. It notes relinquishments by Otto Figsman and James R Gravelly and withdrawals by John Conover. It also records water appropriations by Celia L. Johnson and Amaka L. Cox and a 80 acre Oil Fields withdrawal.
Property deeds show multiple transfers including Fred E. Johnson for 160 acres west of Apex and Mary E. Cullea to Joseph A. Browne for 78.78 acres with reservoir inclusion. A society critique denounces Bolshevism myths in the press and warns against wealth display in democratic societies.
An old medical ad claims catarrhal deafness stems from mucous buildup and Eustachian tube inflammation. It argues focal ear treatments fail and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicines as a constitutional remedy acting through the bloodstream to restore the tube and mucous membranes. A $100 reward is offered for proof of cure.
A Washington column urges volunteers to provide private cars to transport Walter Reed Hospital wounded to matinees and Mount Vernon events, criticizing official War Department cars used for nonofficial purposes. An editorial notes abuse of official cars and calls for strict official-use policy to protect public property and calm national anger.
A Victoria B C despatch reads to a street man and the president of a large railroad system reacts as the message is read aloud, describing a passenger aboard a liner and the ensuing reaction.
A Baltimore American excerpt features a discussion asserting college education aids a boy in business. It cites a son who excelled as a college sprinter and now holds a bank runner position.
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