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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

4

Increasing Importations from Argentina Speech Highlights Beef Trade

Hon. Fred A. Britten notes rising imports of beef from Argentina since the 1918 tariff shift, with Australia Canada and Mexico adding shipments. He argues the Beef Trust profits from tariffs and calls for policy to make the US an exporter, while warnings of price effects and political fallout.

Fred A. Britten Congress Illinois House of Representatives House Redfield Connecticut Australia Canada Mexico Uruguay Department of Agriculture United States Treasury Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha St. Louis Sioux City Chicago Buenos Aires Argentina American Beef Trust United States South America Beef Trust Russia Isaac M. Hodgekinson Armour & Co London Swift & Co Brisbane Armour & Quo Adelaide

Argentina Corn Import Pressures U.S. Grain Prices

The Journal of Commerce warns of an era of cheap grain in 1914 driven by a surge of Argentine corn. It notes Argentina’s large exportable crop and ongoing competition with the United States, where much domestic corn is consumed locally.

United States New York Argentine Argentina Journal of Commerce

Ship 700 Pounds by Parcel Post From Gardiner to Cooke City

Miles Bros. grain dealers ship 700 pounds of oats and wheat to a mining camp via parcel post. Postage costs reach 7.56 while road conditions force a 65 mile haul by pack horses, an estimated 26 dollars in additional expenses for the mail carrier. Senator Bankhead warned that raising the limit to 50 pounds would push grain shipments by parcel post.

Livingston Gardiner Cooke City Miles Bros Cooke Senator Bankhead Parcel Post Post Office and Roads Committee

Foley Cathartic Tablets Claim Quick Liver Boost

Advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a fast liver stimulant that ends dullness and constipation and restores energy. Testimonial from J. L. McKnight of Ft Worth, Texas says symptoms disappeared after cleansing effect. Marketed by Potts the druggist.

J. L. McKnight Ft. Worth Texas Wonder Potts Ady

Helena Assay Office to Continue Under Senate Amendment

Word from Helena reports the senate appropriations committee adopted Senator Walsh's amendment to the legislative appropriation bill. The provision sets aside funds to continue the Helena assay office for another fiscal year and includes Salt Lake Boise and other western offices. Mining men in Helena welcomed the success.

Helena Senate Appropriations Committee Walsh Senate Salt Lake Boise

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsements Across Alabama

Across Alabama, Foley Kidney Pills are praised by users for kidney and backache relief. A. T. Kelley of McIntosh recommends them to all suffering from kidney trouble and backache, calling them a fine remedy. The ad targets readers with claims of satisfaction and quick relief for rheumatism and weak backs.

A. T. Kelley McIntosh Ala Potts

Rancher George M. Armstrong Dies By Self Inflicted Gunshot

Livingston County rancher George M. Armstrong a prominent and wealthy Par County figure died Tuesday morning by shooting himself in the head with a .22 caliber rifle. His wife cited failing health and fear of insanity as possible motives connected to his mental state.

Livingston George M. Armstrong

For Torpid Liver Chamberlains Tablets Endorsed by Reader

Mrs. F. L. Trenbus of Springville New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for quickly relieving a disordered liver after six years of use. The ad notes the product is for sale at all dealers and is an Imperial advertisement.

Springville N.Y Adv

Tenth Man Arrested in Glacier Park Bounty Fraud Case

John E. Lewis of Lake McDonald Glacier Park was arrested at Columbia Falls for making false statements in an affidavit tied to bounty claims. He is the tenth man implicated. John Smith of Columbia Falls pleaded guilty and was sentenced yesterday to one year in the penitentiary.

Kalispel John E. Lewis Columbia Falls Lewis Lake McDonald Glacier Park John Smith

Kidney Trouble Remedy Ad Alert

An old advertisement urges Foley Kidney Pills to ease dullness and swelling in hands and feet caused by kidney trouble. It claims the pills act as a tonic and stimulant, restoring kidney function, and directs readers to fry them per the druggist Potts.

Potts

Forces seize weapons in Vera Cruz after city capture

American troops conduct house to house searches in Vera Cruz confiscating over 6000 guns knives and other weapons from residents including women and children. Guards frisk suspects in the street while the war photographer records the scene and authorities claim the method saved lives.

Vera Cruz

Wounded American Under Red Cross Flag at Vera Cruz

The hospital corps provided aid during the Vera Cruz fighting as about fifty wounded sailors and marines were cared for. A wounded marine shot by a Mexican sniper was carried to the wharf by a hospital squad under Red Cross protection and taken to the hospital ship Sulace for treatment.

Vera Cruz Red Cross Sulace

First Landing at Vera Cruz by Jackies and Marines

The image shows bluejackets and Marines leaving a U S battleship in Vera Cruz harbor to begin the occupation of Mexico's first city. Fully armed they landed and engaged Mexican forces with others, marking an early military action in the Veracruz operation.

Jackies Marines Vera Cruz United States

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