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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

9

Anna Gluzman presides in Moscow District Court

Reported to be a young, tireless judge, Anna Gluzman is described as a devoted Soviet public servant who sentences quickly. The piece contrasts her iron efficiency with sensational depictions of Soviet justice while noting her rise from Ukraina to Moscow and her role in enforcing harsh sentences.

Anna Gluzman Moscow Anna Russia Anna 4Gluzman Ukraina Commissariat of Justice Portland Oreronian

Stabilize the West Coast Cattle Markets Urges Action

The Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane markets must stabilize beef prices or deport speculators to salvage trade from the region. Price swings with small cattle arrivals hurt shippers and threaten steady business across the country.

Los Angeles Portland Seatle Tacoma Spokane

West states unite to oppose wool tariff cut across farms

Roswell New Mexico March coverage reports Prager Miller head of New Mexico Wool Growers Association mobilizes bankers producers and merchants from western states to resist any tariff reduction on wool and other farm products. They plan to circulate a protest petition to President Harding and the Tariff Commission urging no changes to the 1922 tariff act.

Roswell New Mexico Prager Miller Chambers of Commerce West Arizona Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho Washington Oregon Nevada California Miller Harding United States Tariff Commission

Spelling Contest Certificates Awarded at Pearl I Smith

May 15 1923 James Morrison Anna Staudaher and Harriet Schuler received certificates in the Pearl I Smith spelling contest. Anna and James attended the oral spelling contest in Dillon Tuesday afternoon. Marcus Staudaher and James Morrison will take eighth grade exams in Dillon on the 24th and 25th. Anna Staudaher and Charles Pilgrim will take seventh grade exams in physiology and geography. Velma Staudaher missed Tuesday due to illness. Arbor Day activities included a short program yard cleaning and a weinie roast. James and Robert Morrison helped brand cattle slated for Stone Creek. Marcus and Peter Staudaker moved cattle into the Big Hole river district.

James Morrison Anna Staudaher Harriet Schuler Pearl I. Smith Anna James Dillon Marcus Staudaher Charles Pilgrim Fred Johnson Harry O’leary Mildred Harriet Bud” Schuler Butte Robert Morrison Stone Creek Marcus Peter Staudaker Big Hole River

Constipation Relief Ad Promises Fast Cure

An old advertisement claims many suffer constipation and indigestion. A testimonial from Mildred Keene of Bangor Maine says Foley Cathartic Tablets corrected the trouble and improved her condition. The copy urges no griping or nausea and warns against substitutes.

Foley Mildred Keene Bangor Maine Potts

Bank Officers Named in Historical Listing

Frank Landon is listed as President with A. F. Waldorf as Vice President. T. J. Mulany also serves as Vice President. Marshall Field is the Cashier with B. N. Stevenson and F. H. Bramsman as Assistant Cashiers.

Pay Dog Tax Notice From Chief of Police

Dog taxes due by May 1. If unpaid, the dog will be taken up and disposed of as required by law. Charles Nelson, 18th Chief of Police.

Charles Nelson

Sunset Gift Catalogue drive seeks postcards from all communities

Sunset Magazine offers a wide Gift Catalogue with hundreds of rewards in exchange for a small effort. Readers are asked to send a postcard to the Catalogue Dept in San Francisco to receive the catalog and participate.

Sunset Sunset Magazine San Francisco

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