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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
9
St Aweree Tribune advises subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and all subscribers should receive it reliably.
Otto H. Kahn voices a sharp indictment of the excess profits tax and other current revenue methods in his monograph, arguing taxation remains necessary yet faulty in its present form. He critiques policy decisions and their impact on business and national finances.
A Montana Development Association excerpt argues excess profits and income taxes harm the economy by chasing investment and raising living costs. It criticizes government investigations, regulations, and bureaucratic excess as stifling industry and contributing to bureaucratic despotism.
An advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting cure for catarrhal deafness. It explains deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and that local applications cannot reach the diseased area. The notice offers a $100 reward for a case cured and lists price at 75 cents with circulars available from all druggists.
Butte Montana May 19 1920 notice by Michael Sullivan regarding a $10000 false imprisonment suit against D W Erwin. Sullivan states information from Dillon station staff misled him to believe Erwin connected to the arrest and that he is in error after a personal interview with Erwin.
Petitions to initiate three bills were filed in Helena. One tax proposes a 6 percent levy on net mining proceeds with a 50 percent penalty for false reports. Another outlines a new tax collection method with graduated delinquent interest. The third seeks a $20,000,000 irrigation bond measure enabling state financing for irrigation districts.
Side examinations will be held daily starting May 27 and teachers’ exams in Dillon and nearby towns. Elizaberé Sutherland, 21-1 Co. Supt. of Schools, appears among the officials for these examinations.
Several youngsters in the city exhibit mild Meliselsi symptoms. Health officials report a low number of cases and advise guardians to monitor children for fever fatigue rash and seek care if symptoms worsen. Public guidance emphasizes hygiene and rest.
Helena May 17 The report of Sidney Miller Register of State Lands shows that on May 1 permanent funds available for investment totaled 548892.02 dollars. Investments during the month totaled 80880 with 68500 in farm loans and the rest in school bonds. Forty one borrowers held the farm loans and forty one loans totaling 65800 were pending. State investments in farm loans May 1 stood at 3675820 dollars.
Former First Baptist Dillon pastor, once a Colorado Springs Baptist leader, now in New York, will promote a visit to Dillon. He plans to speak at the Sunday morning service after a Saturday and Sunday visit to old friends.
Classified ad seeks a four or five room house for rent. Contact by phone at 251-W. Adv 21 22.
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