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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
4
Advertisement notes subscription rates and mailing status as second class mail matter with Dillon Post Office handling and telephone contact. It indicates mail transmission through the United States Postal Service and notes the local Dillon post office processing.
The article urges reverence on Memorial Day for fallen soldiers and all loved ones. It notes unity with Germany after wartime hostilities is not the focus, and praises pioneers whose scientific achievements uplift the nation. It advocates visiting graves of those admired and reflects on national progress.
At Kitty Hawk North Carolina a stone tablet marks the Wright brothers first glider work begun September 17 1900 and the first motor driven airplane flight by Orville Wright lasting twelve seconds. The inscription notes initial disbelief then growing credence for manned flight.
A compiled directory lists U S Senator Joseph M Dixon and others in state and county roles including Governor Lee Dennis Lieutenant Governor W J Mec Cormick and Secretary of State J Frank Cone. It also covers U S Senator Sam V Stewart and Representatives Charles S Wagner and John W Mahan with state officials such as Warren Toole John Mountjoy and W C Orr.
The Amer ica Playground and Recreation association promotes music education in small towns with school cooperation. Plans include placing music teachers in rural schools to combat musical isolation, aided by national efforts and radio, to ensure music is a vital part of every community.
Washington column argues Governor Smith of New York is virtually certain Democratic nominee but linked to Tammany Hall, warning his presidency would carry graft precedents and corrupt influence. It contrasts Smith’s image with Calvin Coolidge’s six years in Washington, urging voters to consider the danger of replacing honest governance with Tammany practices.
Wa seca Herald editor J P Coughlin denounces politicians who seek free space by submitting candidate cuts. He says such features are sent to the morgue and that ads must be paid at regular rates. He blames civil service officials for flooding papers with paid publicity.
Mrs. Even explains she consumed baby food for three years due to gas from other foods. After using Adlerika she can eat all foods, enjoy meals, and sleep better. Géo M. Gosman, druggist, promotes Adlerika with claims of rapid relief and removal of waste.
Discussion questions the value of the popular primary citing high costs per vote. It notes Ohio and Hamilton County figures, suggesting conventions might better secure representative candidate selection through municipal, county, and state level processes. The article frames financial waste as a driver for reform.
Washington dispatch notes the Junior Order of Presidential Campaign Snoopers regard first page publicity as a gain while critiquing candidates and managers for humility. The committee questions appear partisan, with both parties aiming to trap rivals. Aimed at preconvention campaign finance regulation, the hearings’ usefulness is questioned.
Mrs. J. H. Keenan hosted the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon at her ranch home for a social gathering.
Helena resident Miss Ann Kane stayed with the W F Cashmore family in Dillon as a house guest during the past week.
A Argenta baseball team is formed with Harry Renz as captain and Arthur Pilon Sr. as manager. They faced Grasshopper last Sunday and lost 8 to 32. A return game is planned for June 3 though arrangements remain unsettled. George F. Knapp and Homer Pilon visited Dillon Saturday.
Jardine Rife visited there on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A H French motor to Dillon on Monday. Argenta fishermen report very poor fishing in this vicinity due to high water in the creek.
A baby boy was born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Warren J Shaw of Fishtrap at Barrett hospital. He is the first grandchild of Commissioner Joseph Shaw of the Big Hole basin and brings joy to the family.
Mrs Black of Petersburg Virginia found relief from kidney and bladder pain after using Foley's Pills diuretic. The ad claims the medicines end dreadful pains and restore will to live and notes sale by George M Gosman successor to Potts the druggist.
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