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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
9
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Twelve pages entered at the Dillon Post Office for transmission through the mails as a second class matter. Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers etc for which an admission fee is charged or from which a profit is to be made from the sale of fancy alleles will be charged for at the rate of five cents a line. Card of thanks five cents a line obituary poetry five cents a line.
The piece accuses the Wilson administration of discouraging food production through high cost of living rhetoric, citing a 25 percent wheat and rye acreage decrease and labor shifts from farming to city work. It argues policies coddle bolshevism, fix wheat prices for Britain, and favor profiteers, blaming under-production on federal actions.
An exchange notes that class politics cannot expect more than class votes as an appeal is addressed to a class. It argues that if members of the targeted class reflect briefly they will assess the likelihood of support and react accordingly.
A political critique argues that a promise to sustain the general welfare should trump class-based appeals. It asserts that promising to serve broad public interests is the only safe pledge, while pledges to promote specific class interests are often unethical and unfulfillable.
A Chicago merchant recalls urging buying a bale of cotton to aid southern growers. He cites price drops and quotes 10 cents per pound, later 12 cents proposed, while current prices reach 42 cents. He accuses politicians of forestalling price investigations as small Chicago dealers face indictments for profiteering. Also notices rooms for rent at 128 Reeder St by Mrs. H Burfeind.
The riddle compares two traits, asking which is stronger: a woman’s tendency to get into trouble or a man’s skill in leading her into it. The question frames social dynamics rather than a factual event.
The community recognizes donors for a planned Dillon hospital. Martin Barrett leads a $100,000 gift with Mrs Barrett and supporters including A L Stone and State Bank, totaling $170,000 so far. Foundation work starts this year with completion hoped next year amid material cost stabilization.
Former Secretary W G McAdoo argues the Federal Farm Loan Act is a right for farmers to borrow at reasonable rates, not charity. He says the act aims to keep country youth on farms by making farming profitable and ensuring adequate long term credit for agriculture.
For sale a piano and other furniture offered by Mrs H Burfeind located at 22té.
Ben Jonson argues that loving pictures aligns with truth and wisdom in poetry. He calls picture a heavenly invention and a silent, natural habit, asserting its ancient and fundamental role in art.
Civil engineer Ralph Tattersall departed this week for Minneapolis with the aim to secure employment in his field. He plans to pursue opportunities in construction and infrastructure projects while in the city.
A fragment warns that botulism can result from spoiled vegetables or canned goods. It claims the most effective remedy is a generous castor oil dose, though other effects may follow and the oil is said to be useless in some cases.
The summer school starts Monday June 7 with six teachers including Miss Roberts and Miss Noel. It offers a kindergarten and grade range to sixth or eighth, free tuition, half day sessions 9 to 12, and optional playground activities led by Mr Frye and Miss Stevenson. Six week term ends before haying, with track meets, cooking class exams, eighth grade graduation, and promotion cards issued.
A highly garbled excerpt appears to mix phrases like Evstachka and Trembling with stray words and broken punctuation. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities are identifiable for a proper summary.
Many Roumanian oil wells remain out of work due to allied military measures during the German advance. Falkenhayn’s experts worked on reconstructing dismantled wells but progress is limited and full recovery will require long systematic effort. The Romanian government is said to have a convention with Austria to supply petroleum and other essentials in exchange for industrial goods.
Have Evidence Against Germans. Evidence of German crimes is furnished by M Delannoy librarian of Louvain Henri Davignon secretary of the Belgian commission of inquiry Paul Lambotte director of the art galleries of Belgium and M Lamy secretary of the French academy. The latter has made a most telling indictment of those who were responsible for acts of savagery.
Thousands of hats discarded by English women are sent to Brazil where Indians eagerly buy them. Feathers and ornaments on the hats are stripped by men, and the plain hats are given to women in Brazil. Ohio State Journal.
Fragmentary notes describe Buddhist monks using woodblocks to print books, passing the craft down through generations and preserving sacred writings despite faded and unclear phrasing.
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