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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
7
Public notice states the Tribune Publishing Company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees in various social events and postings. It lists rates for notices and ads including birthdays obituaries poetry and card of thanks.
The document outlines a war platform opposing negotiations with Germany, demanding Allied dictated terms. It calls for unconditional surrender including political Kaiser abolition, military disarmament, and restoration of Belgian and French property and factories before Germany can reenter foreign trade.
The article critiques Democratic vigor despite the slogan politics and cites President Wilson and Governor Stewart as examples of professed adherence discordant with actions. It notes Democratic newspapers urging Republicans to follow the president’s call while Stewart pursues a different path.
Critics allege the governor held a large public meeting in Bozeman despite influenza concerns. They claim the event bridged political campaigning with public health risk as schools and churches closed and gatherings were forbidden.
A discussion notes that wartime profits should be taxed to reach the pioneer profiteer who reaped large gains from the war in Europe before U S entry. The item mentions Linderman for Congress and an advertising page Adv-43-44.
A newspaper column debates Initiative No 12 licensing chiropractors condemning its education standards and tax cost. It argues against third terms for public offices, favors fresh leadership in county auditor and assessor roles, and condemns politicians aiding enemies. Other items cover Sheridan Forum sale and Montana road act flaws limiting state benefits. The piece urges a unified, fair republic and broad sectional representation.
A clipped Roosevelt quotation asserts that no candidate should be elected who is not fully American and committed to winning the war with full energy, and who will pursue a peace ensuring liberty for all and the dissolution of the Austrian and Turkish empires.
A political advertisement quotes Linderman urging national defense and readiness against perceived threats. It frames neighbors as morally risky and emphasizes vigilance as essential to leadership in Congress.
Fragmentary ad text discusses setting a minimum price for wheat at two dollars and linking it to flour production. It references Linderman as a congressional candidate and implies a political argument about price controls on agricultural commodities.
The November 5 election will determine in western states whether policies expand along socialist lines or stay aligned with American principles. Voters are urged to wipe out I W W ism Bolshevism paternalism and red flagism generally.
Dr Lanstrum who aided state authorities against influenza in the plague zone of Montang northwestern section was asked for a statement in reply to Governor Stewart s Bozeman speech and Senator Walsh interview in Billings He said the right or wrong of his actions is for Bozeman parents and citizens to judge He would let the record show his help and be willing to take the people s view of it.
The article notes European nations act on postwar peace efforts while America is said to delay. It questions why the United States lags in important postwar planning and preparation.
Advertisement notes many steel range kinds and best values at Tatternall's store with product variety and price emphasis.
The undersigned inform patrons that from November 1 1918 onward business will be conducted strictly on a cash basis. Cash or produce must accompany every order. The change aims to improve efficiency and service.
Clay Patterson writes to Beaverhead County voters explaining a campaign pause due to health concerns and Republican committee decision. He reflects on past meetings, changing times, and future prospects for the county’s happiness and prosperity.
Clay Patterson urges continued democratic principles amid World War I, urging national unity, sacrifice, and wartime production. He asserts democracy will prevail against autocracy, stresses home front duties, and calls for sustained effort to support troops and allied needs.
A Dillon reader reports kidney trouble improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Potts Drug Store. She says the pills rid her of pain and backache and she has relied on them again for similar relief. Foster Milburn company Buffalo New York promotes the product at 60 cents.
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