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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
9
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The item indicates registration with the Dillon Post Office for mailing as second class mail matter. It notes the intended transmission by mail and designates the status of the notice for postal processing.
The Beaverhead taxpaying public faces a debate over road bonds and highway building. The Tribune urges voters to weigh which roads to improve, who funds and supervises, and how quickly to proceed, stressing clarity on costs, benefits, and fairness.
In Montana the Gallatin valley known as The Nile of Montana grows wheat oats barley rye peas potatoes clover timothy hay and livestock and now turkey farming expands with a surplus. Beaverhead offers similar range grasshoppers and wheat barley to finish birds and invites entrants with small capital to enter the turkey market.
Dillon attorney H G Rodgers challenged a New York publisher over a circular claiming Abraham Lincoln’s father could not read or write. Rodgers cited a legible signature and a promissory note from Lincoln’s father as proof, and the publisher agreed to drop the claim.
Montana faces a potential third party run for every office in the state and county tickets. The group, mostly from Sheridan County and Butte, aims to rename the movement Minnesota Montana. They renounce the Non-partisan League and target the uninformed with a catchy label. Beaverhead observers doubt sizable support, predicting a weak showing.
The report notes Lenine has regained leg movement after paralysis and is gradually recovering brain function. It suggests he could become useful if he abandons the notion the Soviet is destined to rule the world.
In Great Falls residents debate empowering authorities to revoke licenses of drivers who show recklessness on the road. Advocates warn against vigilante killings and urge legislative action to enforce road safety rules.
In the Billings Gazette opinion excerpt, radicals charge newspapers with subsidy and control while defenders argue editors act on principle and practical business sense. The piece concludes that papers oppose radical change and seek reforms, but defend independence from supposed manipulation.
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association presents to the United States Coal Commission records showing 664 strikes since April 1, 1916 in unionized mines. They report 1,133,661 man days lost due to these strikes, highlighting a production hiatus equivalent to about 3,100 men idle for a year.
The Bell System processes 2,354,000 completed calls each day with 1,523,000 of them being long distance.
Union Electric Company gives four acres south of Dillon for a permanent Scout camp. Scouts will salvage existing buildings to build a clubhouse with council room, sleeping quarters, gym, showers, and kitchen. They will seek help from the American Legion and local businessmen. a Good Government club campaign aims to raise a thousand dollars.
Jos. Mallien Sr of Brussels Wisconsin reports relief from back and side pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. Ad claims kidney and bladder irritations rheumatic pains also improve, with Potts the druggist promoted as retailer.
Listings describe 160 acre dairy and cattle parcel with house hay range at 3200 dollars with easy terms. 185 acre dairy and cattle to cut more hay with range at 5500 dollars fair terms. 480 acre deeded and 1280 leased with sheep sheds and open range for 6500 dollars with hay and equipment or 4500 cash. 80 acre irrigated improved farm near Dillon at 6000 dollars talf cash. 720 acre farm and stock ranch for lease for years. First mortgage note 750000 dollars on Dillon residence property for sale.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for quick local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to remove catarrh. Sold by druggists for over years by F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
More than 2 500 distinct telephone directories are published for Bell telephone subscribers with editions totaling nearly 25 000 000 copies.
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