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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
9
Entry at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter. The notice confirms the mailing designation and suitable handling under postal rules.
The narrative credits Dr Harding with improving Uncle Sam’s health after bleeding near death and blood transfusion. It says recovery is slow but steady, aided by a Republican Congress. Montana is urged to elect Riddick and McCormick to support continued treatment.
Beaverhead County, with a single state representative, should back H. G. Rogers for the upcoming session. The article lauds his honesty and ability, noting he can resist raids on taxpayers and will serve all factions. It emphasizes cross party support and a strong majority backing Rogers.
Opposition papers tried to revive old Indiana charges against Carl Riddick during a political dispute. Neighbors and friends who are informed dismiss the charges as having no weight, standing firmly with Riddick throughout the matter.
The piece discusses a divided Democratic party with a conservative wing led by Myers, Stout, Day, Toole, Piggott, W. A. Clark, and others, and a Wheeler radical wing that has pulled many from the herd and now acts as the bosses of the range, suggesting mutual dislike.
The Tribune argues Montana voters have formed their opinions and will vote against Wheeler. It endorses the president's policies and a Republican senator and congressman from Montana to support him in his work.
The campaign has been quiet with little bitterness and reflects well on the candidates. Voters will cast ballots by party or personal choice and, once results are announced, life will resume as usual.
Voters are advised not to overlook the proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot next week. If approved it would create a tax commission for Montana similar to commissions already in effect in 42 other states.
Judge Lyman H. Bennett has built a fine record and is expected to win full party support and many Democratic votes from traditional allies who feel the party label fits loosely for a judicial post.
Dana M Easton is well qualified for the duties of the office for which he is a candidate. He is one of our soldier boys and the time for voters to show appreciation heard during the war.
The candidates on the Republican county ticket returned from visits to the Big Hole basin and Grasshopper valley with strong attendance and keen interest. They report party ranks holding firm, minor defections, and new supporters from the opposition. They praise Henry G. Rogers for legislature, Olsen and Anderson for county commissioners, Gruell for treasurer, Baker for clerk and recorder, Mel Lougheed for assessor, Dan Mooney for sheriff, and Alice Roe for superintendent of schools, noting active campaigning and post-speech dances with the band.
The piece praises Judge Lew L. Callaway for chief justice and Judge A P Stark of Livingston for associate justice. It stresses their broad local support in Madison and surrounding counties and urges voters to elect both on the supreme bench ticket.
Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway, who recently had surgery in Helena, is rapidly recovering but cannot participate in the campaign personally. Supporters across the state plan to bolster his bid, with reports promising strong momentum and even hints he may lead the ticket he is atop.
Stable Bea Verhead endorses President Harding as a true friend of farmers and stockmen. Republicans rally for the upcoming Tuesday election with confidence to defeat Wheeler and his followers, projecting a just cause and strong, decisive effort.
A Shelby project aims to finish a $26,000 hotel quickly, with developers pressing ahead to meet tight timelines and funding constraints. The effort centers on rapid construction and coordination among contractors.
One hundred stock cars were sent from Lewistown in the previous week, marking a notable freight movement. The report notes the quantity and origin, highlighting rail activity in the region.
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claims quick relief for flu and coughs. A Beaverhead County vote notice urges support for a county government amendment, endorsed by Republican and Democratic committees for a more businesslike, efficient county administration.
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicated treats with a three part system. It describes an ointment for topical relief a tonic and a blood purifying claim to ease inflammation of the mucous membranes.
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