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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune announces its publishing terms for letters notices and advertisements. It also states not responsible for employee debts unless ordered by management and requests timely report of missed deliveries. Subscribers are asked to notify the office if papers are not received regularly.
Beaverhead residents returned from the Billings dry farm congress report that only a pamphlet printed by Frank Eliel mentions their area. They urge issuing more promotional literature to attract homeseekers, highlight sugar beet prospects, and pressure for limited saloon hours. The piece also notes Dillon’s police and hospital concerns and promotes a forthcoming farmers meeting at the Dillon theatre to boost local commerce and the fair association.
A reprint explains dry farming aims to conserve soil moisture by year long prep. Deep plowing followed by a fine mulch layer reduces evaporation and prevents alkali rise. The piece notes many settlers overestimate wealth from dry farming and emphasizes patient, scientific methods.
George Harland of Armstead remains on trial as the alleged partner of John Day. Day pleaded guilty at the August term and received a one year sentence to the penitentiary.
A reflective verse by Dillon from October 30 contemplates an ancient manor's faded glory versus a modern home on a corner. It contrasts old beauty with present dreams, envisioning a future wedding and a shared life, urging perseverance and faith toward a home that mirrors love and achievement.
Beaverhead county matters state orders must use regular form from the office. any unordered claim will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5, 1907 by the Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners. Anaconda Standard notes remark about football game risks.
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