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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
9
The piece reflects on a local defeat in Montana politics and urges resilience. It recalls McKinley’s tariff victory followed by later success, arguing the public will recognize merit and reelect the party in two years.
American colleges report record enrollments with Yale Princeton and others at peak prosperity The article argues education now broadens life aims and trains men for varied roles from banking to farming It defends college value beyond traditional academics.
A hopeful appeal urging nations to seek and enact enduring peace through divine guidance and steadfast resolve, envisioning a time when global harmony prevails for all generations.
The soldier bonus measure submitted to state voters appears to have carried by a safe majority. Similar acts in other states were approved. The amount is small, but serves as recognition of sacrifices and will help many veterans without crippling anyone financially.
Beef feeders in the Big Hole Grasshopper Horse Prairie and Centennial valleys are now placed. Cattlemen face three busy periods haying fall and spring selling and delivering. The cattle situation is not bad at present with profitable feeding ahead and expected Beaverhead beef returns similar to or higher than this spring.
City officials are urged to light a street from the lit area on Idaho Street to the Normal College and, if possible, pave it. The aim is to spare faculty and students from groping in darkness when traveling to and from the college.
Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway won a remarkable run Tuesday, a high tribute to the judge and a victory for the people. Henry G. Rogers, the member elect, is confident in facing Helena’s political dangers and will not be swayed by threats or seduction.
The Republicans still hold majorities in Congress, though weakened, allowing the Harding administration to pursue its initial program. A split legislature is avoided, and the party’s responsibility remains strong after twenty months in power, despite public demand for faster change.
A terse, combative note captures a community’s frustration as officials report conflicting pressures and demand steadfast resilience amid mounting scrutiny and stalled progress. Citizens grow wary while leaders promise decisive action in coming weeks.
Joe Shaw Miss Bertie Mathews and Boss Emerick are lauded as good citizens and expected to make strong officials after winning in a republican county. The brief confirms local support for the three figures and their election success.
The November term of the district court will convene Tuesday morning. A long list of civil cases will occupy the session but not a single criminal case appears on the calendar.
The report notes Mooney now faces a turn after the Cabbage Patch exchange.
Geological notes indicate plans to strike off in a southern region near Pet, with depths from 600 to over 2 feet. The report mentions Aaron as a referenced figure in the context.
A food sale begins tomorrow at 11 at Waldorf grocery to raise funds for the rest room maintained by the Good Government Club. The Rest Room committee, led by Mrs. Cush ing and others, has run the city hall facility for over five years delivering reading material and a matron, with finance now sought from generous community donations.
Hill County schools receive 927 dollars as their portion of the oil fund. The distribution marks funds allocated to county districts from an energy revenue pool. Local officials note the money will support school programs and operations.
An old advertisement fragment notes remedies for coughs croup throat and chest troubles. It mentions Foley and Hon bene and PPK Honey and Tor as popular products. Mrs A B Griffith of Andrews Indiana comments on the flu’s impact and a vague statement about an eighty year old victim.
Construction rushes on a new hotel valued at $25,000 in Shelby as Cascade county records a total valuation of $108,000,000.
Mount Kenia in Africa rises nearly three and a half miles and straddles the equator. Climbing to the summit exposes climbers to climates from tropical to Arctic across the ascent.
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