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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
4
Notices outline rates for church festivals fairs dances and sociables with 5 cents per line. Card of thanks obituary poetry and new correspondence letters to the editorial department are also charged at five cents per line. The Taipu ne Post Co disclaims debts by employees unless signed by the manager. Tribune subscribers urged to report missed deliveries.
Wallace's Farmer pieces together a spirited critique of shoddy goods. It links cheap fabrics to dirty practices from Paris to London and Asia, urging readers to avoid shoddy, push for wool content labeling, and press tariffs to boost domestic wool and reduce disease risks.
The land department reports total receipts for the 11 months ending this month exceed 60 000 dollars, underscoring the department’s fiscal value to the state.
The fiscal year ending Nov 30 shows 11 months receipts of 256 831 09, higher than last year’s 200 275 25. October receipts were heavy at 73 256 88. This week brought 43 963 51, of which 31 699 90 came from the Flathead sale, with lessees of land and small sales supplying the rest.
The Newspaper Blue Book names Toe Ditton Tribune the best weekly in Montana after a careful comparison of press clipping results.
The Helena Record notes the Rev S Browne Harper as one of the youngest ministers to enter a conference at twenty six. He left college before twenty one to begin his first charge in Anderson South Carolina and now leads Grand Street Methodist Church. His arrival boosts female attendance.
A Brooklyn widow uses two Wall Street friends as suitors without they know of each other. They arrange separate visits. a meetup leads to a late ride, a floor ascent, and a dramatic misfire as one suitor reaches his goal only to find the other already in place.
An Ohio court document asserts a testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure while a discussion extols universities for creating specialized, thoroughly trained leaders. It argues that modern society requires college educated men in business and politics and discourages self made or self taught approaches.
A spoof dialogue ends with spring arriving as a neighbor asks to borrow a lawn mower. The piece then notes Springfield mass trial of weekly house to house library book delivery with charges. Over half of 159 users previously did not use the library and delivery rates are six weeks fifty cents twelve weeks one dollar and thirty eight weeks three dollars.
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