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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
7
A discussion from the Boston Monitor notes cautious business methods persist as profits shrink. It argues buying on demand lowers margins but teaches thrift, with exports and trade improving, while confidence hinges on policies, peace, and the Golden Rule to cure social and economic ills.
Helena collects the required 390000 dollars for a new hotel project within the set timeframe, easing financial concerns statewide and signaling timely progress for the development.
The Dillon fire department will not need to stop and thaw the apparatus during alarms in freezing temperatures. The system continues to function despite cold weather, ensuring rapid response times and readiness in winter conditions.
The Beaverhead Commercial Club urges county publicity on southern Montana resources and advantages. Proposals include converting the Manhattan mill to an alfalfa plant and remodeling the Dillon creamery for a breakfast food factory. The note discusses oil shale potential, coal scarcity, and promoting Montana to eastern readers.
A series of quips from small town papers mocks price wars and big business while praising steady work. The Butte Miner and Missoula Sentinel frame economic tensions with witty lines about labor, trusts, farming, and childlike mischief. The Helena Independent likens trusts to scrambled eggs, and other papers joke about rural life and domestic economy.
Readers are told that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages. The advertisement claims a constitutional treatment taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars if it fails, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
All registered County Warrants of all funds are hereby called in on November 20 1911. Interest will cease on warrants not presented for payment by that date. County Treasurer A L Bapcon signs the notice. For Sale One hundred forty five acres of land south of Dillon by E B Sprinkle.
A local retailer announces special offerings of table linens for Thanksgiving and the holidays. The display features a full line of napkins napery towels and sample towels at discounted prices offering money saving opportunities.
We offer remnants and short ends at half price from our table linen stock with discounts of 15 percent on regular stock. Cloths priced at $1 and up are reduced. one dollar cloths sell for 85 cents and $1.20 cloths for $1. We dispose of a large accumulation at one-half the former prices with rare bargains available.
The roundup reports deaths in Bremerton and Seattle, a Bell reunion in Boston, a suspected murder in Chicago, naval service dismissal in Washington, a New York track sale, Nome’s last ship of the season, a deadly fire in Chehalis, an island rising near Trinidad, Lincoln memorial marking in Washington, a centenarian death in Saytelle, a Seattle teen’s weight loss after a reprimand, Italian couple arrest in Santa Barbara, and void marriages rippling in Snyder Oklahoma.
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