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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
4
The notice asks subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to notify the office. It emphasizes the paper is published regularly and urges all subscribers to receive it consistently.
The Tribune Pub Co warns subscribers that under a post office ruling all subscriptions must be paid in advance by January 1 1908 or the paper loses second class mailing privileges and one cent per copy will be charged for unpaid papers. Papers unpaid will be cut off due to wrapping costs and stamping. Receipts for at least six months in advance are advised.
The column lauds Beaverhead County cattle horses and sheep as proof that good stock pays while noting Gov Norris must stay in Montana until year’s end. It praises agricultural press for education, critiques horse stealing leniency, and urges support for a Dillon Young Men’s Christian Association rather than saloon funds.
Beav erhead district court concluded a trial of Louis Grimm for burglary with the Beaverhead Ranch company as the key witness. The jury found Grimm guilty and fixed a one year term in the penitentiary. Judge Callaway will pronounce sentence next Monday. Other cases heard include horse theft and perjury trials, bank actions, and a forthcoming trial date.
A Dillon committee reviews YMCA prospects with officials like W. M. Parsons and M. Pargellis, planning to bring lectures, fundraising, and publicity. Professor Fuller stresses YMCA as a nonsectarian social, spiritual, and civic institution, urging business support and rapid action.
A Philadelphia physician reports a head injury operation cured a man of drinking and stealing and led to two promotions over twenty two months. The piece lampoons wide reliance on surgery as a social fix and notes political changes in Montana with Governors Toole and Norris, and A W Miles stepping in and out of office.
The article argues that sugar beets will be grown locally only through genuine citizen enterprise. It notes Dillon lacks a Young Men’s Christian Association and implies progress stalls without such an organization. It mentions substantial financial opportunity in sugar beet cultivation.
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