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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
7
The Tribune Publishing Co announces it will not be responsible for employee debits unless orders signed by the manager are provided. Subscribers who do not receive papers regularly should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it on time.
An editorial in the New York Tribune argues the United States may refuse to recognize Huerta and demand protection for Americans without dictating Mexico’s leadership. It stresses the moral duty to protect citizens while avoiding interference in Mexico’s internal politics.
The author questions U.S. options in Mexican affairs, arguing against military intervention and in favor of respecting Mexico's right to choose its leaders, even if they are controversial or violent. He contends that withholding belligerent rights or recognizing neither side offers no clear justification for foreign force.
The Butte Miner urged a memorial statue for Senator Carter in the Montana state capitol at Helena, noting his neighborly popularity and urging Montana to honor him as a friend and statesman. Senator Clark has agreed to cover major costs by providing metal and casting at his foundry.
A praise of the small town weekly as essential to community life. It highlights the editor as a local trusted figure and stresses the town’s safety and prosperity rely on local merchants and editors working together to promote community welfare.
Montana oat growers claim their seed has proven superior by winning in New York and hope to repeat at the upcoming corn exposition. The Montana Seed Growers Association offers exhibit entry and shipping information via Mr. Atkinson in Bozeman.
A survey of scattered viewpoints critiques idealized American girl images and notes rural merchants clashing with mail order rivals. It recounts Bannack Montana travels in 1913 with letters from Amette Bessette about bandit Reighly, his capture, and his execution.
Commissioner W J Swindelhurst urges Montana to retain the more than seven million eight hundred thousand dollars spent on farm and dairy products outside the state. He cites meat 2 250 000 dollars poultry 1 800 000 eggs 1 350 000 butter 1 085 000 cheese 800 000 condensed milk 630 000 and totals 7 885 000 for meat dairy and poultry. He argues curtailing east and west purchases would benefit local producers.
Alfred Atkinson of the Montana Seed Growers Association urges Montana growers to enter top oats in the National Corn Exposition in Dallas February 10 to 24 1914. Colorado offers a 1050 silver trophy for best peck of oats and can claim it by winning three times. Western Canada has already won it twice.
Miss Nellie McNinch and Mrs John Dowling were seen visiting in Dell on Monday, with local residents noting their presence in Dillon Mondax.
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