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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
4
The notice directs that all business letters and ads go to Tribune Publishing Co and editorials to Editor Tribune. It states mail matter is second class and the company not responsible for employee debts unless signed orders are given by the manager. Subscribers are urged to report irregular delivery.
The Treasure State notes the approaching winter revival season and discusses bringing evangelist Billy Sunday to Helena. It highlights Sunday’s demand for a $4,000 tabernacle, his sensational style, and mixed local opinions on his methods and expenses.
The Butte Tribune Review argues that the senate has usurped power from the people and presses for direct election of U.S. senators. It cites Aldrich tariff reform as class legislation and notes petitions from Idaho and Wyoming calling for a constitutional convention to enable popular vote. It warns congress may delay due to lack of uniformity.
The article critiques Billy Sunday’s revival style as sensational and emotionally manipulative, contrasting it with Jesus Christ’s gentle preaching. It argues Sunday provokes fear and excitement to attract crowds, noting widespread conversion myths and questioning long term religious commitment. It also references agricultural yield data to illustrate broader national trends.
Bradstreet reports a prosperous year for farmers with increased production in many crops and higher prices. Cotton and hay show smaller yields though 1908 output remains record, while potatoes and tobacco hit records, offsetting some losses.
The plan foresees a main body of Montana sandstone with Indiana limestone wings, resembling Montana State Normal College structures. The article notes over a quarter of funds subscribed for the public hospital fund for two years or more, while no progress has been made to raise the balance. It mentions a December Technical World report on a coal mine fire in Butte and comments on local preachers addressing past subterranean concerns.
A speculative remark on how personal injuries and medical claims are judged in court. The speaker notes plaintiffs often regret filing suits after intense cross examination, as the dispute over bodily harm and damages unfolds in litigation.
A dryland farmer notes potato yields on unirrigated bench lands yield more income than oats on irrigated farms. He adds the region still holds ample high quality bench land suitable for homeseekers.
The piece ponders Capitol building materials Montana sandstone and Indiana limestone, a Democratic governor and Republican officers, urging Dillon to resolve year end hospital fund completion. It cites Virginia City Madistrian send off, Idaho dry measures, and summer electric meter hum as small town topics.
A housewife quickly shifts focus from Thanksgiving to planning Christmas and New Year dinners, outlining menus and timing as she prepares for festive gatherings.
A Butter union considers a strike over a stone matter tied to Indiana. The move signals possible disruption in supply chains and labor negotiations as tensions rise between workers and management.
A collage of brief quotes from Montana newspapers includes voices from the Montana Lookout Miles City Independent Anaconda Standard Red Lodge Picket Missoulian and others. It critiques commerce conservation Christian Science church attitudes and national symbolism with concise editorial snippets.
Readable fragments show a mix of political opinions and social issues. The Eagle-Butte M and Glendive Review warn about romantic rashness and reliable support. The Tribune Review notes suffrage context as voters decide.
The Dillon Public Library opens 7 to 9 30 evenings Monday Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6. Tuesday and Friday evenings welcome readers. Hamilton Public Drinking Fountain Post Cards available at the Tribune Store opposite the fountain.
Dillon Camp No 9511 M W A holds weekly Wednesday meetings in the 1. O. C. F. hall with regular attendance expected.
The Lyric stage scored a season hit with When I Marry You featuring singer Carol Manning and the Bachelor Boys. Mining brokers Bill and Tige joined the chorus, while Robert Dunbar impressed with singing and acrobatics alongside George Dunbar, Billy Bryant and Prof. Delmar.
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