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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
9
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The piece argues post March 4 promises sane national management will boost prosperity but warns readjustment and deflation will keep business slow. Prices must bottom out before a new lease of life and prosperity from a right federal administration can occur. opinions vary on timing.
A playful exchange mocks offering better bumper service. One speaker laments ending a favored habit, while the other retorts that friends can still enjoy it if they share a ride in a “filvver.”
The piece argues the 1920 election was won two years earlier when Wilson failed to prepare for war and the public rejected his administration. It cites 1916 denial of Navy and Army readiness, wartime bungling, and postwar economic and political mismanagement as proof the Democrats were doomed, with Otto Kahn quoted on the broad rebuke.
A police bulletin posted at headquarters lists a lost or stolen wagon, a green one horse vehicle with the name A. Coen painted on both sides, last seen around 2506 Montgall Ave. A. COEN.
Bozeman Montana reports that over 1.5 billion children in Europe rely on relief from the American Relief Administration led by Herbert Hoover. The aid organization expects to sustain needy children through the next European harvest and will organize state by state fundraising with local volunteer subscriptions rather than a statewide campaign.
The passage defines the dark of the moon as the period from full moon to new moon, describing it as the waning phase in which the moon is not visible. It emphasizes the interval occurring each lunar cycle.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with a constitutional remedy. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine, with a $100 reward for uncured cases, cir-culars free, 75 cents, F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Havre November 17 Thomas J Troy representative elect from Hill County today announced his candidacy for speaker of the seventeenth assembly. Troy is a well known Havre resident who carried Hill County by a large majority in the last campaign and has served as secretary of Montana Fraternal Order of Eagles for two years.
Local notice announces a weekly sale of dailies at Stone and Stone. The event lists items for purchase and dates this week.
The non-partisan league suffered a widespread defeat across Colorado Montana Idaho and Washington with North Dakota alone resisting partisan control The public rejected the league citing fear of loss of private property rights and individual initiative and preferring the current form of government over a state socialist program.
A Los Angeles Times extract notes Dickson had been absent from his office for days. He admits visiting a friend with a still and, after being urged, samples the liquor. He sighs that there are two days left and cannot count on his faculties.
Christmas pillows shown as ideal gifts for all, with two styles pictured a changeable taffeta circular pillow shirred over a cotton cord and an oblong satin ribbon pillow edged with a frill. They suit living rooms or bedrooms.
A Boston Transcript snippet features dialogue about belief in cheaper twins and a rebuttal asserting opposition to the idea. The playful exchange references parentage and cost considerations without broader context.
Western Motor Supply Co advertises winter storage at 3.50 per month. TD, Mdeen, prop.
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