Patterson for County Commissioner praised by Tribune
The Tribune endorses H. Clay Patterson of Dell for county commissioner calling him eminently fit for the office. Born in Missouri 48 years ago, Patterson followed the Republican creed and respected Democratic views, reflecting a lifelong party loyalty.
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Dell rancher Clay Patterson for county commissioner
A profile extols Clay Patterson of Dell as a trustworthy rancher and merchant with 17 years as a school director. He supports county road improvements and school funding, pledging fair, impartial administration and a square deal for all in the county.
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Political clash over forest grazing policy and sugar beet plans
The Dillon Examiner defends Gov. Norris against grazing criticism and argues federal forest reserves benefit stockmen and county finances. It urges sugar beet growth as a transformative industry for Beaverhead, Dillon, and surrounding areas, linking tax receipts, road funds, and factory prospects to farm conversion and local labor support.
Selway Nominated for State Sweater by Beaverhead Supporters
Ernest Selway, a longtime Beaverhead county businessman with ranches and stock interests, is praised for fairness and extensive local ties. The article notes his education in Dillon and a prior term as representative, arguing he is well suited to represent businesspeople and stockgrowers in the state senate for four years.
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Which Do You, Bavor?: Forest Funds and County Needs
A civic ballot framing asks Beaverhead county residents to choose between keeping federal control of the national forest with salaries and county aid for schools and roads or shifting administration to the state at higher costs, with impacts on local funding and expenses. It contrasts current federal management with Gov Norris proposed state control if elected.
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Senator Carter Opposed to State Takeover of Forest Reserves
The Examiner notes Sen Carter resists moving forest reserves from federal to state control. Attendees recall his stance that reserves bring about $750000 yearly, with $3 million needed from Congress for expenses and improvements. He urged keeping federal administration until reserves become self supporting.
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Beet Culture Boosts Acreage and Farm Values in Billings
In Billings farmers reluctantly embraced beet culture to justify a local beet factory. Three years in, over ten thousand acres are under beets and ranchers now sell land for 100 to 200 dollars an acre, up from 50 to 75 dollars. Dillon nearby could follow suit.
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Paper backs federal forest spending without limits
The article argues in favor of allowing unlimited federal spending on national forest improvements. It asserts the funds will be dispersed to residents and circulate domestically, boosting the local economy.
Carter Delivers Clinching Campaign Speech in Dillon
In Dillon a strong speech by U S Senator Carter drew praise for its persuasiveness while Governor Norris opposes the measure. The issue is debated as Pred Randolph files as an independent sheriff candidate, a move viewed as regrettable and caused by temporary resentment.
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Governor Norris forest reserve policy faced in Beaverhead votes
Voters in Beaverhead county likely will disapprove Norris suggestion to turn forest reserves over to the states for management. The piece notes money talk drives opinion and hints that after the election both major parties will adopt sugar beet culture as a slogan.
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Cheney Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. The notice from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio asserts the signer knows Cheney for 15 years and regards him as honorable and financially able.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming it acts on the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available free. It also suggests Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes availability from druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
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