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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
9
The notice lists admission fees and pricing for various church events including festivals fairs dances suppers and concerts. It specifies five cents per line for admission charged notices card of thanks obituary poetry and related listings.
New Jersey representative Lehlbach accuses Postmaster General Burleson of evading a House resolution on postmaster appointments under civil service. He claims nearly 1,000 appointments are delayed and hints Congress may remove Burleson for malfeasance if noncompliance continues.
This note summarizes weekly campus events at the Normal and Training School. It lists visits by President S. E. Davis to Hardin and Deer Lodge, a Miss Longmeyer illness in Lima Montana, dances at Dillmont Park, and various student activities. It mentions concerts, Y M C A meetings, a concert by Jerome Shaffer, a League of Nations talk by Doctor Garver, Halloween planning, and a senior by laws discussion. It also covers a 7th grade football win 12 to 0 and a 7th grade baseball game banquet, plus notes on chaperones and possible after school chores coordinated by Mr. Frye.
A House inquiry accuses Postmaster General Burleson of defying orders to fill postmaster positions under civil service rules. It cites 786 unfilled offices and 486 cases still pending with the Civil Service Commission, alleging deliberate noncompliance and potential improper initial ratings.
Readers are informed of a $100 reward for any case of catarrh Hall's Catarrh Medicine allegedly fails to cure. The ad promotes internal use to reach mucous surfaces, claims constitutional treatment and strength building, and invites testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
A California movement aims to turn the redwood forests into a national memorial park honoring American war heroes. Proponents call the ancient trees the world heritage of all peoples and say the park would conserve forests for future generations and serve national recreation.
John L. McNabb recalls a presidential nomination bid with friends sending stacks of testimonials to President Taft. An outsider would think he sought heavenly honor as the letters praised him lavishly. Taft himself remarked he finished reading the reports and imagined an angelic figure, an epitaph on a tombstone of praise.
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