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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
9
A long OCR list names Republican candidates and officeholders including President Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Charles Dawes. It covers U S Senate Frank Linderman Representative John Davies Scott Leavitt Associate Justice Miles Cavanaugh Governor Joseph Dixon and others across state and local posts.
Blackleg shows fever dullness lameness and swelling in shoulders thighs neck flank or rump within 1 to 3 days of infection. Gas under the skin causes a crackling sound. Vaccination prevents blackleg and has saved millions of cattle over twenty years through artificial immunity.
A Montana report argues Governor Dixon cut state spending and taxes, countering copper and power interests. It compares Dixon’s early years to Stewart’s final term, citing total expenditures of 5.46 million versus 5.51 million, and notes a 419,916.65 saving after veto-driven curtailments in the first Dixon year.
The piece contrasts Mix Linderman and Senator Walsh, arguing Walsh's bid for a third term hinges on defending oil actions in Wyoming and facing Eastern capital influence. It notes Montana's tough industrial era and claims Walsh showed aloofness from domestic Montana issues during recent turbulent years.
The piece contrasts Senator Walsh with Mr. Linderman, praising Linderman as attentive to Montana grain, sheep, wool, and farming interests. It argues Walsh ignores state issues while Linderman would devote most efforts to Montana and seeks common sense constitutional government free of socialists and radicals. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Maine’s action as significant.
Dawes accuses Senator LaFollette and his extreme adherents of seeking to supplant orderly government with mob rule. He says they use mob psychology to seize power and pursue dangerous designs, a grave indictment that should alarm every American.
In a three week period after wheat harvest 2 391 farmers notes were rediscounted by 538 Kansas banks totaling four million dollars in round figures. they were paid before maturing, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reported by Topeka Capital.
Beaverhead county voters showed strong support for state and local Republicans in the primary. The lineup includes Miss May Trumper for state superintendent, Leonard C. Young for railroad and public service commissioner, and John Ward Crossley for clerk of the supreme court, with judges H. G. Rodgers and Lyman H. Bennett in the Fifth Judicial district. Senator Frank Hazelbaker seeks a second term, Pearl I. Smith for representative, AJL Anderson for county commissioner, John S. Baker unopposed for clerk and recorder, Dan Mooney for sheriff, W. Fe. Stephenson for clerk of court, Tom Gilbert a prominent attorney, Miss Alice Roe for county superintendent, George Banks for public administrator, and James Phillips unopposed for another role.
The coroner, a well known old time resident, is expected to garner broad popular backing from both parties due to his long service and public standing in the community.
An advertisement urges voters to back Pearl I Smith to protect ranching interests. The message frames Smith as a representative worthy of public support and emphasizes advocacy for ranchmen.
For sale 500 to 1000 tons hay with pasture good water and shelter 5 to 25 miles from railway price from to per ton Write Harry Kennedy Rosebud Mont Adv A 42 11 L T Grimes leaves for Fullerton Calif to join his wife They plan to spend winter in the South Two or three million dollar beet sugar factories are in prospect for Montana in 1925 They say sugar tariff removal would hurt American farmers and threaten beet growing and sugar investment The industry could bring prosperity but a wrong vote could kill it
2080 acres closed and 1280 outside pasture available for lease in Frying Pan basin. Springs inside and outside, one in center, never freezes, miles of foothill grazing, sheltered with light snow fall. Includes 100 tons of alfalfa on ranch for sale. Write James Kirkpatrick Box 397 Dillon Montana.
Reward offered for a sorrel horse described as 1500 pounds with a4 brand on the right shoulder, bald face and stocking legs. Listed by D. S. Vail of Poindexter and Orr ranch, Dillon Montana. 84-tf
A Dillon resident, harnessmaker James Prelat of 425 N Washington St, credits Doan's Pills with curing his backache and kidney distress. He describes nightly urination, back pains, and burning secretions improved after using the stimulant diuretic from Potts Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, advertises the remedy at 60 cents.
Large furnished room available two blocks from town. Bright with ample air and heat, suitable for two. Includes all comforts. Contact by phone at 145-M. B7-4f
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