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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
5
The Walsh campaign argues against tariffs stressing free trade, while the piece cites Montana wheat prices and cattle values to claim tariffs benefit Montana. It compares Montana and Canada price gaps, notes drought lowering livestock prices, and urges fairness to Montana farmers over Alberta.
The piece argues farmers face ruin if free trade favors Russia and cheap labor abroad. It criticizes Walsh and Wheeler for free trade stances and touts tariffs, Montana wheat profits, and Hoover era farm aid. It closes urging a Republican vote to protect Montana interests.
Montana voters back Judge Galen Republican candidate for the United States senate citing his eight years as attorney general, ten as associate justice, and service in the A E F. He champions protective tariffs for Montana products, cooperative marketing, federal public works and highway construction, Great Lakes St Lawrence canals, water conservation, veteran care, Indian problem solutions, opposition to the World Court, and state control of liquor under supervision.
Red Cross chapter volunteers praise the Christmas bags for soldiers and sailors on foreign duty. They note bags on company trees lift spirits, and doctors urge continued aid as 30,000 disabled veterans receive hotel, bathrobe, pajama, and comfort items monthly to ease recovery.
In August 1921 a Cleveland plant man found an envelope with negotiable bonds worth 80000 hidden inside a bell box at a deserted real estate office in Rocky River Village. The bonds had been sold two days earlier and the owner learned of the robbery only after police notified him.
A Republican slate promotes Mark Fitzgarrald for Congress First District and Albert Anderson for Supreme Court Associate Justice, with vows to back the federal farm board opposing the World Court, protect Montana farm products, improve schools and homes, and support state railroad commissioner Leonard Young in Yellowstone and Judith Basin counties.
Montana Congressman Scott Leavitt is credited with enacting 70 bills benefiting Montana, plus numerous measures as Indian Affairs chair. His acts fund Bitterroot irrigation, Sun River dam work, and other reclamation projects, earning praise for tangible regional gains and fair tariffs on wool.
The Beaverhead Fair lists winners in livestock poultry grain and crafts. Among livestock, Edward Bay and Gustav Rody win best ram and ewe. Alvin Bay leads beef and dairy cattle. Carl Hansen excels in swine. George Shaffner and Bill Bryan top displays. Poultry prize notes include A E Gilbert Edgar French and Danny Pendergast. Grain and produce show many firsts including alfalfa wheat oats onions cabbage and beans. High point honors go to Alvin Bay with Bjner Nelson close behind.
From the Beaverhead Abstract Co weekly real estate list for Oct 4 1930 Herbert W Jones transfers to Clarence E Jones a Lima area property. United States to Northern Pacific Railway Co acquires property in Deer Lodge Madison and Beaverhead counties. R T Wemple transfers half interest in Dillon block 2 Thomson's addition to Thomas C Sweet. Elizabeth Hathaway transfers three lots in Wisdom block 4 plat A original townsite. C W Stallings as heir representative transfers Bannack building known as the Brick Hotel to J B McLaren.
A shipment of 27 cans of trout fry was planted Monday in the Willow creek section. Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price and Ranger Schroeder carried 17 cans to Canyon creek while the remainder were packed by Ranger Hall and the Rev H N Tragutt for planting in distant lakes of the area.
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