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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
4
Montanans heard Senator Walsh defend tariffs and criticize opponent Kendrick while noting tariff benefits to wool and sugar industries. The event featured speeches at Hartwig and a Sugar Bowl banquet for Judge Galen’s support, plus multiple local endorsements and a real estate transfers list.
Faculty members attend sessions in Butte Great Falls and Billings with leaders like Miss Genevieve Albertson and Professor J F McBain presenting papers and addressing councils. Other members prepare reports on recitation, arithmetic for retarded children and social studies while W A A activities feature a temperance talk and a Friday mixer with dances and a five piece orchestra.
The discussion centers on timing and rhetoric as critics claim the senator’s oratory fails to meet focal expectations. Supporters argue the approach fits the era and audience, while opponents urge clearer solutions and stronger leadership.
A Dillon notice urges Beaverhead county voters to support Referendum Measures 33 34 and 84 to fund a four year course at the Normal college. It warns that failure to pass could lead to decline and hinder progress of the Teachers' College.
The Tribune notes Beaverhead county population at 4,635 per census data, up 1,928 in ten years. Residents busy with winter prep, log work, and sod foundations while Dillon nears New York style fashion. School opens next Monday for five months.
Mark F Poindexter left Friday night for Chicago to study medicine. Beaverhead republican club lists 150 members with more to join. A grand parade was scrubbed by bad weather, but a minstrel show and large bonfire drew a huge crowd.
The Tribune notes Dillon will start free mail delivery next Monday. It updates that Thomas bought the Dillon Transfer company equipment from W. T. Scully and mentions the bank bandit’s identity at the county jail along with the upcoming election.
Mrs. H. H. Hanson and Mrs. H. N. Tragitt Jr. host a sequence of gatherings this week at Mrs. Hansen's Grandview residence. A luncheon occurred Tuesday and further invitations go out for a Friday afternoon event.
Mr and Mrs HE M Martinell were in town from Dell on Thursday, stopping in for a brief visit.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promoted in a thrift buy offer with a Family size bottle priced at 1.20, containing five times the Small 80c bottle. Buyers save 30c per Family size, claimed to aid coughs croup and throat irritations and endorsed by mothers for elderly use. Sold everywhere with over 100 million bottles sold.
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