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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
The Tribune Publishing Company will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees, except in cases where orders signed by the management are given.
Notices of church events and paid entertainments sent by mail incur five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry are also charged at five cents per line. this notice appears in the Dillon Post Office transmission guidelines for second class mail matter.
The Textile World Journal argues wool and sheep sustain Beaverhead County’s economy and warns that freeing wool would ruin local livelihoods. It denounces Walsh and Underwood tariff policy and urges voters to back Republican Oscar M. Lanstrum and Frank Linderman for senator and representative.
The piece argues that inter allied raw material rules would depress domestic wool prices if Brit ish colonial wools flood the market. It notes the threat to Montana farmers, the limits of tariff protection, and calls for congressional action and a square deal from Linderman for Congress.
Mr Walsh denies a government embargo on lumber but cites government restrictions that deprive Montana lumbermen of their only market. Mills may shut down due to the policy. Montana claims to have furnished more men and money than any state and urges a square deal for Linderman in Congress.
Leo H. Faust of the Republican State Central committee denounces a Postmaster General Burleson aide letter to Montana postmasters. The letter asks how presiding post offices will vote on Senator Walsh’s re election, masking as personal correspondence from Ruskin, reflecting alleged improper influence.
Montana readers are urged to view Lewis Penwell, in federal wool policy, as violating the president's stance that politics is adjourned. The letter supporting Senator Walsh is cited as evidence of partisan use of government, calling for a Republican senator and two Republicans to counter Democratic control and price fixing claims.
Montana Governor Sam V. Stewart denounces U.S. Senate hopeful Dr. Oscar M. Lanstrum calling him flawed by Masonry and religious differences. The speech accuses Lanstrum’s backers of foolish policies, labeling them “fool friends” in a heated political moment.
The document argues that Governor Stewart's attacks on Dr. Lanstrum over his Masonry and religion hurt Senator Walsh and the Democratic Party. It claims religious liberty is sacred in America and predicts votes will shift to the Republican ticket as Democrats rebuke the mudslinging.
A campaign ad quotes Linderman calling for a war profit tax aimed at the man who reaped great gains from the European conflict before the United States entered the war. The speaker labels the individual as the pioneer profiteer.
In Montana, Dr. Lanstrum and Frank Linderman are urged as loyal Republicans to back the war effort and postwar reconstruction. The piece argues Democrats seek to adjourn politics for partisan gains, while Republicans vow to uphold protectionist policy and national unity.
Fragmentary oath claims a cure for catarrh and constipation with Haliz8 Medicine by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Advertisement text alleges internal action through mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials and Druggists.
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