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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
4
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By order of the Montana Republican state central committee the 1910 state convention will be held September 15 at noon in the Missoula opera house to nominate candidates for Congress railroad commissioner and clerk of the supreme court. Delegates and alternates from counties including Beaverhead Madison Missoula Gallatin Silver Bow and others will attend. Rules govern absence votes and eligibility with O M Lanstrum as chairman and Geo O Freeman as secretary.
Beaverhead County Republicans announce primaries on September 3 1910 to select delegates and alternates for the county convention. Representation is based on last election votes with rules for attendance and casting votes, all delegates and alternates must be Republicans and residents of their precincts.
An editorial argues Dillon's baseball team costs the city money that could better support the Beaverhead county fair. It contends the fair would attract more visitors and show local livestock and products to outsiders, delivering greater community benefit and opportunities for settlers. It emphasizes the fair's superior impact over baseball advertising.
Within two weeks the Republican and Democratic tickets will be nominated and campaign activity will intensify. Campaign handshakes, promises, and vigorous rhetoric are expected as voters grow more engaged and the political atmosphere sharpens.
Voters weigh the field as both Beaverhead County parties face primaries and county conventions to name delegates and nominees. Republicans hold their primary tomorrow with a county convention set for Monday September 12 to nominate state candidates, while Democrats meet in Dillon on Tuesday September 6 to conduct similar business.
The Butte Miner rejects Mr. W A Clark as a Senate candidate yet claims he is the only Democrat who can lead Montana. The paper notes past inflated support and argues many Democrats dispute Clark's candidacy while acknowledging his strong support within the party.
The Butte Miner praises Dillon for a near equal exhibition as Butte defeats Dillon 2 1 in the ninth. It notes Dillon’s strong performance on Columbia Gardens grounds and hints Dillon could best any state team. The column also critiques national forest policy and Montana finances, contrasting Democratic and Republican viewpoints on the state convention and U S Senate race.
The Montana Lookout notes Gov Norris made a swift dash on a special Helena to Wes tern Montana train last week to reach his fruit farm and protect a wood pile from nearby forest fires. It questions whether the governor’s wood pile influenced the fast trip.
The piece mocks Attorney General Galen for ruling on motion pictures of prize fights while pondering if minds can picture the fight. It notes heated campaigns in Dillon with primaries upcoming, rival candidates, and jokes about weather, tariffs, and forest fires. It urges civic duty and mentions local fund drives and the county fair.
A fragmentary montage from Montana papers notes Dillon’s team overcoming rivals and pleasing local fans while sentiment shifts on elections and Sunday saloon rules. It comments on politicians’ aims, forest fires, gossip, and economic ethics with a mix of satirical quotes from diverse outlets.
Warning against mercury containing ointments for catarrh and praise for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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