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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
4
A kaleidoscope of Garfield era politics narrates the factional battle surrounding Blaine and Conkling, the New York patronage scramble, and Guiteau's assassination, with later Lakeview notes on ranch activity, missing person obits, and local community updates.
Satisfactory reward is offered for the return of a lady's diamond ring. The finder may identify it and return to the Tribune office at 34 tf.
Helium production and rigid airships advance balloon service in the Navy. Captive kite balloons aid big gun accuracy during firing tests with constant telephone links between the basket and ship stations. Balloon crews must manage agitation and danger high above decks.
Sheridan reports Ben Green and Mr. Swanson threshing twelve acres of seed peas yielding 70 sacks at about 120 pounds per sack. Crop valued among the valley’s best this year, with many farmers expecting higher returns as acreage expands. Grain harvest underway. frost spared mature crops. alfalfa second cutting good. Social notes: Holloways from Townsend hosted by Rossiters. LaDues and Raymonds dined with local families. J. B. Linderman visiting former friends. Junods traveled to Helena with Amaretta Junod.
Five room furnished house for rent by Sept 1. Contact Mrs. Wm Klein at the corner of Glendale and Idaho. call 228-W.
On Sunday September 5th the church will hold Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m Holy Communion and sermon at 11 00 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Thomas W Bennett is the rector.
Christian Science Society on East Center Street holds services at 11 a m with the subject Man. All are welcome.
Dr. John F. Stratton of New York City, brother in law of Mrs. Grant E. Finch, was a guest at the Finch home this week.
Mrs C E Blinn and her children returned Sunday from Helena where they had been visiting.
The piece argues the next president must tackle a massive tax bill after the Civil War era. It cites a 5.41 billion annual tax take as of June 30 and 2 percent of wealth, blaming wartime excess for high taxes and urging reductions through prudent policy by the opposing party, with Senator Harding pledged to lead.
Senator Harding opposes pressuring legislators with threats or coercion to win votes. He criticizes the notion of wielding a club to secure support and labels it a Democratic method. He emphasizes independence in voting and respect for legislative choice.
A brief reflection notes how early humans feared newcomers to a cave dwelling, suggesting instinctive prejudice toward a newly discovered shelter and possible threats from wild beasts already there.
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