Postal Notice of Second Class Mail Matter at Dillon Post
Entry indicates material entered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
9
Entry indicates material entered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
The piece argues wealth grows through saving and investment, cites U S total wealth rising from 88 billion in 1900 to 320 billion, warns country towns against roadside charity as dangerous to motorists and youth, calling for restraint in generous lifts. It stresses prudent investments and honest enterprises for national prosperity.
The piece condemns hitchhiking as a degrading national menace and urges motorists to act. It notes youths and girls standing by roadsides signaling for rides, calling for a sharp awakening to restore self respect and curb the practice.
Montana stockmen speak at a hearing on forest reserves and grazing policy urging long term leases and local control. They defend grazing on public lands, oppose blanket rules, warn of higher costs and reduced cattle numbers, and stress sustainable practices for beef and wool markets.
A collection of light humor and sketches recounts several old jokes and vignettes. Included are aviation fare jokes in Atlantic City, a tombstone inscription pun, racial and social humor from wartime era, a parrot lawsuit tease, a parable about a funeral, and a child’s quip about fear of the dark with a playful God reference.
Halts catarrh by an ointment for external relief and a blood purifying internal medicine. The tonic acts through the blood to mucous surfaces restoring normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A fragment suggests settlers or local committees seeking governance based on local conditions rather than federal oversight. The text hints at tension between distant officials and regional authorities shaping policy and control.
Beaverhead County Montana trustees of School District No. 10 invite bids to operate three routes for the coming school year. Details from the board clerk, with bids due by Monday September 21 1925. R F Tattersall clerk. First publication Sept 4 1925.
Malta growers of certified seed potatoes announce plans to construct a twenty car storage warehouse to handle the crop. The project aims to improve storage capacity and preserve potato quality for distribution.
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