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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
9
Tribune Publishing Co notices and charges
Publication rules and billing details for the Tribune Publishing Company. Notices of church events with admission or profit are charged per line, with specific rates for Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry. Includes telephonic contact and postal handling notes.
Three Hundred Years of Nationalism
Long Beach Telegram recalls pivotal early American developments from 1619 to 1754. It notes Jamestown’s Burgesses birth, 1620 Mayflower compact, 1638 Connecticut constitution, 1643 initial colonial union efforts, and Franklin's 1754 Albany plan facing opposition from England and the colonists.
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Long Beach
Legislative Assembly
New World
Jamestown
House of Burgesses
Virginia
Old World
Europe
Plymouth Colony
Massachusetts
Connecticut
England
Benjamin Franklin
Albany
American independence debate on 300 year history and world council
The piece argues against returning to Old World autocracy and endorses maintaining American independence and the Constitution as the nation grows from 3 million to 110 million. It decries a world council with unequal voting and questions commemorating the 300th anniversary of popular government. Ketmar arrives in Monida for winter preparations.
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Thomas’ Jefferson
United States
America
New World
Omaha poll shows strong opposition to league of nations
A Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota survey by an Omaha newspaper reports 983 against the league in any form 268 for with reservations and 106 for ratification as is. Replies come from all parts of the states with a large farmer majority and at least twenty percent from women.
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Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
League of Nations
Omaha
Ows
League
Policy Shift Demanded Over Mexican Killings
The writer urges immediate action after repeated American casualties in Mexico and warns that waiting for another murder is unacceptable. He cites ongoing State Department warnings and calls for a real change in the disgraceful program.
White House grounds used to grow mutton for cost relief
The President envisions wide backyards for all city residents to raise their own sheep. This plan aims to ease high living costs by using the White House rear grounds for mutton production.
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White House
Close Margin On Ford Coverage Sparks Tribune Debate
The Tribune faced scrutiny over its Ford reporting with margins as tight as six cents, signaling close alignment or error in coverage and inviting reader discussion about accuracy.
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Tribune
Ford
Monida News Roundup and Estate Sale Notice
Monida updates report Mrs Kennedy and family visiting Dillon and plans to return by Park route. Cattle and sheep shipments hindered by car shortages. Mrs Pearl Lyons and Miss Rose McBride travel to Butte for medical care. District Court notice announces sale of estate real property in Beaverhead County with ten percent deposit and written bids required by Sept 20, 1919.
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Monida
Harry Martin
Arthur Evans
Anaconda
Evans
Martin
Pearl Lyons
Joliet
Illinois
Montgomery
Miss Rose McBride
Butte
Miss McBride
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Robert H. Jones
Sell &T
Township One
Range Fourteen
Montana Principal Meridian
Pease & Stephenson
Dillon
GEO. T. Banks
St James Episcopal Church Service Times
Church notes list Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and 11 o clock with sermon at both sessions. Church school begins at 9 45 a m and evening prayer and sermon follow the 7 30 p m service.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Llo
Methodist Church Sunday Service and Mission Slides
Sunday school at 10 a m with Prof Lee R Light and a 11 o clock sermon by Pastor H G Humphrey titled The High Cost of Christian Living An illustrated address on Protestant Missions in eastern and southern Asia will be shown in the evening using about 70 colored slides Everyone welcome
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Lee R. Light
H. G. Humphrey
Asia
The Everlasting Crown and Crises of the Hour
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. theme The Everlasting Crown. Evening service at 8 p.m. theme The Crises of the Hour. Mid week service Wednesday 8 p.m. Union services ended. Pastor John H. Hamstra invites plans to turn thoughts God-ward.
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God-ward
John H. Hamstra
Demobilization Predicted to Cause Odd Business Shifts
Senator McCumber warned that demobilization will bring unusual changes in business. He cited a businessman who expects postwar orders to flow through a military hierarchy ending with routine financial tasks and tidied desks, illustrating a shift in corporate culture.
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McCumber
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure
A historic sales claim touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year remedy. It asserts the product works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces and relieve catarrh, offering a reward for results and urging immediate use despite misspelled copy.
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Hall
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Telephone
Dillon Post Office
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Clay Kennedy
Church Notes
Dores
John Martin
Xtragood
Pathe Phonograph
the Talking Machine Supreme
Harold Bell Wrights
Bryan Kent
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Idaho
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