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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
11
A playful challenge invites readers to test Camels against any cigarette on the market, then compare puff for puff. The stunt promises a direct, head to head taste and draw test to reveal relative differences in flavor, smoothness, and satisfaction.
Democrats claim Republicans failed to govern since taking Congress two years ago. They argue Congress has successfully blocked Mr. Wilson’s one man rule, a difficult task. The Dayton News replies to Senator Harding’s acceptance speech, freeing Cox from that duty. Europe backs Harding and Senators who supported him in treaty debates.
Six afternoon programs at the Montana State Fair in Helena September 13-18 promise thrills with auto speedsters and an aeroplane race. DC J Thompson, Verdun veteran, pilots the plane in a novelty dash against sputtering cars, with auto polo, horse and relay races joining the program.
A letter from an Alabama farmer to Senator Underwood denounces free trade and warns that tariff policy threatens animal husbandry peanut growing and oil businesses. He notes peanuts in Alabama sell for far less now due to Orient imports and recalls large U S imports of coconut and soybean oils competing with farmers nationwide. The piece frames a broader clash: farmers rally with Republicans against foreign competition and tariff policy.
A 1920s opinion piece argues Gov Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt attack alleged presidential purchase by Wall Street. It questions Roosevelt and Cox claims, contrasts Democratic and Republican funding, and notes federal patronage misuse by postmasters and government staff to back the Democratic ticket.
William Jennings Bryan denounces H L Cummings as party chairman choice and attacks Governor Cox candidacy as a disgrace. He says Cox aligns with liquor interests and would insult the nation, arguing the Democrats risk losing progressive voters and national credibility.
A Dillon reader reports kidney trouble with backache and urinary issues improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Robert Moses of 123 W Centre St says relief came quickly and a few boxes cured her condition. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 36-37
A cautionary ad urges buyers to consult a title specialist before property purchases. It argues appearances can mask financial risk and promotes obtaining an Abstract of Title from Southern Montana Abstract & Title Co. of Dillon Montana, with Frank Hazelbaker as president.
A brief column notes that people favor their left foot for lounging and leaning, suggesting the left foot grows to bear more weight. It advises measuring the left foot first when buying shoes to ensure proper fit.
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