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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
9
In advance letters intended for publication, manuscripts should be addressed to Keditor Tribune for editorial department routing. The note indicates proper handling of correspondence and specifies the destination within the newsroom workflow.
The Tribune Publishing Company declines responsibility for debts by employees except when orders signed by management exist. Entered at Dillon Post Office as second class mail matter. Notices of events with admission fees or profit from sales are charged at five cents per line. Card of Thanks six cents. Obituary Poetry five cents per line.
The piece portrays President Wilson's wartime dream of a world league as a panacea while Europe shows skepticism. It notes British parliamentary derision, French reliance on a defensive alliance with England and America, and widespread European unfamiliarity with the league concept.
The paper rails at secret treaties and insists on not abrogating the covenant while listing concerns on Shantung and other Allied demands. It criticizes Wilson and laments European fears as the Senate debates the league. A sales note for a piano and contact phone 272 J appears at the end.
The article notes Democrats creating phonographic records of speeches to distribute via talking machines for outreach at political gatherings and homes. It contrasts with Republicans favoring direct face-to-face campaigning by party leaders.
The United States Grain Corporation purchased 1 013 013 barrels of flour for export at Baltimore within one week. Other weeks and ports lack data but the rising imports are cited as a warning that foodstuffs may be slipping away. Feed America first.
The Republican Publicity Association through President Jonathan Bourne Jr. releases a Washington statement arguing the United States went to war with Germany for war acts against the U S The document questions U S involvement in Japan China border disputes the Czech Slovak state borders Poland and other European issues including Dan zing and the Free City of Danzig.
Administrator Charles Sassman asks all creditors and any person with claims against Fred Sassman to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be filed at the law office of Pease and Stephenson in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated September 11 1919.
The administrator with the will annexed in the estate of Robert H. Jones will sell at private sale after September 20, 1919, land described as sections 13 23 and 25 and 35 in township 1 north range 14 west, Beaverhead County Montana. Bids must be in writing and delivered to the administrator or Pease & Stephenson in Dillon. a 10 percent deposit accompanies each bid, with balance due upon confirmation. Dated September 6 1919.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a 35 year trusted blood based remedy for catarrh. It promises a reward of one hundred dollars for cure and urges immediate use to improve health, noting wide pharmacist distribution and a call to purchase.
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