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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
9
Public notice and classified information from the Dillon Tribune describing publication charges for church festival notices fairs and similar events, card of thanks obituary poetry and advertising rates. It also covers mailing details, letter addresses to the Tribune Publishing Co and a disclaimer about employee debts and delivery reliability.
The piece argues for Hughes with Maine results cited against Wilson. It contrasts September and November tallies from 1908 to 1912, noting Maine’s 14 000 September lead and 34 000 predicted November edge, while critiquing Wilson and calling for protective tariffs after March 4 1917. It discusses foreign policy, trade, and suffrage remarks, warning of dangers in current administration.
Observers note posters compare to November 1908 results but omit the 7 653 figure, arguing the public would better see the real difference. The plea pushes Democrats to find a different source of good news to highlight.
The piece argues Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota face poor crops but should remain optimistic. It notes past success from diversified farming after failures and urges subdivision of farms. It critiques the federal inheritance tax impacts on state revenues and a Democratic agenda.
Business failures in the United States during August totalled 15 890 500 dollars, up fifty seven percent from July figures. The data invites critics to tout or challenge claims of prosperity tied to democratic policies using these numbers.
In a Maine audience Josephus Daniels claimed many dreams had come true. The voters proved him wrong by delivering what he described as a rude awakening, stating the record is clear and consistent, mirroring a returning boomerang.
The speaker criticizes Democratic excess and pork barrel spending while urging a revitalized government. He calls for firm rights declarations, sensible border protection, and steadfast national preparedness to safeguard America’s future. He stresses conviction without vacillation in national policy.
Democratic leaders in the Senate blame pitiless publicity after the Denmark West Indies purchase terms leaked out. Wilson is said to be burdened by Hughes's evidence of inefficiency and has not replied to the charges. Is he too proud to fight?
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana at close of business September 12 1916. Note Ra' sil 72 671.21.
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