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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune outlines rates for notices and ads including 5 cents per line for festival notices and card of thanks, obituary poetry, and business orders. It also states policy on employee debts, delivery concerns, and address details for submissions and editor correspondence.
The Republican ticket includes Congressman Charles N Pray of Fort Benton for Congress, John T Athey of Great Falls for Clerk of the Supreme Court, E A Morley of Butte for Railroad Commissioner, Frank Eliel of Dillon for Representative, and T J Murray of Wisdom for Representative.
The Beaverhead county Republican convention approves Taft administration gains and praises Montana's Congressional delegation led by Carter Dixon and Pray. It backs protective tariffs, tariff commission study, and praises local county officials for efficient service, noting Dillon high school needs and county student access.
A group pledges to support a campaign to erect and equip dormitories connected with the Dillon High School to properly accommodate high school age boys and girls amid concerns about lacking suitable boarding options and taxpayer support.
The paper argues the Republican slate is best qualified for office and would likely win by a large margin next November. It praises Democratic candidates as respected citizens but asserts Republicans are stronger on job capability while not disparaging the Democrats.
The joke asks when a convention chairman is not the chair, answering that he is "the whole cheese." The quip plays on the phrase whole cheese to imply total control or central figure in a humorous way.
The Tripuns express thanks to the Democratic convention for endorsing Miss Margaret Jess as county school superintendent, while criticizing the convention chair for delays and preemptive denials. They praise Miss Jess as a qualified candidate and note Montana governor Norris’s favorable article about the state’s crops and wealth.
Governor Edwin L Norris of Montana writes for the Chicago Examiner about the state. The piece surveys Montana’s crops lands and resources, stressing vast opportunities and developments across the state.
A Beaverhead County Democratic broadside mocks the Republican platform as meaningless and ignorant. The piece urges Republicans to study more, framing the critique as a stern test of understanding and political literacy.
The Salvation Army at Dillon Montana under Captain J L Brugman aims to raise up to 1000 dollars to sustain its work and pay debts from prior leadership and recent changes. The effort is deemed worthy as it benefits creditors and will be spent in the community.
The group appeals to all who seek community welfare, praising the organization's economy and practicality. It notes the public's recognition of its benefits and urges Dillon residents to contribute a substantial portion of the needed funds to advance the cause.
An advertisement warns against mercury in treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Company of Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed at 75 cents per bottle plus testimonials and Druggists as sellers.
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