Editorial

Remember when I knew everything?

When I was 15 years old, I was convinced I knew everything and I had no problem making sure I told everyone how much I knew.

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The Hardin Tribune
VOLUME XIII, NO.32
August 6, 1920

List of Candidates for County Office

The following candidates for nomination to office at the primary election to be held Tuesday, August 24, have filed their petitions in the office of County Clerk Carl Rankin: Republicans- C. W. Greening, state senator; W. A. Peden, representative; Henry G. Campbell and Fred B. Gladden, county commissioners, six and two-year terms, respectively; Carl Rankin, clerk; John MecLeod, sheriff; Harvey H. Barnett, treasurer; George H. Miller, clerk of court; F. D. Tanner and L. E. Haven, county attorney; C. W. Doane and A. E. Bollum, public administrator; J. W. Bullis, coroner; J. R. Dyckman, assessor; Lucy Batty, superintendent schools.

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The Hardin Tribune
VOLUME XIII, NO. 31 
July 30, 1920

Turning on the Light

What is publicity? Webster denies it literally as the art of telling what you have. There are many kinds of publicity-flambouyant, misleading, detrimental, and publicity based absolutely on facts- the only kind that pays. Publicity based on facts needs on explanation. It stands on its merits and the reader can draw his own conclusions.

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The Hardin Tribune
July 23, 1920
Volume XIII, No. 30

Nearly 2,000 May Vote at Primary

If every elector registered votes at the primary election the 24th of next month, there will be 1,909 ballots cast, that being the number entitled to the right of franchise according to the records in the office of County Clerk Carl Rankin. The registration by precincts is as follows:

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The Hardin Tribune
VOLUME XII, NO. 27
July 2, 1920

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VOLUME XII, NO. 26
June 25, 1920

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Volume XII, No. 24
June 11, 1920

Stay home, it only makes sense

I hate going anywhere. I’m a 39-year-old curmudgeon.

The Quarantine Chronicles

Editor's note: Reporter Rusty LaFrance spent the week of March 9 to 13 in Chicago, Illinois for the opening of the Field Museum of Natural History’s opening of the “Apsáalooke Women and Warriors” exhibition. During his time there the public health crisis surrounding coronavirus exploded. He spent the next week in a state of self-quarantine for the protection of the general public, but monthly his mom. Fourteen days after his initial potential exposure to the virus he returned to the outside world.