Dillon Montana Newspaper Notices From 1902
E L Poindexter Editor enters as second class matter at Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance and the paper will be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and arrears are paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Examiner Ad Rates Promise Largest Paid Circulation
An advertising note proclaims Dillon Examiner in Beaverhead County offers the largest bona fide paid circulation. It states subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection and is dated Wednesday April 15, 1908.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Patronize Your Home Merchants Says Governor Folk
A persuasive call to support local merchants over catalogue houses. It extols enjoying better service, correcting errors, easier credit, and locally paid taxes. It argues home shops invest profits locally, fund libraries and parks, and keep property values stable, urging readers to buy locally for quality and community benefit.
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Gov. Folk
Shortage in Livestock Marketing Evident Across Major Markets
The Chicago Farmers and Drovers Journal notes a marked drop in early week shipments across six key markets Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis St Joseph and Sioux City with cattle hogs and sheep totals down 35 000 24 000 and 61 000 respectively from the prior week and 33 000 36 000 and 34 000 from a year ago. The report flags continued scarcity and bullish sentiment amid rising retail prices and sluggish spring marketing.
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Chicago Farmers’ and
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Ito
Livestock Prices Edge Higher After Panic Sold-Off
A report notes gains in livestock values as trade stabilizes and bad sentiment fades. Foreign beeve prices reach their peaks since 1904 while eastern meat prices rise to multi month highs. locally retail costs surge and consumption dips. Panic last winter caused drastic liquidation of half fat holdings, limiting spring supplies and keeping prices high as marketing slows. abnormal conditions remain key price regulators.
Tariff Debate Hits Pittsburg Labor and Politics
The piece argues that a tariff protecting labor has not cured Pittsburg distress with thousands out of work and rising living costs. It notes wage declines amid high meat prices, while workers still elect Republicans who oppose tariff reform. The text warns of a promised tariff revision after elections, tied to a platform advocating a higher maximum tariff.
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Repub
Pittsburg
United States
Chandler Adams Tillman Letter Reveals Shared Skepticism of Trusts
A fractured view contrasts Chandler of New Hampshire and Tillman of South Carolina, two rivals with unlikely kinship. Chandler chronicled railroad power and urged prosecutors to dismiss pending trust prosecutions, while Tillman’s health and past votes shaped their uneasy bond amid party battles.
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Chandler
New Be Hampshire
Tillman
Caroline
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Boston and Maine Railroad
Ben Tillman
Railroad
Ananias Club
Local Court Clerks Issued Glory Papers and Civil Notices
Cupid Hazelbaker issued glory papers to Thomas A. Pendergast Ida M. Jackson Leroy Cozad and Sadie Rea plus Bert Knox and Etta Mable McNinch. A Bedrock to Dillon train incident led to 40 arrests and forthcoming trials as jobless crowds gathered.
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Cupid Hazelbaker
Thomas A. Pendergast
Ida M. Jackson
Jackson
Leroy Cozad
Polaris
Sadie Rea
Oregon
Bert Knox
Etta Mable McNinch
Dell
Chandler Letter Confirms Taft Money Power Plot
A leaked Chandler letter warns Republicans that Taft plans to unite money power and Roosevelt supporters, urging silence to help Bryan. The Great Falls Tribune notes the letter's authenticity and highlights Chandler’s past stance with silver and western debtors as context for Montana Republicans.
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Chandler
Taft
Roosevelt
Montana Stock Growers Meeting Rate Notice Miles City
A notice from the Montana Stock Growers Association in Miles City Montana in April 2022 announces a special fare of one and one third for attendees from outside points who present receipts showing full fare paid. The offer applies to crowds of 100 or more and details appear in section 33-21.
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Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Miles City
Mont
Two-Year-Old Percheron Stallion Displayed in Dillon
A two-year old Percheron stallion named pedirgee is shown at the State Bank of Dillon and may be sold at a fair price. For details contact H. 5, Andrus, Del, Montana with Z 19-t £.
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State Bank of
Dillon
Andrus
Del
Montana
Beer Brew Trade Offer From Dillon Brewery Buyer
A Beaverhead Brewery in Dillon Montana invites Dillon Brewery beer kega delivery offers at fifty centa and up per unit with delivery to Beaverhead Brewery.
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Dillon Brewery
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
Strayed Black Colt from Graeter Grocery Ranch Offer
A four year old black colt with a bar on the right jaw and figure 6 on Jett was reported stray from a ranch last spring. A reward of 15 dollars is offered for information leading to its return to the ranch. Also listed are apple varieties Baldwins York Imperial Pippins at Graeter Grocery.
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Graeter
Jett
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