Delinquent Subscriptions Noted by Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner issues a notice to delinquent subscribers in the third volume. It promises a $2 rate for the full volume to those who pay promptly after this notice, though advance payment was the rule. A garbled portion mentions unrelated local matters and personal anecdotes.
Wool and Free Wool Bill Impact on Industry
An Idaho or Montana rural grower, John F. Harney, claims 25 percent profits in wool and argues the Wilson free wool bill will raise American wool prices by easing supply unrest. The piece interweaves market speculation with legal notes on mining and location notices, revealing a period tailing off in trade policy discourse.
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