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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
4
The paper will be mailed regularly to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The average price of commodities rose 1.2 percent from June to July while the period since July 1, 1907 to July 1, 1908 shows a 13.4 percent decline. Ninety cents now buys as much as a dollar a year ago, highlighting how the Republican panic boosts incomes for some while wrecking the unemployed.
The Cincinnati Times-Star countertops the mood as it notes William Jennings Bryan has again won the Democratic nomination for president. The paper suggests Republicans might be encouraged by a bright day and hopeful signs despite the political tilt.
The Indiana News urges farmers to support the Bryan campaign fund, noting 1908 differs from 1896 and 1900 as political education grows. It highlights a Swedish-born Iowa farmer who gave $100 and calls for widespread farmer contributions to back the Democratic platform and restore government to the people.
Washington letters discuss laborers as pivotal in the national race. The piece notes workers in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio favor tariff protected industries and hints at H C Frick leading a plan to sway the labor vote with American wage pledges and bathroom promises. It cites a Bureau of Labor wage report as context and questions the true prosperity behind the anecdotes.
The passage argues that men must be ousted despite proving non anarchistic by advocating equal burdens and benefits and capable regulation. It criticizes Eastern wisdom and Taft era influence, warning that viewing the country as in 1904 leads to a coming great awakening in 1908.
Notice to the Public reports the county board of commissioners enacted a regulation at the last meeting prohibiting displaying any advertising matter along county highways. The order affects all highways within the county and enforces a clean roadside standard.
Local notice from S B Perry promoting the Mint in Dillon offering Crystal Brook whiskey and Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as specialties along with a fine line of wines and cigars.
Six young registered boars listed for sale by MacDougal and Gosman of Lima Montana. The notice notes registration status and contact details for interested buyers.
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