19 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1894
Page
1
H A Bond MD is listed in Dillon Montana in a formal notice referencing a case involving Poindexter and Orr. The fragment indicates a legal matter or notice tied to a medical professional and local figures.
Expert Bo Schanhof shows that under the McKinley tariff American consumers would save about 163.5 million dollars annually on woolen goods. He cites samples such as all wool challis and heavy overcoatings and argues the present tariff reduces prices for buyers while protecting domestic production.
Washington Star reports speculative talk on Senator Don Catered of Pennsylvania heading a new silver platform and a potential fusion with Cameron’s faction. A Nevada senator friend of Jones is cited as a booster for a silver party, with salaries and legal issues noted amid mounting political maneuvering.
In a dispute over the Helena capital bid, Western Democrat notes Helena forces move toward Anaconda via New York. The Broadwater resort, opened by popular subscription, will close on the 1th, after a month of use. Anaconda Recorder cites harsh editorial tone in Helena papers against Anaconda and its supporters, hinting at multiple candidates for the capital seat.
Montana growers prepare the state’s first potato shipment to eastern markets, by Lindsay & Co. and Garrett & Co. The haul will reach about car loads totaling 600 000 pounds, sourced mainly from the Bitterroot and Willow Creek areas, paying growers around 35 cents per hundredweight. Strong Atlantic surplus and a tariff shift to 15 cents a bushel could open Canadian competition.
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