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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune, Beaverhead County official weekly, lists subscription rates by mail and advance payment options. It notes contact for business notices, job printing, and editorial correspondence, with Fisher as the San Francisco advertising agent.
The item notes Anaconda voting Democratic while Butte leans Republican, discusses Congress, Turkey mission tensions, a new Bannack gold dredge, and ASCPA progress. It reports the execution of Biggerstaff in Helena, the ruling upholding the Montana license law, a rise in roving tramps, Easter Blanche Lamont case context, and Durrant awaiting Supreme Court fate.
The April Northwest Magazine presents feature pieces by Rollin Smith on Prospecting in Central Idaho and Major-General R. W. Johnson on Cadet Life, plus Florence A. Jones's Little Jim and W. S. Eberman on The Possibilities of North Dakota. It includes illustrations, notes, and regular departments, all in a fresh, high quality print. The Reserve column criticizes gold reserves debates and defense of government bonds, arguing against demonetization and warning of financial harms.
The clippings joke about Chicago opposing New York and urban fortunes. A Chicago man questions New York’s stature while a Kansas City journal quotes his delirium. The consolidation act may raise salaries for such critics.
A string of editorials note President Cleveland’s discomfort with public display of cabinet families on bicycles. The Philadelphia Times hints the issue influences his hunting. Washington Star and Pittsburgh Dispatch flag it as a potential national dispute over propriety and public behavior.
A collection of pithy aphorisms on money reputation and honesty from several newspapers. The statements critique wealth as substitute for fame and warn against delicate vanity when confronted with truth.
Mercury free Hall's Catarrh Core to treat catarrh is taken internally and made by J Cheney Co Toledo. Buy genuine from Druggist at 75 cents a bottle. Hall's Family Pills advertised as the best.
An 1890s guidance piece explains selecting lubrication for bicycle bearings and chain. It stresses the right thickness, dust impact, and recommends sperm and kerosene oil for bearings, lampblack kerosene beeswax mix for the chain, plus using small drops each time the wheel is removed.
Lord Brassey and his daughters, Minister Kurino of Japan, Miss Reed, General Miles and son Sherman, Mrs. Shaw, Congressman Cannon, Secretary Smith’s son Marion, Harmon’s daughters, Professor Langley, Count Tolstoi, all turn to bicycles or wheels. From Washington to Moscow, notable names adopt cycling as a pastime and skill in public life.
A. A. Zimmerman in the New York World urges riders to sit up straight and keep shoulders back to avoid bicycle face. He advises looking around rather than at the road, breathing fresh air, and avoiding poor form at the table and on the bike. He notes stylish dress should not hide a rider’s face.
Mrs M A Sanprison of Dillon thanks friends for support during illness and prays for blessings. For sale: Pickman residence eight rooms two-story frame with stable and five lots, plus Estes cottage on Sebree St. Items from house may be sold. inquire TRIBUNE office or Mrs V L Pieckman. Rag carpets woven by D J Kenney near Anderson's livery stable.
Riders returning to cycling should inspect bikes after storage. Check the chain and bearings, service the machine, and ensure tires stay well inflated during the first days of use. The guidance comes from American Cyclist.
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