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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
4
Telegraph notes and brief items cover mail service, printing debts, paper delivery, a party platform critique from San Francisco Call, tariff discussions referencing Dingley and German acts, Cuba’s annexation question, wool price at Great Falls, Dunkard settlement near Kalispell, and late haying in the Centennial valley.
USGS bulletin reports 1901 manganese ore output at 11 995 long tons valued 116 722 dollars, up from 11 711 long tons worth 100 289 in 1900. Virginia leads production, Georgia and Utah follow, three states account for 90 percent. Montana no ore mined. domestic output remains small and foreign supply dominates.
The Los Angeles Herald asserts the Republican Party shows divergent yet tenacious views with strong unity in defense of principles. It notes leaders and rank and file think independently, but in political battles, democratic hope often fades as Republicans rally.
A Louisville Post editorial warns that a democratic House next November could shake confidence and destabilize the economy. The Globe-Democrat highlights Montana’s wool wealth and irrigation potential, while a Cambridge doctor dies after refusing smallpox vaccination. Fashion pieces discuss Irish crochet lace, sleeve puffing, and a smart foulard gown with tucked mousseline de soie and ribbon details. Then a humorous column recounts a Florida tavern argument over biblical skin color with contrasting viewpoints about Peter.
Fashion notes describe sleeve widening and Godet flounces in gowns. Skirts show deeper trained backs after narrow fronts. Three tier skirts appear in silk wool and summer fabrics, with extensive use of lace on nearly all summer gowns.
A cablegram from Walter reports that the International Press Congress union from twenty countries will meet at the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Grounds in St. Louis. Three hundred delegates from press associations leagues and clubs will attend representing about fifteen hundred journalists. The selection is highly esteemed and the event is described as the most brilliant gathering of newspaper workers to date.
Two Irishmen argue over a drink in Milwaukee's Fourth Ward until the bartender proposes a playful “vice man” referee. The page then features a testimonial ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional cure with a 100 dollar reward offer and related remedy pills.
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