Local Notices Rates and Policies in The Dillon Tribune
The Dillon Tribune outlines advertising rates and policies for local notices. Locan notices cost 15 cents per line for the first insertion and 12 cents for each subsequent line. Reading notices in Brevier type are 25 cents per line for the first insertion and 20 cents for each following line. Display ads are billed monthly or yearly at reasonable rates with pricing on application. Changes to standing ads may occur monthly without extra charge. more frequent changes incur composition costs. Copy for changes due by Wednesday before publication. Spathes marriages and deaths are free if desired with comments or obituary poetry at 1 cent per line. Thank you notices are 20 cents per line. Notices of festivals, fairs, sociables, parties, concerts, suppers, etc. with admission fees or sale articles are 0.5 cents per line.
Water, fire risk noted in Dillon. Helena fights and vigilantes kill
In Dillon Montana the December 2 1992 issue reports ample water but no fire protection raising concerns about a proposed hotel. Helena journal notes prize fights and a grim vigilante crackdown on cattle thieves, while Big Timber Pioneer marks its third year amid local growth.
Persistent Post-Election Campaigns Across Regions
A southern paper keeps up a vigorous post election campaign while some Montana papers join, reminding readers the election has ended. The piece urges supporters of these outlets to visit them and gently deliver the news that results are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Dixon
Montana
L. A. Fite
Sheridan, Mont
Town Lights Spark Civic Pride With New Electrical System
When the new electric lighting is first activated the town should celebrate with a festive display to show appreciation for leaving coal oil burning. The event marks a shift toward modern, efficient illumination and civic satisfaction.
Community unity urged to push city growth efforts
A call for a united effort to advance the city’s growth and well being is voiced amid talks of a mass meeting on the normal school issue. The piece notes a stronger water works proposition, possible city charter amendments, and the growing Dillon publishing scene including the Montana Baptist Record and The Rockies magazine.
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Montana Baptist Record
Dillon
J. H. Spencer
Montana
The
Rockies
Flour mill scheme gains local backing and funding
Promoters of a flouring mill project seek twenty thousand dollars for equipment. Investors pledge one thousand dollars each as soon as success is assured, with water power and electric company support planned. A one hundred barrel per day plant is deemed a safe, profitable venture benefiting ranchers and the business district.
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Smiecers
Amnill
Pardon tthe seeming impertinence question
Chicago Tribune questions whether Mrs. Lease is old enough to be a United States senator, presenting the issue as a press opinion piece on eligibility and public perception.
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Chicago Tribune
Lease
United States
Georgia Leads Push for State Bank Currency Plan
The Philadelphia Press notes Georgia becomes the first state to advance a plan for a state bank currency urging voters to back the issue. It mentions a broader trend as a third of states carried by Grover Cleveland supported similar financial reforms.
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Philadelphia’ Press
Georgia
Grover Cleveland
Extra Session Chicago Herald Urges Action on Wills
The Chicago Herald notes that an extra session could speed the execution of wills, urging readers to act promptly to secure their legal wishes.
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Chicago Herald
Call for Congress to convene extra tariff revenue session
Written appeal targets congressmen and the president-elect urging an extra session to cut tariffs to a revenue basis. It emphasizes both moral and political importance of such action.
Bloomington Eye Foresees People’s Party Rise Led by Weaver
The Bloomington Eye declares the People’s party as the nation’s future political force with Gen. Weaver described as its Moses guiding to promised offices as the movement grows from the wilderness.
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Bloomington
The
People’s Party
Gen. Weaver
Moses
ISDG
Let us hope it gets so cold in the east soon
A Bozeman Chronicle remark laments the lack of interest in football among eastern readers and wishes for extreme cold to end future games. It notes the public is not in touch with this amusement to any significant degree.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Mrs Lease in Senate a Chance for Pairing Odds
The piece jokes that if Mrs Lease becomes a U S senator from Kansas she would have chances to pair with suited chivalry and grow beards. It notes Senator Hill’s matrimonial prospects are off and imagines David taking a vacation to pair when desired.
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Madisonian
Veterans press for Rosecrans as Secretary of War
A large group of ex Confederate soldiers ask President Cleveland to appoint Gen. Rosecrans as Secretary of War, with many Union veterans ready to join the effort. Rosecrans, age 73 and in frail health, may hinder the appointment, though the gesture honors a man once named Register of the Treasury by Cleveland and kept by Harrison.
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Helena
Cleveland
Rosecrans
Soliclier
Register of the Treasury
Harrison
Capital contest distribution shows county support across seven cities
In the capital race seven cities each found friends in sixteen counties statewide. Boulder received no votes in Chateau county yet fared above expectations as Jefferson county seat. Deer Lodge tallied 704 votes in its county and 943 statewide, while Butte registered 5 224 in Silver Bow and 7 767 overall.
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Boulder
Chateau County
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Jefferson
Butte
Silver Bow
Butte and Bozeman Lead Montana Capital Vote Split
The state saw dramatic bets and voter totals as 45 241 ballots were cast on the capital question. Butte’s 18 000 combined with Anaconda’s led to questions of outcome while Bozeman posted 7 606 votes, closing the gap and debunking earlier rumors about its campaign. Montana’s turnout surpassed prior records.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
Bozemann
Helena
Montana
Admission of New Mexico in the union discussed
The Washington Post reports Republicans and Democrats alike push for New Mexico’s admission as a state. Delegates note promises of unity on sisterhood while parties anticipate shifts in majorities, yet both sides seek statehood to join Congress and the union.
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Washington Post
New Mexico
Joseph
Congress
Twitchell
Republican Party
Washington
Population figures from the 1880 census
Census returns show New Mexico with a population of 153 568, larger than Montana and Idaho, more than Nevada, nearly as large as North Dakota, and about two and a half times Wyoming.
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New Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
North Dakota
Wyoming
Horn Silver Mining buyers meet Knutsford for annual output
A week of ore buyer gatherings at Knutsford arranged contracts for Horn Silver Mining Company output for the coming year. T S Jones of Germania won the highest bid, $25 for higher grade ore and $21.10 for tow grade including freight and charges. The Horn Silver mine produces about 2000 tons monthly. Junction mill capacity will rise to 25 tons with Chilean crusher, extra pans, fettlers and other machinery ordered for rapid installation.
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Knutsford
Horn Silver Mining Company
Germania Smelting Company
City
Globe Smelting Company
Denver
Kansas City
T. S. Jones
Germania
Jonnes
Salt Lake Tribune
Madisondan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure
An 19th century style advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, invites readers to send for free circulars from F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
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