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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1893
Page
4
Public notice details for subscription rates and mailing terms appear in the 1893 Dillon Montana issue. It lists prices for penny or bulk subscriptions, prepaid postage, and advance payments with reference to by mail postage terms.
A critical editorial mocks a 15 000 word presidential message as bloated and pointless. It derides aims on economy post office waste, free seeds and envelopes, government overreach, and civil service reform while noting no silver legislation and vague policy on Hawaii and the army.
The text accuses a public figure of posing as a patron of foreign missions while gossiping about neighbors across Europe and the Americas. It questions the prophet's recent affection for black people, contrasts with earlier Republican support, and attributes a pension-driven rhetoric to him.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce publishes a near two hundred page pamphlet of the International Irrigation Congress held October 10 to 14 in Los Angeles. It includes the call, openings, delegate list, resolutions, foreign and American addresses, and discussion on irrigation topics. Also notes Bancroft’s Book of the Fair Part Five and Six, exposition space allocation, and Southern Pacific travel plans for exhibitors and visitors.
Rainy days in San Francisco barely slow building work for the California Midwinter International Exposition. Roofs and interiors advance across the Mechanical Arts and Manufactures and Liberal Arts buildings. Concessional work stays on track with opening day finances the main incentive.
The article notes Colorado gems like garnet emerald tiger eye blood stone agate and gold stone rise in popularity as unique souvenirs and fine-cut jewelry. It highlights the growing native jewel industry and the Rocky Mountain Sentinel of Denver offering Colorado jewelry premiums to subscribers while praising the paper as a trusted weekly illustrated family paper.
A calm woman with unearthly blue eyes passes to mass as readers gaze into the depths of death and desire. The speaker recalls a past knowing her yet says the present gaze avoids his own. He contemplates sin, grace, and sacrilege before the angelic, unreadable face.
The Toledo Blade publishes a cloth bound volume with all Nasby Letters by D R Goeke, plus a Locke portrait. One hundred thousand copies printed, offered free by mail with a one dollar yearly subscription. Send for a specimen copy to The Blade Toledo Ohio.
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