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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
5
Fragmentary letters and notices from the Dillon Tribune page warn readers about misaddressed mail and editorial correspondence. The notice assigns responsibility for debts to the Trinunk Post Co unless orders are verified by the manager.
Six column summary highlights the open shop debate and labor violence ban, railroad safety and block systems, shorter train hours, irrigation and forest reserves, pension and currency, immigration reforms, and judiciary progress. It covers foreign policy, navy buildup, territorial development, and the Philippines with hopes for self government, urging readers to study the message.
Beaverhead mining firms won two silver medals and one bronze at the World’s Fair closing December 1. The Crystal Graphite company led by Pearl Stith earned a silver for crude graphite and crucibles. Heeda Consolidated won silver for lead-silver ore. Indian Queen Mining took bronze for silver-copper ore from the Birch creek district.
Twin Bridges weekly The Madison County Monitor transfers ownership as Paul R. Rosin sells to founder B Frank Yerkes. Yerkes, a veteran newspaper man, is expected to guide the paper to renewed success under his management.
Letters to Prof Koontz from leading universities applaud Beaverhead County High School. Cornell University University of Chicago University of Nebraska University of Michigan Vanderbilt and others confirm graduates meet entrance standards without exams. Sugar beet factory prospects excite eastern Montana residents amid cautious Beaverhead county interest and a millinery sale at Mrs Hart's ends tomorrow.
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