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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune announces subscription by mail with prepaid postage and advance payment terms. It outlines how readers can subscribe, pay in advance, and receive mail delivery services through prepaid arrangements.
Fisher, a San Francisco advertising agent at 21 Merchants' Exchange, is named as our authorized agent. The paper is kept on file in his office with a Montana filing dated December 28, 1894.
The American Economist argues that protecting tariffs benefited U S industry while free trade harmed it. It cites McKinley and Wilson acts, claims millions were invested and jobs created after McKinley, while Wilson proposals caused widespread job losses and reduced national output. The piece urges firm protection and rejection of filibustering.
New York business houses push American over English goods with guarantees and refunds. The American Economist notes a Fair Fairness pledge as proof of honest practice. Marcus Daly mourns Helena street demonstrators and lauds Anaconda for supporting Montana's industry with strong wages kept.
In a letter to Ex-Gov. Winte from St. Louis, silver questions rise as a national issue with Carlisle’s plan debated and fears of gold-heavy policy. The Livingston Enterprise notes state papers push a county road supervisor law to improve county roads and manage the poor tax fund.
The article surveys Hogmanay origins from French phrases and Druidic mistletoe lore, outlines old Scottish New Year rituals like first footing, door chalking, and community carols, and notes lively local gossip on Aaron’s alleged marriage settlement and regional terms for weather and officials.
The advertisement presents fashion illustrations of current men and women styles drawn by a renowned artist. Women’s styles are modeled after Worth and Felix of Paris, while men’s designs reflect garments by Slart, Schaffner & Marx of Chicago.
An advert touts tailored clothing for men and companions at budget prices. It promises accurate fit for all customers with a range of fabrics from rugged to refined, asserting honesty and value versus rivals.
Denver magazine touts Grand Colorado scenery from the Rockies to Pike's Peak and Cripple Creek gold camp. The Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly offers a 13 week trial for twelve two cent stamps with premiums of gold rings for yearly subscribers.
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