Road Committee Recommends Direct Dillon to Argenta Route
The Citizens’ Meeting committee concludes the direct route from Dillon to the Rattlesnake via the Hat, across private lands, is feasible and cheaper. They estimate total cost around 2 thousand dollars with a bridge and grading, foresee easier year round traffic and shorter distance to Bannack, Argenta, and Blue Wing. The report urges liberal subscriptions to fund construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones
Argenta
Dillon
Beaverhead River
Monroe Mann
van Camp
Craig Cornell
Bannack
Reeder Street
Rife
Jas. O'neil’s
A. 8
J. E. Morse
Jas. O'Neil
Mr. Rife
Mr. Cornell
Beaverhead
Blue Wing
Grasshopper
Big Hole
Frank Evren
Unknown historic disease text fragment in dermatology ad
Vague fragment describes severe skin and scalp symptoms including itching burning cracking bleeding and scaling. Mentions tender babies as victims and suggests some remedy but ends with partial claim.
Senator Sherman’s five finance measures cited by Senator Morgan
Senator Morgan accuses Sherman of pushing five finance measures that troubled handling of the remaining 346 million in greenbacks, comparing it to funding 12 billion in annual government expenditures and 3 billion in debt service over 30 years. He names 1878 silver demonetization, 1878 gold reserve sequestration, 1890 parity powers, private bond sales, and private contracts bypassing legal tender laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sherman
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Morgan
Price of gold standard and tariff debate echoes in editorials
The compilation quotes opinions from multiple papers criticizing gold standard advantages for Asiatics and tariff protections. It links economic policy to farmer suffering and political gain, noting ironies in national leadership. The sources mix sharp satire with moral commentary on living well and conscience.
Carlisle Debt Critique Critics Say Debt Soars Under Carlisle Policy
The Denver News argues that Secretary James G. Carlisle has saddled the nation with about 500 million dollars in new debt since 1894. It cites four bond issues, growing interest costs, and a misalignment between executive actions and congressional sanction, warning of burdens on producers during peaceful times. It notes total obligations near 497 million principal, with interest exceeding 238 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
James G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Foster
Ohio
United States
Congress
Morrill
Vermont
Teller
Walcott
Dubois
Carlisle
Morgan Syndicate
New York Herald
White House
Wall Street
Denver News
Mills Resolutions Align with Democrats Against Cleveland
The Mills of Texas resolutions in the senate oppose the president and align with Democrats nationwide. The piece recalls Mills 1893 reframing of Democratic doctrines to avoid antagonizing Cleveland, noting the unsettled currency policy and opposition to the Sherman act’s purchasing clause. It contrasts Mills with the administration and cites Atlanta Constitution and Boise City Sentinel comments on policy and Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mills
Texas
Cleveland
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Senator Mills
Atlanta Constitution
Bimetallic System Endured Here From 1193 to 1873
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the nation once ran a bimetallic system with mints open to gold and silver and silver valued around 1.30 dollars per ounce. It blames money loaners bound dealers and a gold syndicate for pushing toward a gold standard to raise prices today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Public Auction Sale of Home and Farm Goods
On Saturday April 4 the undersigned will sell at public auction his house stable and three lots on Washington Street including a piano parlor furniture grange two parlor stoves farming implements carts harness and 40 head of horses. Payments in cash. Dillon Montana February 10 1896. Newbro Witch Hazel Almond Cream advertised as a premier toilet preparation. Prison office job work offered with stylish results at moderate prices.
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Washington Street
Willis Post Office Letters and Gibbonsville Meeting Notice
Willis Montana post office letters dated February 28 1896 remain unclaimed for 30 days before moving to dead letter office. Gibbonsville Mercantile Co stockholders plan the annual meeting in Dillon on March 10 at 10 a.m. for director and officer elections and related business. ttest Lambert Eliel secretary February 20 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Willis Beaverhead County
Montana
August Reichle
P. M Messware
James Scharzer
Henry
Gibbonsville Mercantile Company
Dillon
M. L. Davidson
Ttest
Lambert Eliel
The Tribune becomes thrice weekly with 18 pages weekly
The edition increases to three papers per week at the old one dollar annual price, delivering 156 papers yearly with six pages per issue. It claims greater frequency and prompt news, combining daily vigor with weekly features. Subscriptions in Dillon, Montana, via Tribune Pub. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Worlp
Worup
Traver-a- Wear World
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Pub. CO
Mont
Newspaper Choices Offer Alternative Subscriptions
If the N. Y. World is not wanted a choice may be had of one of the following named papers: Inter Ocean weekly Toledo Blade weekly The Ladies Home Ideal Cincinnati Enquirer weekly Sheep and Wool weekly Beaton Traveler semi weekly San Francisco Chronicle weekly 25 cents extra The Cosmopolitan Magazine 25 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. World
Inter Ocean
Toledo Blade
Ladies’ Home Ideal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sheep and
Beaton Traveler
San Francisco Chronicle
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prove
Droge & Care
Coxr
Bole Proprietors
Boston
the Philosophers
Galveston News
Somerville Journal
Boston Transcript
Chicago Times-Herald
England
Boise City Sentinel
Phenix
Schuttler
Mitchell
Bain
J. D. Onem
Dillon, Mont
Newbro
Stockholders’ Meeting
Fifth District
George W. Dart
Robert Ih Wing
Thomas M. Selway
Harrie
A. Dart
G. W. Dart
Wing and Dart
R.Z Tromas
Barbour
New York World
Butte Miner
Northwest
News Service
West
THE
Buite Miner
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Dillon Implement Company
J. T. Cox
W. S. Pyle
COX & Plye
Geo. J. Staudaker
Butchers
Veal
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Montana
C. O. D. Store
Madison Counties
Equire Tribune
G. W. Allison
Argenta Road
Thomas Hawley
Winona
Minn
John Hanley
Victor Bicycle
W. Hayward
Trisoxs
Torsure Posses Co
Schutler
Jos. Rich
William Clark
Tripune Posrismixe Co
Butte
N. Y
C. C. George
New York
Wood
Trinaxe
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