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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1896
Page
4
Public notice outlines correct addressing for business letters to the Tribune Publishing Co and correspondence intended for the editorial department to Burron Tribune. It directs proper submission channels for notices, advertisements, and news manuscripts.
In Drixon Montana on January 3, 1896 the writer bids farewell to 1895, laments political strife and moneyed power, and urges reform for labor and capital. The piece notes newspapers and year-end issues, praises humor columns, and previews a Madison County service department while discussing Senator Sherman’s book and mixed reviews from major papers.
Donnelly argues a cross party plan to unite reformers around free silver while preserving core platforms. A two convention scheme could align Populists and free silverists on common candidates, enabling a reform ticket and nationwide victories. The piece cites Ottawa finance data and banker opinions on gold standard debates.
The Dillon New Year’s Eve ball was the most satisfactory event yet with nearly one third of the town in attendance. The Irune begins its sixteenth year and the TRRONG has published fifteen straight years without a miss. Librarian John F. Davis and Prof. John F. Davis reveal a Montana Civics book covering state history government systems and a complete statistical table for public use.
The New York Post reports velveteen, velvets, brocades and satins will dominate women's and children's wraps and gowns this winter. Plush capes cloaks and jackets appear in rich colors. Tudor and Stuart collars return with antique flair. new separate waists feature lavish fabrics and patterns for elegant day and evening wear.
The text portrays a wife and mother who avoids drama and never shares displeasing details. She stays polite, deflects insults, corrects children only discreetly, and manages household tensions without divulging tactics or personal discomforts.
Notice to advertisers requiring ad copy changes to be in the office by Thursday to ensure attention. Changes received on Friday cannot be guaranteed.
Readable text notes comfortable felt shoes in the Oxford style and low-heeled designs. Mentions brand or catalog entries likely describing footwear for casual or formal wear.
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