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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune official paper of Beaverhead County lists subscription rates by mail in advance and advertises mailing details. It notes business letters and advertisements go to the OSA Publishing Co and editorial manuscripts to Epiton Tribune, with P Fisher as the San Francisco advertising agent.
In Driven Montana on Jan 10 1896 the writer explains free coinage the seignorage concept and the shift since 1873. They argue silver coinage would not devalue gold or cause inflation and note global silver use, Cuban events, newspaper moves, fashion trends and regional publications as context. They also mention Idaho Falls coverage and the Salt Lake Tribune Almanac 1896 release.
The piece notes Utah is admitted as a state amid Western optimism and reports on a souvenir mining number from the Western Mining World at Butte. It covers Utahs resources and westward leadership, with tariff remarks by Senator Shoup proposing duties on lead and silver ores and refined lead products.
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports Montana sheepmen want wool tariffs restored and a shift to domestic wood processing. They argue wood should be cut and manufactured locally to avoid long shipments and high freight costs for finished goods.
The case of battery preferred by Mrs. Lottie Gross against William Neal ended with Neal’s acquittal in Judge Hewitson’s court. The dispute arose from a home conflict at J. J. Dowling’s residence, related by in law to Mrs. Gross. the paper declines to discuss family matters further.
A roundup of satirical tookings from multiple newspapers notes the New Woman's Bible expurgation page birth record, tar and feather remarks at a college, a New Yorker’s manly image, and quips about horses, recollections, fashion, census work, Boston weddings, Monte Carlo honeymoons, gold exports, Mars canals, and Mars canal funding.
A historical text surveys famed women from Sappho to Catherine I, noting diverse facial features and charms. It contrasts Dutch, Greek, and Roman depictions with legends of Cleopatra and Pocahontas, and comments on Empress Anna of Russia and Catherine II, suggesting beauty, temperament, and vice shaped by era.
A compilation of editorial reactions from Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Omaha noting St. Louis securing a national convention. Headlines praise St. Louis as a premier western convention city while contrasting views from other papers.
Frank R Stockton appears as a modest literary figure with a sharp gaze and engaging smile. Henri Rochefort is a genuine Marquis de Lucay who writes under H Rochefort to protect his title. Stanley Weyman plans a world wedding trip before settling in London. Alexandre Dumas recalls wretched school days due to lineage insults. Zola cautions friends against serial reading as he revises for volumes. Judge Albion Tourgee advises aspirants to work by an open fire to burn sheets.
A description of jewelry items features marquise rings with related shapes, silver stamp boxes, and paper weights in colonial designs. Silk garters with gold and silver mounts, wreath brooches in gold tones, and a two-diamond amethyst finger ring are highlighted. Tortoise shell brooches set with diamonds are noted, along with beaded handkerchief bags with silver hangings and gilded enamel.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward claim and testimonials. A Montana district court notice fixes annual terms for Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties in 1896 with schedule and official stamping.
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