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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1899

Page

4

Friction in Montana Politics and National Affairs Echoed

A compilation notes editorials from Kalispell Inter Lake and Helena papers criticizing Montana politics, population issues, and national figures. It references Dewey and Hobson, the Dingley tariff, potential senate elections, and US press comparisons, highlighting political unrest and commentary across Montana and Washington.

New York Sun on silver standard and Montana politics

The text discusses Secretary Long seeking a $50,000,000 navy expansion, critiques Democratic fights over Manley’s successor, and quotes the New York Sun on Bryan and the Chicago platform. It covers Montana Democratic stance, silver coinage debates, and partisan contrasts with Republican officials portrayed as cautious.

Congress Secretary Long Mantle New York Sun Dem Col William Jennings Bryan Chicago Moses Col. Bryan James K. Jones Democratic National Committee Bryan Montana Democratic St. Louis

Why is it you sign your son's name to that article

A Chicago Post quote argues a father signs his son's name to an article for a magazine to help his boy start a literary career. The speaker believes starting early benefits children and grandchildren more than pursuing fame alone.

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Weathered phrases from a 19th century bulletin

A cryptic note quotes a hard running bicycle as a tire maker and mentions the furnace draft at the coal bank. It claims the prognosticator is a storm center and hints the die is cast relates to a burial at sea.

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Certifies cure from drink through Ensor treatment at Dillon Institute

A. A. Morton of Lima Montana reports twelve years of hard drinking ended after full Ensor treatment under F. W. Dearborn at Dillon Institute. Morton credits improved health and renewed will to live and offers his statement for publication. all cures guaranteed or money refunded.

Ditlon Mont Ensor F. W. Dearborn Dillon Institute Ensor Institute Mr. Dearborn A. A. Morton Lima Dillon Montana

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