Sugar bounty planned for sugar producing states in 1891
The treasury department will soon distribute between 12 and 15 million dollars as a sugar bounty. Most funds go to Louisiana cane sugar farmers, with over 1 million to New England, New York, Ohio, Illinois, and the Northwest for maple sap, plus sums to be paid in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and California for sugar from beets and sorghum. Inspectors will weigh and test all sugar to prevent fraud under the international revenue bureau. Secretary Foster to appoint ten to a dozen inspectors amid political friction over posts.
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Anniversary Celebrations Highlight Dillon History
Tomorrow Dillon observes its 115th anniversary of Magna Charta with a patriotic celebration building on past parades dinners and toasts. Earlier years list Dingley Chapman Smith and Galbraith as orators, with fireworks balls parades and races reflecting a long civic tradition.
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Galbraith
Sugar state quotas shape federal appointments
The commissioner of internal revenue declined to name appointees but noted Ohio would receive two posts as a maple sugar state tied to McKinley and Sherman. Indiana would get one for sugar production, while Kansas Nebraska and California would share three more. Louisiana pressed for the rest, arguing it produced more sugar than all others combined.
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The Stinking Water Prospector Debuts in Montana
Shelby Eli Dillard launches The Stinking Water Prospector as a quarterly side issue to the Red Lodge Pickett. The salutatory promises free speech, promotion of business, and broad readership across Park and Yellowstone counties in Montana and Fremont County in Wyoming, with a bold stance against political charlatans.
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Life of Samuel Hauser A Kentucky Born Governor and Pioneer
The TrIBUNE profiles Samuel T. Hauser a self made man born January 10 1838 in Falmouth Kentucky. The piece outlines his early education civil engineering work in Missouri river prospecting viagens and leadership in mining banking and railway ventures across Montana Territory noting his wealth generosity and family status.
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Notable Deaths and Appointments Across Regions
The article records diverse notices: a Democrat politician named to govern Montana in 1885 under Cleveland, Prof. Weber a German scientist dies in Berlin, Dr. Nicholson from Philadelphia to accept Milwaukee Episcopal Bishopric, the will of Sir John MacDonald distributing about 90 000 dollars excluding Earnscliffe Hall to Lady MacDonald and Hugh John MacDonald, and a fatal train collision near Grafton Nebraska where Mrs C F Haney and Mrs A M Latro were killed crossing a track.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonial From California Pioneer
Jerome M Sleep er of Upper Lake California recalls eight bottles of Hood s Sarsaparilla curing his son Ellery after blood poisoning from vaccination Touching letters from Van B Sleeper city treasurer Lowell Massachusetts confirm the product s reliability Hood s Sarsaparilla sold by druggists 1 dollar six for five dollars prepared by C I Hood & Co Lowell MA 100 Doses One Dollar
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