Subscription Rates and Public Notices Policy
The notice outlines subscription rates for one year six months and three months with prices in dollars. It lists rates for notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables and similar events and 5 cent per line charges for obituary poetry and card of thanks. It also states address directions for business letters notices and job printing and notes non liability for debts contracted by employees and subscriber complaint procedures.
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the Tribune Pubishing Co
Dillon Considers Pure Water Solution and Filter Plant
Residents weigh a $15,000 filtration plant to source clear water from springs near Birch creek and the head of the stream. The Morse dam break and Rattlesnake deposits threaten muddy supply after every freshet, urging action by city officials. The piece also notes a local flag incident involving Japanese laborers during a national holiday and Silver Bow’s sheriff.
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Dillon
Morse
Silver Bow
Roosevelt Orders Probe Into Guggenheim Smelter Trust
The president directed an investigation into the Guggenheim smelter trust and steps toward dissolution. The government plans criminal action over ties to the Hill and Harriman railroad interests.
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Roosevelt
Guggenheim Smelter Trust
Hill and
Harriman Roads
National Education Association Plans Teacher Salary Raise
The National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles aims to devise a plan for raising teachers salaries. It questions why teachers should be on a level with common laborers by showing interest in material things.
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National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Schmitz Asks Judge Dunne for Sentence Not Lecturing
Schmitz asked Judge Dunne to pass sentence without a lecture for newspapers to repeat. He has long controlled newspaper space and seems to believe it is his by right.
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Schmitz
Water commissioner criticized for too many assistants
A reader argues Water Commissioner Badcon can manage the water situation alone and questions the role of self appointed aides. The letter predicts once Schmitz retires to private life in San Quintin he will permit newspapers to pursue other public matters where he does not appear.
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Badcon
Schmitz
San Quintin
Fleet to Pacific May Steer Clear of Mikado Call
Under current circumstances it would not be breach of courtesy for our battle fleet to head to the Pacific and back without visiting Japan. Schmitz forecasts another term as mayor of San Francisco, but the writer suggests he may be finished.
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Pacific
Schmitz
San Francisco
Dunne
Hearst Snub Bryan Question Sparks Quiet Debate
An exchange asks if Hearst snubbed Bryan and notes a muted reaction. It prompts colleagues to share whether others noticed the apparent slight and what implications might follow for political coverage and influence.
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Hearst
Bryan
Grand Montana collibration reported with multiple ties
A fragment notes at least five ties in Montana during a grand collibration. The readable text emphasizes multiple equal results across the state, but specifics are missing.
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Montana
Press Abroad Weigh United States Japan Tensions
AP correspondents have reviewed US Japan relations including armaments and coast defenses. The press notes growing strain and warns the unwarranted controversy on the Pacific slope risks complicating international affairs.
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Associated Press
United States
Japan
Commonwealth
Pacific
Butte Echoes Fall Silent in Distant Call
Local lines go unanswered as Butte residents wait for a response to a distant call. The snippet suggests a message sent without reply, leaving streets quiet and residents awaiting clarity or action.
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of St James Church Observed
Rev S D Hooker delivered a sermon recounting the church’s 25 year history in the valley and town. The narrative notes pioneer Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle held early services in Bannack Argenta and Poindexter schoolhouse, and Bishop Brewer's roles and gifts aided the church’s creation.
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St. James Church
S. D. Hooker
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Tuttle
Bannack
Argenta
Poindexter
Dillon
Poindexter School House
Brewer
Montana
Court House
P. H. Poindexter
T. M. Selway
E. F. Ferris
P. Lovell
H. Brundage
J. F. Bishop
P. Thorpe
E. M. Trask
Prout
Virginia City
Selways
Poindexters
Orrs
Lovells
Bishops
Carters
Thorpes
Ferrises
A. D. Drummond
Beaverhead County
California
Ellen Lovell
Mary Peabody McKnight
Mary E. Gannon
Jennie Metlen
Maggie Graeter
John Taylor
A Memorable Day Introduces Dr King’s New Life Pills
A nostalgic note praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as painless purifiers that relieve headaches and biliousness, keep bowels in order, and are sold for 25 cents at Riley’s Drug store.
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Dr. King
Riley's
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness arises from an inflamed Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for a catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The pitch promotes systemic remedies and urges sending for circulars, with Toledo based F. J. Cutler Co. and product pricing listed.
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Hall
Editorial Snippets From Various Papers Echo Political and Social Quips
A collage of quoted lines critiques politics religion and society from press outlets. Remarks touch on debates between Tillman and Turner, satire on satan in a car, travel on fast trains, a strawberry vs peach mania, casualty notes from the Spanish American War, hosiery displays, Bryan’s leadership, grand jury indictments against stockmen, civilization versus barbarism, picnic customs, Rockefeller testimony, Harry Orchard politics, and advice on not taking oneself too seriously.
National Forests Use and Policy Explained
A Department of Agriculture manual clarifies what National Forests are for and how to use them. It covers creation and boundaries, direct uses for homeseekers miners and water users, timber protection, range forage, public recreation and habitat, and management by the people without red tape.
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Department of Agriculture
Unian
Vidal Explitoria
Frederick Olmstead and National Forests Policy
A truncated excerpt notes Frederick Olmstead’s deep knowledge of Western conditions and the policies governing National Forests. It discusses apprehensions about forest management and the aim to correct them, reflecting on the author’s influence on policy discourse.
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Frederick Olmstead
West
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine of Turo Massachusetts endorses New Discovery as a quick relief for coughs and colds and claims it cures weak lungs and sore throats after other remedies fail. Riley the druggist guarantees it with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices and offers a free trial bottle.
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King
America
New Discovery
Julia Ryder Paine
Turo
Mass
Riley
River steamer Mount Royal wrecks on Skeenar river
A stern wheel steamer named Mount Royal struck a rock on the Skeenar river at 3 AM and went to pieces within five minutes near Ketehass canyon. In Potter county Pa divorce filings over 20 years show 30 divorces per 100 marriages.
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Victoria
B. C
Ketehass Canyon
Skeenar
Mount Royal
Couderport
Kcords
Potter County
Electric Bitters Advertised for Women Health
A health tonic claim describes Electric Bitters as restoring strength in women who lack vigor. It promotes improved nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a handsome complexion with a 50 cent price tag available at Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Naval chiefs deny knowledge of Pacific fleet plan
Heads of naval bureaus say they know nothing of a proposed administration move to send the battleship fleet to the Pacific, even as officials confirm reports of the plan.
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Washington
Pacific
Free sample offer at Riley's Drug Store
Cut this out and take it to Riley's Drug Store to receive a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The medicine is advertised to cleanse and invigorate the bowels, improve appetite and regulate digestion. Regular size costs 25 cents per box.
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Riley
Chamberlain
Supreme Court Hears Motion for Speedy Trial
District Attorney Jerome has agreed to set the trial for October after a show cause order is sought to determine why a speedy trial should not be granted. The action centers on a motion to expedite proceedings in the Thaw case.
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the Supreme
Jerome
Notice to All Concerned in Beaverhead County
County commissioners in Dillon Montana require orders for all supplies. Only regular form orders from the office accepted. any claim not ordered will be rejected. Dated March 5 1907 by the Beaverhead County Commissioners.
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TriBuNe
Sutepe
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Teachers' Summer Rates Offered by Oregon Short Line
On June 18 19 and 20 the Oregon Short Line will sell regular summer excursion tickets to points east at one regular fare plus nine dollars fifty cents. Tickets are valid for ten days from sale and a final return limit to September 30. For details see S S Carruthers agent. 20th
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Oregon Short Line
S. S. Carruthers
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours Noted
The Dillon Public Library announces evening book distributions and reader access. Hours listed include 7 to 9 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Saturday, 4 to 6 p m Friday, 3 to 6 p m Saturday afternoon, with Tuesday and Friday evenings also open to readers.
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Dillon Public Library
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Dillon Tribune
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Dillon Post Office
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Butte
F. J. Cutwzy & Co
Toledo
Tillman
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Standard
Detroit
Billings Gazette
Forsyth Times
Helena Independent
The
Washington Post
Helena
Colonel Bryan
Inter Mountain
Livingston
Spokesman Review
Mr. Rockefeller
Iinter Mountain
Ane
Harry Orchard
Ananias Club
Boise
Missoulian
Red Lodge Pickett
Fergus County Argus
B. F. White
Kodaks
Kodak City
Cata
Logue
Dillon, Mont
Albert Stamm
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