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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists mailing and pricing terms including prepaid postage options for one year six months and three months and notes Fisher, advertising agent in San Francisco as the authorized representative. The notice dated June 18 1894 in Daunon Montana confirms archival filing.
A Dillon editorial column critiques political leadership and the Debs Pullman strike stance. It argues for practical governance, laments current prosperity loss, notes Anaconda’s newspaper blockade, and reports local reactions including no arrests and renewed Knights of Labor activity amid labor unrest.
Inter Mountain accuses Helena capital committee of pressuring Edgerton to tighten control on the Helena Independent. It questions the paper’s loyalty, suggesting it favors the copper village and calls it the silliest, most foolish newspaper in print. The piece claims its stance is non partisan and unbiased.
Southern congressmen push a pending bill backed by the administration to raise Mexican War veterans pensions from eight to twelve dollars monthly, a plan that would funnel about two million dollars per month to Southern survivors of the Mexican War.
Column outlets concern unrest and labor versus capital, urging Congress to curb trusts and foreign raids while praising a Sheridan concert and Fourth of July celebrations. It notes labor risks, calls for peaceful reform, and mentions local happenings including changes in Sheridan businesses and a demented incident.
A miscellany of notable figures and quick sketches shows Colis Huntington reading Greek history Chauncey Depew praises college dinners Allison of Iowa in the senate for 1 year and in the house for 10 years. Descriptions cover Peary naval service Henry Ford era figures and political profiles.
The Gould family mulls engagements with Anna Gould the latest to bow out amid constant rumored matches. Various papers report broken engagements with Helen Gould and a New York banker, Lulu Hopper, and Mr Harriman all mentioned. The chatter frames wealth and romance as public spectacle in a string of misfired engagements.
The excerpt argues women seek unlovable status before marriage and gain real partnership after. It suggests married women gain wisdom from disappointment, while men seek youth and power as they age. Browne notes women's leniency toward offenses seen as stemming from attractiveness and claims knowledge of a few women reveals the whole sex.
A Belfast tombstone bears four words Left tillvatted fors A Dutch ad from a disconsolate wife begs Adolphus to return to Matilda while a Boston bookshop proclaims germs of thought for sale A chicken test judges guilt in African regions and a Japanese tattooed moustache trend appears in a whimsical column of curiosities.
Practical domestic tips cover food prep with onions carrots and turnips cut across the fiber. Bedding under coverlets should be shaken weekly. Avoid using chamois skin on greasy surfaces. Embroidered tray cloths must be washed separately. A sugar line around a box is safer than coal oil.
A survey of clerical moves and faith shifts includes Rev Edward Hale at 72 years and Rev John Bevington renouncing the Episcopal Trinity. Also Rev A M Barber in Boulder teaches weekly for 26 years as Bishop Tuttle comments on Salvation Army ties. Nearby items note artificial geraniums favored by fashionable tailors and transport notes from Butte to Helena with price-cutting ads from Bee Hive Hardware and Dillon Mercantile.
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