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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1893
Page
4
The notice lists prepaid postage terms for a subscription service offering one year six months and three months options with prepaid postage and advance payment. It mentions singles copy sales and payments by mail. The item reflects a historical subscription advertisement tone and format.
The article surveys Montana wealth, wool prices, and political trust under Grover Cleveland. It notes silver policy fears, adverse business sentiment, and calls for Western resistance. It mentions a August special session, frost patterns in 1893, a World’s Fair fire with casualties, Beaverhead crop worries, a new Argenta road plan, a comet sighting, and Dillon Fair board talks.
The town anticipates its water works completion as residents expect a new fire protection regime. The system promises immediate access to water, prompting a scramble among households to secure the first stream for firefighting.
Regular correspondence from Wasumaros argues Democratic leaders shift blame for the country’s financial troubles onto the silver law while claiming tariff policy and free trade shifts damage manufacturing and investment. The piece contends silver, foreign demand, and the McKinley act contribute to gold drain and a business confidence crisis. It notes repeal pressure on Sherman law and previews Cosmopolitan’s midsummer issue with new pricing and literary contributors.
The traveling public are fully alive to the fact that the Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Line offers the best accommodations to the public from and to Chicago Omaha and intermediate points not only during the world's fair but all the year round. Far wall paper Call on Arther at Union News Co's.
The undersigned will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person without an order signed by A. B. Dassius. A team of horses, bay and dun, described with brands Wot and 22, located near Beaver Canyon, with a white face and glass eye. A 220 reward offered for information leading to recovery.
The Price Baking Powder Company of Chicago suffered extensive damage to its factory and offices by fire on May 18. Despite near total destruction, they restored operations within days using stored duplicate machinery and supplies, avoiding months of downtime. The firm, forty years in business, is noted for pioneering cream of tartar free baking powder and disavows any ties to other manufacturers amid deceptive claims.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a highly concentrated blood purifier that cures scrofula, salt rheum, sores, boils, pimples and various diseases from impure blood. Testimonials from Mrs. I Freto and Mrs. N A Laur dale praise its effects on digestion and overall health. The copy also promotes The Woman's Building near 59th Street with dimensions and cost and notes Union Pacific line travel to Chicago.
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