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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1893
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune recounts bank failures in Colorado and Kansas, a slide in national deposits since 1893, and copper boilerplate from Butte. It notes fireman families benefit from a World’s Fair fund, Monsignor Satelli’s U.S. visit, and ongoing World’s Fair attendance with a concert start.
Washington dispatch notes free silver advocates are organized and persistent as the coming extra session tests political strength. Many House members lack clear records on silver and predictions are uncertain about repeal of the Sherman Act. Senate sentiment favors resistance to immediate repeal, with past votes showing division and paired senators affecting the current balance.
Vague reflection notes that unconditional renewal will not arrive until dramatic changes occur. The statement hints at a metaphorical turn needed before any sustained neighborly progress or compromise can occur.
The piece scolds Denver critics for spreading rumors about financial ruin and urges sober reflection. It cites Senator Jones of Nevada on silver, notes shifts in Senate votes on the Sherman law, and predicts a fierce silver fight with Democrats wary of tariff revenue while exploring tax changes to fund the government.
A financial statement details assets and liabilities of a national bank including cash reserves, bonds, stock, deposits, and capital accounts. It lists redemption funds, deposits from other banks, and notes outstanding, with officials sworn to accuracy.
Hon A O Rose spent Wednesday in the city on routine business, meeting local officials and discussing civic matters.
A 7 year old boy with a leg swelling improved after Hood's Sarsaparilla. Lanced discharge lessened, appetite woke, bone fragments discharged, swelling reduced, leg straightened, and he regained full use. Notary John L. McMurray reports from Ravenswood West Virginia. Medicine prepared by Dr Hood & Co Lowell Massachusetts.
An ad bulletin promotes Reliel promising permanent cures for inherited weakness nervous debility and overwork within one to two months. It cites testimonials and offers a free trial by sending 12 cents postage with packages priced at 1.00 each or six for 5.00 from VIS CLARKS MEDICINE CO Chicago Illinois.
Attorney HJ Burleigh acts for the applicant in a notable local matter with filing details and official proceedings noted for public record.
An obscure fragment describes a stray animal case referencing a brown animal with a possible tattoo and a limb injury. The text also mentions ownership claims, charges, and a person named Fox P. C. Mont, but information is garbled and uncertain.
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