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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1892

Page

5

Local Newspaper Classified Rates and Policies

The notice outlines subscription terms for one year six months and three months with mail delivery options. It details rates for local notices and display ads, changes in ads, and free announcements for births marriages and deaths plus various notices and festival announcements with per line charges.

Republican ticket and New York prospects in 1892

Dillon Montana July 22 1892 notes Republican ticket with Harrison for president Reid for vice president. Clinton Beckwith of Herkimer cites doubts Cleveland can carry New York arguing past losses and party split among soldiers and Democratic manufacturers, with some support but overall hesitation in sustaining Cleveland.

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Growth of Postal Service in Three Years Gains Speed

In three years more than one sixth of all post offices were established and presidential post offices rose 18 percent. Revenues grew from 24 to 40 million dollars, route mileage climbed by 35 million, 255 new cars and 2 10 new routes opened. Money order offices jumped from 1734 to 12066, free delivery added in 150 offices, 2400 carriers hired, dead letters down from 30 percent to under 10 percent, Fourth Assistant created and a businesslike reorganization.

Carter is Named Republican National Committee Chairman

The Anaconda Standard praises Thomas H. Carter as Montana’s favorite son and describes his historic selection as chairman of the Republican national committee. It notes his rise from Congress and the party’s bedrock faith in his leadership for the campaign. The piece also thanks the Montana State Fair association for a complimentary ticket and passes along a marriage notice for J. R. Widmyer and Maude A. Brown.

Thomas H. Carter Republican National Committee Montana Far West Congress Carter Cleveland Montana State Fair Association

Tin plate trade shifts after McKinley tariff impact

The article notes tin plate production rising with new mills. It compares pre and post tariff prices in Liverpool and New York, showing m Lyn grade tin at $5.04 per box and later $3.60 in Liverpool. Duties raise New York costs to $7.12 and $5.96 respectively, with Republicans arguing tariffs compel foreign price cuts to undermine U.S. manufacturing.

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English steel and iron report cites McKinley tariff protection

Bollings and Lowe records from December 15 1891 state the United States under McKinley tariff and rising home production no longer buys steel and iron from Britain except tin plates in smaller amounts. Southern U S mineral development now matches earlier demand, reducing reliance on British exports.

Bollings& Lowe Laurence Poultney Hill London England Steel and Iron Report United States of America Great Britain United States Union

Hollow Fraud Sparks McKinley Tariff Debate at Homestead

The Dillon Examiner derides a charge linking Homestead labor strife to the McKinley bill. It argues tariffs influenced the strike, questions free trade, and condemns attempts to politick the affair while condemning private armed force and calling Senator Palmer’s Senate speech ridiculous.

Homestead Dillon Examiner Palmer Senate

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification

Our Motto A dollar's worth for a dollar proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the strongest preparation of its kind. It claims to purify blood, cure scrofula salt rheum and skin diseases, and revive the system. Testimonials praise its indigestion relief and overall health benefits. Sold by druggists six for $2. Prepared by GL Hood & Co Lowell Massachusetts.

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Kupfer’s Jewelry Offers Largest Stock in Southern Montana

General banking and exchange business transacted. Kupfer’s announces new stock of diamond and gold jewelry including chains pins and varieties of watches. Aiming to display by Saturday with a wide range of silver plated hollow ware and practical desk items, inviting all to call and view the new designs and bargain pricing.

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