Dillon Tribune News Note and Market Briefs
Local notices and advertising rates from the Dillon Tribune excerpt. Includes commodity quotes for silver, copper, and lead, plus commentary on local papers and upcoming celebrations in Dillon and surrounding towns. Mentions Montana press association meeting at Livingston and Fourth of July plans.
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Lararus
Saliar Fonte Sconcinil
Montana Press Association
Livingston
Anaconda Standard
Vater Mountain
Montana Press
Massachusetts votes to strengthen Australian ballot reform
The state legislature debates publication of election expenses requiring treasurers of committees clubs and similar bodies to file detailed accounts with the secretary of state within thirty days after elections. Nonmember fund collectors must report sums over 25 dollars. All candidates must disclose monies related to nomination or election. Penalty includes a thousand dollar fine and up to a year in jail.
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Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Tariff Reform and Free Trade Arguments
The piece condemns free trade as selfish and unequal, arguing taxation would rise on domestic producers while foreign goods enter tariff preferentially. It contends free trade would lower imports to favor foreign traders and force higher wages, criticizing advocates tied to Cobden Club branding.
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Cobden Club
Seasonal Work Slowdown Reported in Union Pacific Shops
The Mountain division of the Union Pacific will cut locomotive and car shop work by 25 percent starting July 1, affecting Cheyenne where about two men will be laid off. Remaining workers will shift from nine and a half to nine hours daily, a routine summer reduction with a full return by fall, according to Superintendent Coramaaid as reported by the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Cosmopolitan
Robert Yulee Tombs
Georgia
Julian Hawthorne
Boston
Eleanor Sherman Thackara
W. T. Sherman
Philadelphia
Roger A. Pryor
Lake Edward
Arthur Sherburne-Hardy
Military Academy
Japan
Mountain Division
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Coramaaid
Salt Lake Tribune
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strong Blood Purity
Peculiar in combination and strength Hood's Sarsaparilla claims full curative value among vegetable remedies. It touts economy with "100 doses for a dollar" and argues fewer doses suffice compared with rivals. The ad extols cures and a "greatest blood purifier" title while noting Lowell as its manufacturing base.
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Hood
Lowell
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