Local Notes From Dillon March 7 1890
The Dillon Montana edition discusses Taulbee and the reporter incident in Washington and Taulbee’s early glory followed by downfall. It notes a fire district meeting after a city fire and ponders Dillon’s luck. Also covers New York ballot reform petition and an Arkansas ballot box controversy. Pendleton files mandamus suit over pay as supreme court review looms.
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New York League
Albany
New York City
Booklyn
Empire State
Arkansas
Washington
Dillon Voters Face School Tax and City Elections
Within ninety days Dillon residents face three elections beginning with tomorrow's school tax vote. A second election in April will choose a school director to replace Rife. The June city election will elect mayor aldermen and several city officials as three council seats remain.
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Dillon
Rife
W.C. Orr
W. B. Carter
W. S. Parke
Territorial law reshapes city election after illegal vote
The city election was ruled illegal under a new territorial law that took effect three days earlier. Old officers resigned, successors appointed, and doubts arise over the appointed officials' power beyond the next regular election. Six councilmen must be elected instead of three. this dispute should be settled before the next election.
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Montana
Sunday Rest Bill sparks constitutional debate over liberty
A Tribune summary argues the Sunday Rest Bill raises constitutional issues rather than date questions. It asserts no American Sabbath exists and stresses liberty of conscience, urging that rest or worship on any day should be voluntary and protected, with no law forcing Sunday observance.
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Marketing Butter Practices For Farm Producers
A regular correspondent urges butter makers to improve quality and presentation to fetch higher prices. It recommends clean handling, parchment wrapping, and neat packaging, plus storing surplus butter in brined barrels for fall and winter sale to maintain price and sellable quality.
Old Myths About Butter Freshness Debunked
The piece argues that the belief butter must smell fresh is a misconception. It explains that butter can be sound even if its odor hints at aged buttermilk, and notes some producers may disguise butter with fragrant coverings to suit consumer tastes.
Liberal Offer Aims to Back Tax Salaries
In Dillon Montana on March 5 1990 a writer claims backers of a local tax will be reminded of support for school funding. C Y Reever offers to advance teacher salaries without interest until tax collection covers costs. Current salaries are listed for principal and seven staff with three months totaling 140.05 dollars.
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Messrs. Reeder
Rife
C. Y. Reever
Miss Hanks
Gilliland
Howe
Westbrook
Mooney
DeArment
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for women's ailments and debility
Testimonials from San Francisco and Marlin claim Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and strengthens nerves to relieve lingering female ailments. Mrs. Blake's mother walked after years of milk leg with multiple bottles, while Mrs. Ross says ten to twelve bottles improved general debility.
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California
T. F. Blake
San Francisco
C.F. Richards & Co
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