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The Dillon Tribune announces its weekly publication details and subscription terms including prepaid mail rates. It lists prices for one year six months three months and a single copy option.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1893
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune announces its weekly publication details and subscription terms including prepaid mail rates. It lists prices for one year six months three months and a single copy option.
Dimox Montana March 24 1893 readers learn of about seven million in free gold in the U S treasury. Bond debates continue with opposition in Northern Pacific affairs and a general call for taxpayers to vote on bonds. Other items include a Boston Tremont temple fire and a White Star missing liner Naronie at sea.
The council will prepare a statement showing the case facts and statistics of the bond proposal. The document will be published and distributed to every taxpayer so they can see precisely what will be done when they vote on the bond question.
About a year after a near fire disaster the city debates a 50 000 bond for water works with most funds expected to be used, though critics warn of bankruptcy. Contaminated wells and public health losses are cited as reasons to approve, while opposition questions the burden and timing. The April 10 tax payer vote is framed as the turning point for safer water and growth.
Alderman Jren of the second ward argues in favor of bonding the city for water works. He cites council divisions over the plan, urges local investment, warns against private franchises, and asks voters to choose a progressive path for Dillon's future. He calls for electing honest new council members if the present board loses support.
The Inter-Mountain Stock Growers Association invites members and delegates to the April 20–22 1893 meeting at Ogden Utah with aims to unify livestock interests. It notes broad open membership and co operates with related groups including the Trans Mississippi Congress and regional stock firms. Secretary RL Armstrong asks for attendance confirmation and numbers for planning.
Press comments note Grover Cleveland returns to the White House financially strengthened by gains in Consolidated Gas, Chicago Gas, and Sugar, estimated near one million dollars. Benjamin Harrison may philosophize on compensation as he observes Cleveland’s political saga.
A California settler recounts his 80 years in the county and a boy cured from blood poisoning after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Letters from Jerome M. Sleeper of Upper Lake and Van B. Steerer of Lowell praise the product and Hood & Co. as reliable. Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold by druggists at 1 dollar, six for 3 dollars. A Montana sale note from Bamner & Moore ends this fragment.
Stock holders request a published statement on the financial standing of the Dillon Pair and Racing association. The secretary and treasurer are asked to furnish the required financial report. A New Jersey remark notes rising wife beating. a movement to erect whipping posts is mentioned. Austria passes a law restricting duck hunting with six months imprisonment for principals. exemptions for seconds doctors and others.
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