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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
5
A notice from Dillon Montana dated March 31 1899 states letters destined for the editorial department should be addressed to Eprron Tribune and transmitted by Dillon post via second class matter. P Fisher San Francisco adver tising agent keeps Cass paper on file.
In a column echoing fables and biblical allusions, the author critiques expansionism, likening it to a stomach ache for opponents. The piece notes Republicans pushing expansion provoke Democratic anti expanders and urges restraint while defining liberty as freedom within others' rights.
A new smoke less blasting powder for miners explodes when warm or cold and stores in water without spoiling It aims to reduce danger after blasts and speed return to work The Montana Stock Growers Association meets April 18 in Miles City to discuss farming and railroad feed privileges And debates around a proposed smelter trust may push silver prices toward 70 cents per ounce with Montana papers urging advertising to support business and progress
As winter ends, residents prepare for a prosperous summer and advertisers are urged to use the Tarsone’s pages to reach whole families. The paper notes readers have cash and will visit up-to-date merchants. Only top firms are offered advertising space.
The Salt Lake Tribune excerpt cites Andrew Osmegie critiquing Philippine policy with Lincoln passages. It argues Lincoln would not permit Manila to fall to tyranny, defends the Civil War as preserving free government, and notes wage trends and 1900 political ticket predictions amid Democratic and Rooseveltite tensions.
The article lauds American volunteers in the Philippines, especially Montana and Mountain States recruits, as heroes whose feats outshine other battles. It praises the volunteer army for bearing the brunt of wars and calls for national gratitude and three cheers for the volunteers.
The article discusses fixing Easter to a fixed date for global uniformity, noting current confusion about its determination. It mentions Pope Leo XIII possibly proposing to set Easter as the third Sunday before the vernal equinox, contingent on Greek adoption and alignment with the Gregorian calendar.
A 19th century notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward if any case remains uncured and urges readers to request a list of testimonials and purchase details from dealers.
An 1899 guide explains establishing the candidum lily, its winter protection, soil and drainage needs, and late summer bulb setting. It covers deep planting, mulch use, staging in potted setups, and pest control with tobacco sprays for the aphis.
The 14th century scene shows 150 vessels in basins and German merchants shipping over 2000 pieces of cloth to Russia and Poland. Europe’s trade network included leather from Spain wool from England silk from Italy and Persia and various goods from Brabant Holland Portugal Greece France and Germany. Treachery and invasion led to Ghent level troubles until 1544 populations fell to 7696 and religious wars from 1667 to 1684, followed by massacres by the Gueux and eventual devastation prior to the French Revolution.
A Swiss member may speak French German or Italian in parliament and translation is provided. Laws and resolutions are drafted in all three languages and official reports are published in French German and Italian. Also mentions a Birmingham poet and shelf paper at the Triumktore in assorted tints.
Land Office Helena notes Francia Carroll has filed for final proof on his land claim H I 8050 for the W S NW24 Sec 20 Tp 48 R12 W and SW14 Sec 20 in Montana. Proof will be before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon on May 6 with witnesses William Nagle Robert Kuhne Thomas Judge and John E H Courtney to prove residence open and cultivation.
John Halligan warns AU residents to stay off his property while hunting and strictly forbids trapping or killing any beavers living there. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
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