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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
7
Classified Rates and Notices For Tribune Publishing Co
Local rates outline 15 cents a line for first insertion and 12 cents for later insertions. Brevier notices 1 cent per line first, 20 cents subsequent. Display ads monthly or yearly at reasonable rates. Applications and standing ads may be monthly. Changes due by Wednesday before issue. Some notices and poems listed free or at line rates. Notices unfinished imply no mention of event. Address Tribune Publishing Co Dillon post office second class matter. County area 4230 sq mi population 4635.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouanaxs
Brergs
Margiddes
Draras
Thanes
Norrogs
City to vote on 25000 water works bond in special election
The last city council meeting set a special election to bond the city for 25000 to fund water works. The Trib unny endorses the measure, which appears to have broad support and may pass unanimously to secure future water infrastructure.
Tariff policy and national finances in the 1890s debate
The text argues that Republican tariff reforms raised revenue and funded the war while preserving protective duties. It lauds the McKinley bill as a strong protective tariff and contrasts it with Democratic opposition. It notes the silver club movement’s spread and hints at Dillon’s water works and electric light plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Buchanan
United States
Democratic Party
Market and Prosperity Through Reciprocity Lookout Quotation
A Lookout editorial from Garden City Kansas predicts broad prosperity for American workers farmers manufacturers and merchants under Protection and Reciprocity. It claims increased demand steady employment higher wages and new markets both at home and abroad led by reciprocity and a revived maritime presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Garden City
Kan
English and American views on the 1880s U S election and Montana notes
The London Standard questions American presidential aims while US readers defend national choice. Meagher county sends Blaine delegates to Missoula as Kalispell becomes a city. Helena Mining Review expands under MacKnight. Local issues cover water for irrigation, fire risk, May Day calm, new Boise designed coins, and military post funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Standard
United States
England
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Lincoln
Copperhead
James G. Blaine
Cleveland
World
Blaine Reciproc ity Humbug and Capital Debate
A state of political and economic debate unfolds as critics deride the Blaine reciprocity policy while discussing the Behring sea arbitration cost and the push for a Chicago Exposition site. The piece notes hotel investment, Bozeman versus Helena for the capital, and the Wisconsin monolith exhibit at Jackson Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
United States
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of State
Congress
Wisconsin
Jackson Park
Park
Rail Postal Express Listings at Eliel's
The fragment lists northbound express mail options including Fast Mail No 1 via Ogden and Ezprose via Pocatella with Geina Cote No 2. It mentions Eliel's address and a series of broken phrases about schedules and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geina Cote
Ogden
Ezprose
Pocatella
Peeeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune Publishing Comp'y
Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune
Dillon Post Office
Dron
Mossawa
Kalispell
Dillon
Dillon Clab No. 1
Meagher County
Missoula
Helena
MacKnight
Europe
Ben
Boise
Idaho
Meagher
U. S
Henry George
Harrison
Roger Q. Mills
Ohio
Mills
Brazil
Exposition Grounds
Chicago
Bozeman
West Side
Butte
Washington
Mr. George
Eliel's
A.&n
Nut
Fast Mail
Hood
Marysville
Mel
B. F. Davis
Meryyville
Cal
Pearl
B. F. Warre, Prost
Ornohems
National Baux
Dillon, Mont
First National Bank
Caldwell Pte
Cotte
Ub. Morse
F.C. Powers
KE. H. Powers
Beaverhead
Car
Sebree Sus
Montana
Powers Bros.proprietors
M. J. McCune
Bannace
Bleeromith and
Wasgn Shop
Charles Retallac
Brussels
Delhi
Irish Point
Nottingham
Elit Bros
John W. Morton
Bannage Street
Ment
Burfeind Bro
Rolesale Grocers
G. T. Paul
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