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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1892
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune is described as the official paper of Beaverhead County. It lists subscription rates by mail with prepaid options for one year six months and one month, though several words are garbled. The format reflects a period paper advertising its publishing company and pricing.
The Dillon Montana notice outlines advertising charges for local notices display ads and reading notices, with per line rates and monthly terms. It lists free inclusions such as births marriages and deaths, and notes deadlines for ad copy, plus mailing details and a population area.
Unbounded energy surrounded the Missoula gathering as Blaine and free silver dominated the Republican convention. Leaders predict a vigorous, lasting campaign with a firm resolve to win amid resolutions full of patriotism and Republican ideals.
The piece extols protection as essential to labor growth likening it to sun warmth and a safe foundation. It notes Helena gains a military post and comments on Democratic conventions, a Wyoming cattle war, and the death of Jr. Gilmer, a pioneer stage proprietor.
The item notes England accepting the U S invitation to join a conference on silver coinage. It links the move to the Harrison administration and political commentary about candidates. It also discusses a Dillon ballot on water works bonds and a Treasury circulation report showing May 1 totals and per capita changes.
The Glendale Independent notes Representative Clarke of Wyoming introduces a bill granting voting rights to women aged 21. The Missoulian cites President Harrison's silver policy as unsettling Democratic editors. The column then covers local elections discourse, a critical query from a Bozeman paper, and assorted notes on governance, hotel rates at the World’s Fair, and various domestic tips and curiosities.
The leading colored men of Kansas form a committee to secure reduced hotel and railroad fare and provide aid for the Kansas headquarters for twenty six weeks of the Fair. James RB Lythe leads the organization.
A compact historical account outlines how the US gained title to lands through purchases and wars. It covers purchases from Britain, France, Spain, Mexico, Russia, and actions in the Revolutionary and 1812 wars, noting costs and resulting territories.
The article notes that in ancient Egyptian temples sacred water was kept in a closed vessel and dispensed via a valve activated by a five drachmie payment. A small amount flowed out then the valve closed automatically pending the next customer. The device is first referenced in Hiero’s Spiritalia from the seventeenth century.
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