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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1892
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune announces weekly publication by Tribune Publishing Company. Subscription terms include postpaid mail prepaid options and advance payments with rates listed for one year six months and three months. Prices reflected as three dollars and lower amounts as applicable.
Local notices outline 15 cents per line for first insertion and 12 cents for each subsequent insertion while rebroadcasts use 20 cents per line for later runs. Advertisements by month or year available with changes monthly, brass and death notices free, and notices of festivals or sales listed per line. Mail all notices to Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Montana May 20 1892.
The National Bulletin argues against claims the treasury is bankrupt and that four and a half percent bonds are being extended. It notes the 1891 call provision allowed redeeming bonds in parts, enabling the government to retire most of the issue while reducing interest from four and a half to two percent.
A National Biletin reprint urges Republicans in Montana to respond to favoritism toward Democratic papers. It argues Republicans should read their own papers and protest patronage of rival presses, noting country papers provide strong political discourse and patriotic instruction.
A long column discusses Republican efforts to support local Republican papers, urging Republicans to subscribe and promote circulation. It notes Democratic alternatives, references figures like Gray and Cleveland in Indiana, and mentions Montana topics including the Hill association, water works bonds, mine accidents, and a Montana press association meeting.
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