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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1892
Page
7
Local Notices Ad Rates and Insertion Rules
A historic local notice column outlines pricing for 13 cents per eight line first insertions and 12 cents per six line subsequent insertions, with Brevier type. It lists advertising monthly or yearly rates, changes once a month, and 20 cents per line for later changes. Free notices for marriages and deaths on simple announcements, with other notices paid by line.
Publication addresses and mailing classifications noted
The notice cites that business letters and ads go to the Tripune Publishing Co. and editorial correspondence to Ep Ton Tribune. It includes mail transmission details stating entry at the Dillon post office for second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tripune PusLisurna Co
Ton Tribune
Dillon Postoffice
Polluted dump near Chinatown sparks health fears
A contaminated dumping site along Blacktail creek near Chinatown offends residents with rotting rubbish and foul smells. Water near town is polluted, prompting calls for a new location and action from city council to improve health and aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Water supply reforms urged and bonds advocated
The article argues for improved water works to reduce fire risk and lower insurance costs, urging voters to support bonds. It notes weather and crop conditions in Montana, calls for a water master to regulate ditch flow, and mentions various political and infrastructure topics including rail history and plans for Exposition displays.
Free Raw Materials and World Markets Debate
Governor McKinley at Pawtucket argues against free raw materials as a path to world markets, citing data on cotton hides paper stock and silk to show import dominance and risks to domestic industry. He contrasts demagogic reformers with a tested tariff law, urging preservation of the national market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
McKinley
Pawtucket
St Louis Industry Grows Tenfold in Decade
A census preliminary report shows St Louis mechanical and manufacturing establishments rising from 2924 to 6148 between 1880 and 1890. Employment climbs from 41 825 to 98 100 and wages from 17 743 532 to 53 165 242, lifting average yearly pay from 424.23 to 567.04 dollars. The 1890 figure marks a 144.71 dollar increase per worker over ten years, challenging anti tariff rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St. Louis
New York Savings Bank Deposits Rise Over Ten Years
A bank commissioners report shows New York state deposits climbing from 397,836,891 to 583,425,420 over ten years. Per capita deposits grew from 76 to about 100, a gain of roughly 23 per person. New York plans to vote next November on continuing the current protective policy.
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Savings
New York State
New York
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