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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
7
Notice from the Taipone Pus Co warns it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by the manager are provided. The correspondence appears destined for the editorial department and indicates Dillon post office transmission as second-class matter.
A speaker contrasts Democratic policy with current gains, noting unemployment rates, rising exports, higher wages, and farm price increases. He lambastes Bryan and the Philippines stance, cites treasury surpluses and foreign loans, and urges voters against a Democratic ticket. The rhetoric cites 1893 1897 administration periods and 1899 figures.
A partisan editorial questions Democratic control of county finances citing tax levies from 1895 to 1900 and arguing the Democratic board raised or matched levies more than Republican boards. It condemns the current chairman’s per diem and urges votes for Republican candidates and policies including continued wages, prices, and mining investment.
The piece laments whether Montana should close mines in Butte and block Clark’s re election. It argues harmony between capital and labor will boost wealth and warns the Democratic party stirs dissension that could end prosperity. Voters are urged to consider the issue carefully.
The ninth annual National Irrigation Congress in Chicago November 2124 aims to unite East and West for arid land reclamation and population growth. It argues for forest preservation and irrigation while noting political attacks on trusts and a critique of campaign spending. Fr J Cheney & Co endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 payment offer for cure failures.
The text states that 99 percent of business men oppose Bryan and foresee wage declines if he wins. It argues capital would withdraw from business, harming labor and delaying any recovery, predicting a repeat of the 1896 era.
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