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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription options for the Dillon Tribune, including yearly, six month, and three month terms with prepaid postage and single-copy pricing. It is a publisher notice detailing payment methods and delivery terms.
Amid the silver market shift following the Sherman act repeal, Montana remains hopeful about silver prices and the state's economy. The piece notes continued mining potential, strong agricultural output, rising tax payments, and growing bank activity as the 1893 downturn wanes. It also mentions social unrest and new literature from Judge Goodwin.
Dillon Lodge No. 7 A. O. U. W. marks its twenty fifth founding anniversary with a Friday evening program in Dillon. Clinton H. Moore of Butte speaks on founder John Jordan Uphureli and the order’s history. 95 active members, 140 admitted since 1882, $190 000 to dependents projected. A banquet followed by dancing and entertainment. attendance around 240 in a festive, fraternal mood.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office as of November 2 1893 will be sent to the dead letter office in 30 days if not claimed. Names include Hattie Chiff Harris McNulty Penebaker Stone Thomas Dwyer Hansen Peard Perry Stone Sarber Williams Watson Grace Lamont Postmaster.
List of letters remaining in the olive gummed offices dated November 2 1803 with names such as Huet Channt Joao Clond CW Doyle James Hligel Pont Pobbowert and others noted. The entry notes delivery details and timing around a closing.
Fragmentary OCR text references a rean gelding with branding and owners or marks, listing names and numbers in a chaotic sequence. Details are unreadable in places but suggest historical horse branding or property marks with references to G. Jd and DOV.
Multiple editorials from Detroit St Louis Journal Philadelphia Times Milwaukee Sentinel Cincinnati Star and others hail the Chicago congress of religions as a peaceful omen toward ecumenism. They celebrate representation of all creeds, tolerance, and the spiritual progress shown by Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders.
A jumble of notes describes Queen Victoria photographed 684 times since succession, Princess May wearing 3178, English-educated Siamese royal children under Miss Shakspear, and the amiable Prince of Wales. It adds fanciful contrasts including a towering Roman emperor and a versatile New Zealand editor prince.
Multiple papers praise Justice Hornblower as a young, capable lawyer with a strong bar career and high income. At about 42, he is noted as one of the youngest men appointed to the supreme bench, with positive forecasts for his tenure.
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