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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
6
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Montana wool growers face market disruption as proposed tariff changes threaten prices and mill closures. The piece argues for restructuring breeds to profit from mutton, notes shifts in Merino to larger Shropshire stock, and critiques national financial movers and policy debates on silver and tariffs.
The piece praises Tuesday's elections underscoring local issues and landmark outcomes. It cites Judge Gary’s Chicago win as a rebuke of lawless mobs, Maynard’s defeat in New York as rejection of judiciary corruption, and Ohio's large McKinley majority signaling party vigor. It notes Democratic control of federal offices after two years and urges lessons for future generations.
Minneapolis Journal notes fire waste costs the nation billions yearly, with 1892 figures claiming 151 million dollars burned, absorbing net production, hindering public services, and depleting taxable value. It argues the expense outweighs theft losses and public protest lags.
A public warning links escalating fire damage to arson and careless acts, urges property owner coalitions, legal fire origin records, and free insurance competition. Minneapolis plan aims to cut premiums 20 to 30 percent via coordinated underwriting and unified action.
The First National Bank notifies creditors to call or mail their addresses to receive the circular letter and agreement regarding the resumption of business. Helena Montana.
H O Graves of Bannack City Beaverhead County Montana petitions to modify the order confirming sale of real estate in the Bannack placer claim. The court orders notice to interested parties to appear December 9 to show cause why modification should not be granted. Publication required in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks. Service of notice to Fielding L Graves and William Blue as administrators.
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