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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
8
Bingle Copy titled notice appears in The Dillon Tribune detailing prepaid postage and advance payment terms for mail subscriptions or transcription services. The item reads like a classified notice with emphasis on prepayment and delivery method.
Montana wool producers face a drastic tariff shift that lowers wool prices to historic lows and shuts down woolen mills nationwide. The piece urges a shift from Merino to larger breeds like Shropshire for possible mutton profitability and notes Montana’s limited ability to compete with Australian and South American wool. It also surveys broader political chatter on silver, tariffs, and public finance, plus commentary on fire insurance costs and public protection measures.
The piece notes Tuesday elections reveal broad shifts with Judge Gary’s Chicago victory seen as a rebuke to disorder, Maynard’s loss signaling judiciary corruption awareness, and Ohio’s strong McKinley majority proving Republicans still strong. It claims Democracy briefly held federal branches for two years and urges the nation’s democratic lesson.
The article argues fire waste costs the US hundreds of millions each year, absorbing a seventh of net production and draining public funds. It notes 151 million dollars burned in 1892 and compares it to lost pensions, schools, and military funding, urging public protest and action.
The First National Bank informs creditors that a circular letter and agreement regarding the resumption of business are available. All persons with claims who have not received the notice are urged to call or send their address to Tinrst National Bank, Helena, Montana.
Court proceedings include Hecla Mercantile and Banking Co. v E G Bryant for 403.89 on a promissory note. Swift Co. v John W Morton for 285.85. J P Nissinger Co. v Chas Hirschman for 281 on account. and D A King case. Foreclosures, assualt charges, and inquest reports are noted. Land filings, marriage license issued to Joseph Hunter and Minnie Retallack, and various property deeds and water rights appear in recorder’s notes.
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