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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
9
The Dillon Tribune announces subscription rates by mail with prepaid postage. Options include one year six months and three months with bulk or single copy pricing stated.
The November 10 1893 Ditton Montana column outlines a looming tariff bill pushing free wool and reduced duties on manufactured woolens. It notes collapsed wool prices, idle mills, and the struggle of Montana sheep growers to stay profitable, urging breed changes and market adjustments while critiquing national policy shifts and political figures.
Tuesday’s voting reshapes U S politics with Judge Gary’s Chicago win as law and order rebuke to the rabble, Maynard’s New York defeat condemning judiciary corruption, and a sweeping Ohio McKinley majority showing Republicans alive. Massachusetts and Iowa swing homeward as Democrats briefly seize federal power.
The Minneapolis Journal warns fire waste in 1892 totaled 140 million in ISOL and 151 million in TRIB, a drain that would fund schools pensions and armies if redirected. It notes insured losses and fire department costs erase a seventh of net production and call for greater penalties to deter theft and prevent repeats.
An editorial calls for organized property owner action to reduce fire losses. It cites uninsured fire waste, insurer adjustments, and criminal carelessness as causes. Proposes reforms including a property owners alliance, fire origin investigations, and maintained competition to lower premiums. Notes a plan by the Citizens Fire Association of Minneapolis and urges reader engagement.
The First National Bank issues a notice to all creditors who have not received the circular about the resumption of business. Call or send your address to receive the agreement and related materials.
Attorney T. J. Galbraith files for plaintiff in suit for 403.89 on promissory note. Foreclosure actions include Swift & Co. vs John W. Morton for 285.85 and Clas Hirsehman vs J. Wissinger Co. for 281. Inquests noted on Adam Fink of Bannack and Joseph Harris. Marriage license issued to Joseph Hunter and Minnie Retallack. Various land filings and deeds listed with names, placer and lode claims, and water rights records.
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