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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
7
A grocer refunds your money if you dislike Schilling's Best Coffee and the buyer justice applies, with the seller paying the store.
Basement and sub basement of the Carnegie Safe Deposit company will hold the world’s largest vaults. The two story vault weighs 1215 tons and includes 109 feet by 30 feet 6 inches by 9 feet 4 inches inner dimensions. Main doors weigh 40 000 pounds each and are liquid and gas proof. Steel slabs mirror battleship construction.
Rockford reports the year's first snow, noted as the earliest in years. The column lists DeWitts salves and pills sold by Riley, sea and land updates from San Francisco to London, including Arct ic whaling, an earthquake near Barcelona, a vast West Superior fire loss, and a New York city engineer's city beautiful plan cost. It ends with religious and agricultural notes from Sunnyside and Rome.
A cleric reports raising 1131 for his own pay and 17092 for the church in the year. He told church trustees last year he would forego salary and rely on prayer to gather family support. A New York appellate division decision notes curb stock trading remains a feature of the financial district. The president nominates Arthur Beaupre as minister to the Netherlands and Spencer Eddy to Argentina.
Short notices describe drug trials for stom ach and indigestion with free samples from R L Riley in Victoria British Columbia. Other items report Ossuna explosion casualties in Japanese papers and Missouri plans to seize a railroad for coal relief with Gov Folk’s pledge. Additional notes warn of antiseptic Pinesalve Carbolozed uses and Italian floods and a Taft coastal artillery budget for 1909.
A Calumet & Hecla Copper mines staff vote decided against striking, opting to continue the 12 percent wage reduction tied to copper price declines. Other items include health elixirs and local notices on fires, deaths, and marriages.
The state of Georgia will press its claim against the federal government for use of the Western Atlantic railway after the Civil War totaling $600,706 to adjudication and settlement.
From London comes word that Spain's royal infant shown in England may be a dummy with the real heir arriving separately to avoid risk. In New York, the building code commission approves drastic rules capping new structures at 250 feet after January 1.
The attorney general sues 120 Texas milling companies in the Twenty sixth district court alleging conspiracy in restraint of trade under the 1899 and 1903 acts. Penalties of 75000 and 56250 are sought for each defendant. Also in the issue a patent medicine ad and union demands piece together with Roosevelt pardon petitions for Rev G W Ware.
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