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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
4
TriBUNE informs subscribers who do not receive newspapers on time to notify the office as the paper is published regularly and should be delivered consistently.
The Sheridan Enterprise surveys promoter Godfrey returning from the east with mining ventures in Montana and Idaho and a proposed Dillon to Virginia City electric railway. It notes eastern capitalists delaying surveys until after wartime and questions local subscriptions. It also covers AFL strikes costs, Roosevelt’s Panama trip, a Scranton death from a hug incident, Butte News politics, Rockefeller litigation, and Montana political shifts.
A compact record lists a sequence of numbers and a few small figures centered on 1906 9S 999. The lines present a cryptic set of values without clear context or narrative.
The subject argues that despite possible newspaper censure for breaking the unwritten law, his journey to Panama was a necessary and correct action.
The Seventh Day Adventists again warn that the world is soon to go to pieces. They emphasize impending judgment and urgency in their message.
The piece muses on a recent Republican win and an Adventist prophecy, noting Missouri's perceived error and predicting a Rooseveltic victory in 1908. It mentions campaign thunder over a miners' million dollar raise by big Butte companies and contemplates whether Twin Bridges deserves sympathy after a brewery fire.
The South Bend Times reports Senator Beveridge arguing for selective tariff changes without overhauling the entire system. He cites past trims on anthracite coal and denatured alcohol and urges limited revision to avoid chain reactions of prosperity and disaster. Alvin H. Sanders endorses trimming nonessential duties to gain concessions and expand markets.
A Chicago Tribune quote questions a man’s religion without legal counsel, noting the need to know if actions are right. A Standard remark warns the spirit of Thanksgiving may be checked by learning the price of turkeys. The piece recalls Mr. Bryan's letter supporting Hearstland and an editorial in The Commoner.
A montage of editorials notes Montanans with money to burn still need coal and wood. The Missoulian laments fuel scarcity while Helena Record highlights public discontent. Goodwin's Weekly cites a Kentucky woman correcting a husband over a subscription with a quip about a gold-mounted club.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line offers cheap round trip tickets to Los Angeles with return validity until October 31. Inquiries at the Oregon Short Line depot 201f W. F. Ruener, Agent.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure nine out of ten cases caused by catarrh. It offers $100 for any deafness not cured and lists Toledo, Ohio sellers and a 75 cent price for the cure with a companion constipation remedy.
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