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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1892
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune lists ad rates: local notices 15 cents per line first insertion, 12 cents thereafter. reaping notices 25 cents first line, 20 cents subsequent. display ads monthly or yearly at reasonable rates. Free birth, marriage, and death notices with simple announcements. otherwise 5 cents for obituary poetry. Notices of events with admissions or sales 10 cents per line. Copy changes due by Wednesday before issue.
Public notice lists prepaid subscription options by mail including One Year Six Months and Three Months with rates. It directs business letters and notices to Tribune Publishing Co and editorial correspondence to Lorron Tayne.
A November 25 1892 note from Dimnon Montana urges citizen meeting to secure a state normal school in Dillon and notes editorials on ballot law reform civil unrest and political shifts. It reports national issues from travelers to the Panama Canal scandal and calls for action ahead of legislative sessions.
Reports note several individuals were sentenced to four days in jail for husking corn on Sunday in New Jersey, raising questions about how strictly Sunday laws are enforced in urban Jersey City versus rural districts. The discussion expands to labor, politics, and recent strikes reflecting broader social tensions.
A San Francisco Call analysis notes Republican losses in the fifty second congress could give the People's party leverage in the Senate. It argues party shifts may attract adherents and affect fiscal policy and patronage. The piece criticizes Northern fears and praises Civil War era reconciliation.
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