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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
The notice states that the Taizonz Pub. Co. is not responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by the manager are issued. The text appears as a second class matter and references editorial handling and postal transmission.
The piece rails at Montana's election of Clark amid calls of corruption. It denounces the state as a commonwealth of criminals, blaming money-driven politics and a purchased legislature for the continued disgrace. It argues the press outside the state sees only national judgment, not local issues or financial views.
Park County Republican condemns GOP defections in Montana elections, cites tariff policy as key, and predicts a solid Republican majority if party loyalty returns. Discusses Hawaii voting, Congress trust legislation, and praise for McKinley’s lead while warning the Democratic party remains a foe of protection and prosperity.
An editorial notes similar conditions in Park and Beaverhead counties amid political turmoil. It discusses how advertising firms price rates based on paper circulation and urge local advertisers to study the business to guide decisions.
A New York Sun piece recalls Culloden West Virginia where liquor interests allegedly engineered the town’s metes and bounds to exclude temperance supporters while including license holders. The engineer’s reshaping moved lines so many residents could not vote, yet the town remains contented despite its erratic borders.
A Morgan Street mother tries to coax five year old Howard into a portrait sitting for guests. The boy resists, recalling dentist warnings, while a photographer adjusts the lens and a mother’s assurances fail to calm him during the session.
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