Prohibition-Era Style Ads and Opinion Vignettes
A scan of notices and essays includes pricing for notices and cards and obituaries, market observations on wheat and finance, and social musings about leaders and public figures. It references public figures like McKinley and Bryan, discusses monetary policy and bimetallism, and notes the era’s preoccupations with food storage, leadership, and national prosperity.
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McKinley
New York City
Desperate Straits and Reform Calls Across the Nation
The piece argues for silver remonetization and gold-silver coinage, lamenting reliance on Wall Street for precious metals. It also promotes Cascarets for skin cleansing and advertises farm advertising via printer’s ink with caution against overstatement. Plus a medical sales section touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back promise.
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Lombard
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Dilison Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Beaverhead County
Isone Publishing Co
Epiron Tribone
Dillon Post Office
Mails Ag
Ditlon
Montana
Righteen
New York
Larned
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Friday McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Tom Reed
J. B. Foraker
Secretary Gage
Joe Cannon
New York World
Iowa
Fusion
Monetary Commission
Europe
Wallstreet
Cincinnati Enquirer
Beauty
J. M. Fluke
Nankin
Polk Farmers’ Institute
Mr. Fluke
Hall
F.J. Cagney & Co
Toledo
All Druggiste
Hoods
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Proprietors
Dillon
Poplins
Empress
And
Capes
Eliel Brothers
Fogg
Fatr Store
H. W. Earl
Morse
Dillon, Mont
Rockers
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best, Tressurer
Montana Mercantile
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon Cash Grocery Company
Dillon Furniture Go