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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

4

Hart Schaffner & Marx Varsity Line Shows Best Styles

Hart Schaffner & Marx presents the Varsity Line for young men with new two button and three button sack suits. The designs emphasize a lively yet refined look with long lapels and high waistcoats. Special designers aim for a high-class air without excessive fashion, appealing to keen college and business wearers.

Hart Schaffner & Marx

Fall Goods From Hart Schaffner and Marx Debut

Hart Schaffner & Marx showcases fall wardrobe with suits starting at 18 dollars and overcoats from 18 dollars 50 cents. Local shoppers are invited to view the collection and compare the new season lines.

Pray’s Congressional Record Nets Montana Nomination for Re election

Charles N Pray Montana’s representative in congress earned the Republican nomination for re election on the strength of a strong six year record. He introduced 28 bills 14 speeches reported 5 bills and presented 30 petitions from Montana. He was born Potsdam New York educated at Middlebury and Chicago law. He married Edith Wackerlin in 1901.

Charles N. Pray Montana Congress Pray Capitol Fort Assingiboine Yellowstone River Anaconda Glendive Kalispell Great Northern Railway Missouri River Helena Fort Keogh Glacier Park Fort Assinniboine Hill County Fisher Taft Congressman Pray Potsdam N. Y Middlebury College Vermont Chicago College of Law Chateau County Hartman Mr. Pray Edith Wackerlin

National party fundraises and campaign talk span across leaders

The national finance committee reports 298750 in receipts and 206086 in expenditures with 750000 more needed before November 5 to cover legitimate campaign costs. Taft Wilson Roosevelt and Bryan spar over speeches and policies as Debs and Chafin loom. An egg metaphor and cross country notes color the recap. A Swiss soldier’s rampage at Romanshorn wounds and kills, while Game Wardens meet to unify bird and game laws.

National Finance Committee Democratic Party Taft Roosevelt Joe Folk Wilson Debs Chafin

Debt of United States totals 1.7 million in 1790–1907 loans

J. C. Napier register of the treasury releases in his 1912 annual report that the government debt bearing interest has ceased and most will likely never be collected. The sum cited is 1,700,450 dollars covering loans from 1790 to 1907.

Washington United States Uncle Sam J. C. Napier Register of the Treasury

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Randomly Displayed Oath

An 1886 advertisement pledges Hall's Catarrh Cure to reimburse $100 for any catarrh case not cured. Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay if unsuccessful. The notice mentions internal use and effects on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials.

Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall A. D A. W. Gleeason F. J. Chengy & Co Ohio

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