Advertising rates and notice policies in the Dillon Tribune
The Dillon Tribune lists local advertising rates per line for first and subsequent insertions with Brevier and Nonpareil measures. It notes free Brerig Marnaves and Dratus for simple announcements, and charges for obituary poetry notices, event notices, and paid admission notices. Changes in ads are monthly unless more frequent, with copy due by Wednesday prior to publication.
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Brerig
Marnraves
Dratus
Tribune Publishing Co Subscription Notice Details
Payment options listed for one year six months and three months with prepaid rates. Notices and ads should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co and editorial items to the Tribune. The notice is entered at the Dillon post office as second class mail matter.
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Tribune Publishing Co
Error Tribune
Dillon Post Office
Indiana political ticket for county offices listing candidates
The document enumerates candidates for multiple county and state offices in Indiana including vice president Henry N Blake state chief justice H J Haskell attorney general Benjamin Webster public instruction Reed A Steere presidential electors W I Hall Malone Stevens and local officials such as sheriff Thomas F Hamilton clerk T J Murray treasurer J G Shannon district court clerk R Z Thomas assessor A J Noyes county attorney Je J Conger and several commissioners and education officials led by Miss Millie Coffin and coroner I Cashmore described in a formal election slate.
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Henry N. Blake
H. J. Haskell
the Supreme Court
Benjamin Webster
Public Instruction
RE. A. Steere
W. I. Hall
F.M. Malone
C. E. Stevens
A. J. Noyes
JE. J. Conger
WM. Mauldin
Henry Thompson
George Galbraith
T. B. Craver
Miss Millie Coffin
Josephus Rich
I, Cashmore
Local Politics The Legislative Ticket
The piece discusses upcoming elections for state senator and the Idaho legislature. It notes Republicans in Beaverhead County expect full party support and a clean contest between George M. Brown and F. L. Graves for state senate. The next legislature will elect a U S Senator to succeed Sanders whose term ends March 4 1893.
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United States
Sanders
George M. Brown
F. L. Graves
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county voters urged to back Brown for protection
The column argues for George M. Brown on the Republican ticket, praising his protectionist stance and promising prosperity through tariffs. It also highlights Beaverhead candidates Rose and Fleming as strong legislators and urges supporting the Republican slate for state and national offices.
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Graves
Cleveland
Brown
Scotland
U. S
Addison QC
Rose
J. T. Fleming
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Fleming
Montana
Jefferson County
Golden Leaf Company
Bannack
Helena
Mearrs. Rose
Park
State Senate
Messrs
Fyhrie
Cozencratic
Carter
Democratic Party
Registration for Freeman's Privilege Emphasized
The notice stresses that registration is essential to exercise a freeman's highest privilege, linking legal rights to official registration. The emphasis targets individuals seeking the privilege and outlines the necessary steps to register.
Prospective Republican Victory Across States Promised
The Prospect predicts strong Republican success with Harrison likely to win New York by about 25 000 and the ticket securing at least an 80 000 majority in New York City. Connecticut also appears safe while tobacco growers along the Connecticut River are said to hold pivotal influence.
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Cleveland
New Jersey
Jersey City
New York City
Tennessee
West Virginia
Alabama
Florida
Harrison
General Grant
New York
Harlem River
Tammany
Connecticut
Connecticut River
Voter Registration Prompt Declares Cypher Rhetoric
A stark message warns that unregistered voters cannot vote and warns against becoming a cipher. The note frames registration as essential and questions personal involvement in civic participation.
McKinley Warns Against Free Trade in Buffalo Address
Governor McKinley mobilizes against free trade arguing it would force American workers into low wages, harm domestic production, and let foreign producers flood the U S market. He contrasts free trade with protectionist tariffs, asserting tariffs shield American labor and industry from foreign competition.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
United States
Registration closes at 10 o'clock October 15
The notice reminds readers that registration ends at 10 o clock on October 15 and urges eligible individuals to complete the process before the deadline.
Dixon's wool bill stance faces Montana voters
Congressman Dixon defends the Springer free wool bill while touring eastern Montana amid charges he misleads constituents about tariffs. The piece argues the 11 cent per pound wool tariff keeps Montana growers in business and warns free trade would lower prices, risking local industry.
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Dixon
Congress
Montana
Tariff Debates Echo Across Wool Trade and Press
The piece argues under the McKinley act that tariff cuts boosted foreign wool production, especially in Australia Africa and Europe, lowering prices in London and Boston while Montana fiber faces tariff protection. It cites production tables and a New York Recorder expose countering Cleveland partisans and praising Republican aims.
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Australia
Africa
Europe
Cape of Good Hope
London
Boston
Montana
New York Tribune
Peck
New York Recorder
State Printing Office
Albany
Cleveland
National campaign praised for decencies and reason in press defense
The Omaha Bee lauds the current national campaign as clean and debate driven with principles above party. Other papers critique Stevenson in the South, discuss ballot integrity and tariff effects, and note a health remedy anecdote from Helmetsa.
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Omaha Bee
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J. BE. Rickards
Alex C. Botkin
Charles 5. Hartman
Louis Rotwitt
Fred W. Wright
A.B. Cook
Fifth Judicial District
T. J. Galbriath
J. B. Loser
Q County
J. AL. Flemming
Addison D. Rose
Thomas F. Hamilton
T. J. Murray
J.g.shannon
the District Court
R. Z. Thomas
Forssessor
Dinzton
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Legislative Ticket
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Stevenson
Troy Times
South
Minneapolis Tribune
Massachusetts
San Francisco Chronicle
Trenton
N. J
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Chaimberlain
W. H. Clinton
Helmetta
Ayer
Frank Teson, Jr
West Fourth Street
D. W. Barnes
Valparaiso
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Ripans Chemical
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Chicago
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Liebig World
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Butte
Broadway
Main Street
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East Broadway
Butte City
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Ct & Co
Fortiand
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St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Twin Bridges Lodge
Masonic Hall
J. R. Comfort
G. E. Pitcher
M. W
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Wm. McClay
Bec'y
H. Lott
M. W. Liberty
Templar Hall
Caleb Eldred
Bec’y
W.F. Nye
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W. H. Nichols
New Owselye
Alice Daar
Iron Mountain
Pandor
Ageat Croga
Ixtensi
Cumberland
Champion Glengarry
Granite Mountain Butte
Boston i-Metallic
Dini
Ryllgulmile de Ceeee
Boston & Montana
Mirol
Wrana
Mont
W. Nichols & Bro
Bulte, Mont
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Kline & Padley
Union Meat Market
Butte Daily Miner
DR. Norcross
Engelhorn
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