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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
4
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Public Administrator Henry Cushing Sr of Dillon names the coroner and county superintendent of schools, while Michigan watchers peg Bryan as near certain. Beaverdhead county forms a goldbug advance, and Butte launches The Daily Tribune advocating silver Republicans. Cyclone cellar designs may prompt eastern builders to seek plans in Kansas or Missouri as silver talk lingers and fades with Bryan’s nomination.
The Beaverhead county Republicans denounce a convention nominating a full county ticket as ill advised and driven by personal revenge. They condemn the move as a trap to aid silver advocates and block the pro protection and free silver platform. Leaders Mantle and Hartman anchor the party line of free silver and protection.
The article calls Beav erhead county Republicans to support their state senate candidate to preserve a Republican U S Senator. It warns against factional splits that could yield Democratic gains and stresses harmony for legislative influence and future policy, urging unwavering party backing.
W R Gilbert pulled his name from the assessor race after being nominated last Monday by the National Republicans. Democrats condemn the move while lamenting a factional fight. the platform rails against Hartman and Mantle posing as Republicans and opposing Lee Mantle for US senator. Beaverhead county leaders deny personal vendetta motives in the dispute.
Mr. Frank Landon is praised for his able defense of the county Republican ticket and his wish to uphold the party. Mr. James Paxton resigns as candidate for sheriff on the National Republican ticket, citing that the convention did not reflect McKinley Republicans’ attitude and a majority disapproved of a county ticket.
Ex-Governor Waite of Colorado announces support for Bryan and Watson despite gangs and rings in the state. He renounces Charles Thomas, Isaac N. Stevens, Thomas H. Patterson and “the devil and all their works,” a claim seen as maintaining his reputation for oddity and ornery conduct.
The New York Press advises oiling practice for wheels. Oil intervals vary by usage with a general rule of oiling after 500 miles if in constant use. It specifies exact drop counts for the front axle lower bearing upper head bearing crank bracket pedals and middle axle, and warns to keep wheels dust free before oiling.
The American Cyclist advises to choose the best route, avoid unnecessary obstacles, and ride smoothly. A careful rider can be faster and less damaging to the wheel than a rash climber, saving wear over a season.
The publication invites information on accidents and asks readers who view cycling as dangerous to share ideas for publication. The leading editorials claim to reflect views of a hermit removed from civilization and modern life.
A vintage note covers locating a bicycle maker’s serial number for theft recovery. It also contains an advertisement claiming Hall’s Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh with a $100 reward for any untreatable case, offering circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. and listing Toledo, Ohio, and price details.
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