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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
5
Notice states Dillon post office entry for second class mail and disclaims employee debts unless signed by the manager. It asks Tribune subscribers who fail to receive the paper regularly to notify the office and affirms regular publication.
The piece argues for retaining the Philippine base to boost trade and avoid curtailing American exports, naming the Philippines and China as key markets. It endorses Republican candidates White and Woodworth, urges turnout on November 4 and comments on local Democratic campaign tactics and county appointments.
The Republican committee declares it has received no funds from any corporation and challenges the Examiner’s accusations. The piece labels the Examiner as corrupt and linked to Clark and the Copper and Oil interests, recalling past alleged bribery and political selling of influence. Republicans vow to ignore upcoming published lies.
The passage asserts western states west of the Missouri River exhibit greater public awareness and intelligence. It argues Montana should lead in policy and prosperity, noting a contrast with eastern conditions and posing a question about current status and direction.
The passage argues Montana lags behind other mountain states under democracy, blaming slow governance for missing Republican benefits. It urges awakening to the situation and adopting new public affairs methods, suggesting signs point to potential redemption for the state.
Editorial urging voters to oppose the constitutional amendment extending the county commissioners board tenure. The call emphasizes voting against the measure to contest the current board remaining in office for five more years.
Doctors say the crucial factor in sickness is the patient’s resisting power. Some pass epidemics or resist toxins with ease while others fall quickly despite good care. Medicines aid this power but cannot replace it, as outcomes hinge on intrinsic strength of the individual.
The piece notes old hats are eagerly sought in the Nicobar Islands where islanders welcome visitors with enthusiasm. Natives value old hats highly, while new hats are viewed with suspicion and dislike as canoes gather seas around the islands.
A Women’s feet are typically narrower than men’s while men have stronger ankles and larger toe bases. The piece notes that a wide firm foot in women is linked to being “strong minded,” and a delicate foot in men may lead to assumptions of lack of power or effeminacy.
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