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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
2
Pratt I Churches announces Sunday services at Berry Bai with 11 a m morning worship and 7 30 p m evening preaching. Sunday school at 10 a m, Bible school, Epworth League, and Junior League listed. St James Church services include Holy Communion at 11 a m first Sunday and morning prayer at 11 a m other Sundays.
Morning service at 11 o'clock and evening service at 7 30. Sabbath school at 12 noon. OG E 6 45.
Quinine based remedy Krause's Cold Cure sold by City Drugs Store comes in convenient capsules. The ad claims it cures even deeply seated colds within 24 hours without interrupting business and notes the capsules are pleasant to take giving a clear fresh sensation during use. Price 250.
An impure blood remedy claim notes Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable specific sold at City Drug Store. The snippet emphasizes medical efficacy and retail availability within a local drug trade context.
The Tribune Store offers remaining Yale cameras at 50 cents each. Each purchase includes a kit to produce six 2x2 inch pictures.
A long civic piece extols Labor Day parades across cities and towns. It praises employed workers, rising wages, and factory growth under a Republican era, contrasting with past soup kitchens during Democratic administrations. It argues workers hold both hands and ballots and warns against Bryanism.
Viola Allen debuts an evening cape for her Dona Dolores character in In the Palace of the King. The garment mimics an antique Spanish design dating back centuries.
Rev Sam P Jones argues that abundant cheap money worldwide drives low interest, with New York as the global financial hub. He cites trusts lowering prices of kerosene sugar and whisky, claiming combines benefit the masses and reflect unprecedented national prosperity.
Reverend Sam Joneson advocates combining wealth and brains for the public good. He argues leaders should use resources and intellect to uplift communities and improve civic life.
Circulars in Chicago advertise hiring 1000 men for work in Washington and Oregon. Daily wages range from 1.75 to 4.25 dollars amid a lumber boom spurred by prosperous California markets and expanding Pacific trade.
The capital invested in Massachusetts manufacturing rose from 408,317,396 in 1898 to 443,908,875 in 1899, a gain of over 35,000,000. This expansion reflects heightened industrial activity and investment during the period.
Nearly every religious publication nationwide supports McKinley for another term, cutting across denominations and creeds as the president seeks reelection.
The Agriculture Department reports corn prices in early September at more than double 1896 levels, driven by rising home use and Secretary Wilson’s push to expand overseas markets. With strong employment and activity, the home market remains the key driver for farmer income despite broader economic weakness. A table compares home consumption and exports for 1892, 1894, and 1899.
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