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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
10
Notice from Tribune Pass Co declares non responsibility for employee debts unless signed by the manager. addressed toEditorial Dept and filed at Dillon post office for second class mail transmission.
The Clark faction seeks GOP support to vindicate Democrat Mr. Clark before the Montana legislature. Republicans warn they will not be duped and emphasize condemning bribery and corruption regardless of party, calling the campaign none of their funeral.
The piece contends the election hinges on the second U.S. senator and argues Republicans should back the legislative ticket of Davidson Anderson and Noyes. It attacks Democratic aims as to endorse free trade and criticize Cleveland era policies while urging economy in district court with Willis as judge.
The piece argues cattle men may back Bryan over sheep concerns, citing better prices under Republican policy and overall prosperity. It asserts voters should choose continuity, favoring current conditions and clerk duties, with praise for Baker's dedication at Lima and Beaverhead County.
The candidate Baker unable to personally meet all Republican voters in the county. He planned a thorough canvass but will not carry out the program, a loss to the public given his engaging manner and valued friendship.
Beaverhead County residents have not had a district judge candidate in many years. Willis, a county man, would bring hometown familiarity and broad support from voters. Electing him would ensure the bench is held by a qualified, locally connected jurist serving the district.
In Helena this week Charley Hartman and Bob Smith lead for the Anaconda wing of the divided democracy. The Dillon based Examiner criticizes the Clark organ’s personal attacks and new campaign terminology as evidence of weak argument while urging restraint and noting the term kerosene is newly used in campaign speech.
Iron production has doubled from 6,637,388 tons in 1894 to 13,620,703 tons in 1899, demonstrating a strong industrial rebound under free trade and inviting questions about returning to old policies.
The article cites 1896 hay imports of 302652 tons under Cleveland and 1899 imports at 19872 tons as a protection vs free trade contrast. It then presents Hall’s Catarrh Cure claim offering one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. It mentions J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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