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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1892
Page
3
Advertising notes list pricing for local notices at 15 cents a line first insertion and 12 cents a line thereafter for Local Notices, Brevier type 25 and 20 cents for changes, display ads by month or year, and free notices for births marriages and deaths with simple announcements.
City and county paper directs all business letters notices and ads to the TaipuNE PosLiserna Co for publication printing and remittance handling.
At Chicago, Neal of Ohio and Watterson of Kentucky urged free trade and low wages. The platform adopted a free trade amendment 54 to 42, the strongest pro free trade pledge since the Confederate era, challenging claims the party favors only revenue tariffs.
The New York Sun editorial warns Montana wage workers about free trade candidates and third-party risk. It deplores Europes starvation wages under tariffs and attacks Grover Cleveland while praising Harrison and Reid in a heated political exchange.
The passage denounces tariff cuts as driving 41 000 of 100 000 residents to chronic unemployment and single room family misery. It urges immediate, decisive action to fight the Mills bill and demand protective tariffs to curb cheap foreign manufactured goods.
The Helena paper argues the Independent’s stance seeks to stall the state capital move until the capital question is resolved. It warns the public against deceptive documents and asserts the Trunk supports a timely decision, noting location urgency but not binding to a 1892 deadline.
In Beaverhead County discussions the capital location is debated with Dillon and the normal school as focal points. Bozeman is urged as best for the capital while Dillon seeks county support to back the choice, opposing Helena’s claim and opposing Lewis and Clark county’s push.
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