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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1893
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices by mail prepaid options. One year cost eight dollars, six months six dollars, three months three dollars, with individual copies available at one dollar.
The Inter Mountain notes hopes for silver reinstatement and mine resumption as mines in Coeur d’Alenes and Butte resume operations. Railroad rates rise to aid mining profits while gold and Wall Street influence draw sharp criticism. Ex governor Foster eyes recovery. British labor unrest and immigration to South Africa appear in market chatter.
The passage describes the ongoing harsh business mood, with many firms suspending operations and credit strained. It notes relief may arrive late, but signs point to a gradual return of confidence and recovery from a severe economic downturn in American finance.
Attending the exposition grows as workers face hunger and unemployment. Labor Day forecasts a massive parade led by the mayor and governor amid calls for jobs. The fair adds daily attractions including a grand stock pavilion and Missouri livestock displays while Missouri and Montana ties appear. Judicial and political twists mingle with ongoing coverage of the fair and national issues.
Dillon residents registered at the fair this week include A. C. Bradbury Mrs. G. W. Dart Nellie Morse and Blanche Selway. From Salmon City Idaho build ing came Hugh McCaleb and Frank and Charles Wayant. Captain Wells of the Idaho Home has been confined to his room all week by a severe cold. James Heywood a sheepman from Berlin Mont was robbed Friday night and left in disarray. Why will strangers persist in prowling around a city at night. Kerry Gow.
W T Carleton to organize a new opera company for next season. Augustus Pitou signs Chauncey Alcott for Mavourneen five years. Haddon Chambers writes two plays for Beerbohm Tree and George Alexander. Glen MacDonough may prove an alibi regarding The Algerians claim. Morton committed to Bloomingdale asylum. Jose stars as Queen Lillipotu in Afri 1. Hopper to headline Irish comedy. Lillian Lewis plans wide repertory including Hugo La Tisba and Zola realism. Naya denied high pay. Camille d Arville linked to Prince Kam. Burgess retires. New York Casino pay noted.
The school will open September 15 offering Agriculture Domestic Economy Applied Science Business Music and the Academy with tuition for all courses except Music set at 10 per year Board and lodging from 4 per week Catalogues available from A M Ryan President Bozeman Montana Also a separate notice advertises a 30 day panic sale cash only by G W Dart Hwa Co to reduce stock.
A collection of curious anecdotes and trivia including literacy stats in England, a grim note on dog testing in universities, climate contrasts in Moscow, an odd Spanish word reconocer, park sizes in major cities, Belvoir castle connections, aims of Belvoir and Rutland, pronunciation notes, infant birth line fantasy, penny slot papers on Newark railways, and German noble family rules on parental rank.
Advice on whipping cream and egg whites using a bowl placed in ice water. Tips include a lamp chimney cleaning sponge, vinegar and salt to remove crust from sheet iron pans, boiling and skimming molasses, and cleaning white ostrich plumes with soap solution before rinsing and drying.
A portrait of Madagascar’s queen by a native artist is shown in the W C T U department. Kinas the Sumatra orangutan is seen smoking and enjoys it. Clement Scott lauds a day at the fair as requiring great strength. The first life saving apparatus on display saved 250 lives from the Ayrshire wreck at Squan Beach in 1850.
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