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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
The Trisune Pustisuine Co. states it will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders aligned by the manager are given.
A Northwestern Agriculturist critique warns the new parcel post zone scheme, set to begin January 1 1913, will bias rates against Atlantic and Pacific coast regions. It argues central U S locations like Kansas City enjoy cheaper shipping, doubling coast-to-coast costs, and urges consideration of a flat rate to ensure equal postal service nationwide.
Our establishment announces a complete assortment of suits and coats with a wide variety of models. Every garment shown in the electroplate is in stock and ready for inspection, proving we can compete with any line of ladies wear in the state. The fashions represent the latest in the world.
The article traces tariff policy from Washington’s 1789 measure to the 1912 Republican platform and argues that tariff protection boosts American industry and workers, asserting Republicans have no aim to abandon protection. It highlights the enduring tariff question in U.S. policy.
The piece argues abandoning protectionism and boosting Republican tariff support in the South and West. It notes Democratic efforts to repeal tariffs on wool sugar and metals, while Bull Moose offers no new tariff theory. It also warns third termers face focus on the third term once campaigns begin.
The report notes W B George who failed to win the Democratic nomination for governor plans to convert to Theodore's eternal principles. Dissident ranks grow brighter with deserters forming a super party described as an exhalation from common waters. It cites E H Harriman as leaving doubts about his character but few others.
The piece contrasts unsatisfied reformers with loyal Republicans and Democrats who work honestly for progress. It urges registration by October 4 to ensure fair county opinion testing and notes national tensions and a meningitis crisis in Kansas amid horse losses and food scarcity.
The county clerk's office shows many voters appear indifferent to their ballot and unaware of the legislative requirements. Many qualified voters still go to the courthouse and neglect to exercise the franchise, indicating widespread apathy and ignorance about registration and voting rules.
Brief notes report suffragettes in England cutting telegraph wires to express contempt for the government. A Brockton Massachusetts woman, Miss Augusta Norling, owns a Plymouth Rock hen that reportedly laid four eggs in ten hours. The item also mentions a list of fatalities.
Bugs Raymond a quirky baseball figure dies from heart disease aggravated by Chicago heat. Eddie Hasha of Waco Texas dies after plunging from the Newark motordrome on September 8 at about 90 miles per hour, killing himself and five others and fatally injuring six and injuring thirteen.
Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain mercury as they destroy the sense of smell and upset the whole system. Mercury-free Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Ensure you get the genuine article and call for a free "immoniale" from the company.
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