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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1904

Page

6

Republican Rally Endorses McKinley Roosevelt Agenda

The Beaverhead county Republicans laud national prosperity and back McKinley and Roosevelt. They call for protection of American industry and labor, a strong navy and army, fair labor laws, and opposition to corporate political interference. They announce Montana State Fair opening October 3 in Helena and list rail tour ticket details from Butte en route to St. Louis and Chicago with stopovers in Salt Lake City and Denver.

Republican Party Beaverhead County McKinley Roosevelt Chicago St. Louis Salt Lake City Denver Colorado O. 8 W. Frrzaxeaxp East Broadway Butte, Mont

Heating Plant Upgrade Enlarged Basement at County High School

A new heating system by Dart Hardware of Dillon replaced inadequate boilers at the County Free High School. Architects Fennell and Gove of Butte were blamed for miscalculations leading to basement enlargement and partial foundation removal. The tubular 48 inch by 14 foot boiler with 50 flues costs over $1,000 and is expected to provide ample warmth with reduced fire risk.

County Free High School Connolly Dart. Hardware Company Fennell & Gove Butte Dart Hardware Company Dillon

Japs Capture Forts At Port Arthur In Three Day Fight

Chinese informant reports Japanese forces captured several key forts including Fort Kouropatkin during three days of fighting at Port Arthur. Russian losses claimed higher by sources. experts warn that taking Rihtung Kikwan Itz and Anshu forts could seal Port Arthur's fate. Bombardment activity and timing after Sept 21 uncertain.

Port Arthur Che Fou Fort Kouropatkin Rihtung Kikwan Itz Anshu Associated Press

Herrick Bids Bar Farewell in Albany Court Session

Justice D Cady Herrick Democratic nominee for governor bids farewell to the Albany county bar at the close of the supreme court trial term in Albany New York The crowded courtroom heard Herrick urge reporters not to quote him and he appeared emotionally moved He adjourned court after charging the jury and finishing opening term duties.

Albany N. Y Supreme Court D. Cady Herrick Albany County

County board schedules bid relet for Big Hole river bridge

The county commissioners in a special session failed to receive bids for the Big Hole river bridge at Zorns crossing and ordered continued advertisement with a new bid date set for December 5 1904. A road contract on Phillips lane was awarded to A C Hammond for 170 dollars on eight bids. George Shirts and Law Singles represented Bloody Dick residents urging a road petition. a 5 pole jack fence along the lane will be built by Shirts and Templin with county funding limited to materials.

W. M. Oliver D. D. McKnight Wm. Montgomery Jno. J. Baker Big Hole River Zorn’s Crossing Phillips Lane A. C. Hammond J. E. Phillips George Shirts Law Singles Bloody Dick J. B. Logan Et al

Binding Twine Prices Cited at 13 and 14 Cents

A fragment notes binding twine priced at 13 and 14 cents per pound with a clipped garbled tail referencing a place and people, suggesting a markets or trade listing from a historical page.

Bar Association Session Opens Twenty Seventh Annual Convention

National Association of Lawyers meets at Festival hall on the World’s fair grounds in St Louis with 690 members and foreign delegates. Notable attendees include Associate Justice Brewer and Sir William Kennedy as universal congress discussions begin, notably over the Alaskan boundary case.

St. Louis The Bar Association Association Festival Hall Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists Brewer United States Supreme Court John W. Foster William Kennedy Court of England James Hagerman

Feathers from Ostrich Hold Big Investment Promise

The article notes twenty six white plumes mature every eight months per wing, seventy five short feathers plucked per wing, sixty five tail feathers of commercial value, and a female ostrich laying seventy eggs annually. It contrasts this with cost to women making corset covers and buying thread, urging awareness of the bird’s vast feather yield and high potential profits.

Do your own dyeing headline puzzles doctor couple

A physician and his wife debate a peculiar advertisement headed Do your own dyeing. The wife spots potential trouble while the doctor worries it could threaten medical practice. An alcohol lamp is noted for lower heat and cleaner atmosphere than a kerosene lamp of equal power.

M. D Biter

Lincoln Advice and Dr Pierce Medical Advertisement

A historical excerpt cites Lincoln's warning against swapping generals during a crisis and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a trustworthy, nonalcoholic remedy for digestive and related illnesses. Testimonials praise cures for weak stomach, heart, kidneys, and Bright's disease, with an offer for a medical adviser book and price details.

Lincoln Dr. Pierce Pierce

Door Change Sparked Pull Sign Proposal

A carpenter questions the need to reverse a door’s swing while the dentist explains he wants it altered to feature the word Pull. The anecdote appears in the Indianapolis Sun reflecting a lighthearted office scene.

Indianapolis Sun

City leadership roster lists key officials and officers

Mayor B F White, City Attorney Edwin Norrin, Treasurer A B Johnson, Police Magistrate Wm Cushing, Chief of Police Daniel Ward, and ALUVERMEN are named as central municipal positions in the roster.

B. F. White City Edwin Norrin A. 8. Johnson Wm. Cushing Daniel Ward Aluvermen

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