Beaverhead rancher plans beet sugar venture near Dillon
Kirkpatrick of Dillan operates about 2,000 acres under state lease with irrigation from Rattlesnake Creek. He aims to grow sugar beets for hay and root crops, with trials on 309 acres in Cluesoine and a 20 acre garden. Beets show promising saccharine yield, potential factory within a year if seasonal tests succeed. sugar could fetch about $3 per ton, aiding Beaverhead county agriculture.
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Junes Rickpatelel
Dillan
Heen i Roel
Ir Muntina
Miniyays
Uttn
Kiekpatrick
Leframe
Narroa
Heaverhead
Ekpotrien
Rattakesmo
Kirkpnitick
Ind
Kirkpatriel
Sheen
Rusning
Pani
Kirkpattek
Kirkpattek, “But.t Would Rather Trast In A Bool Haystack Ta Carry Shea Thrauysh
Beaverhead
Dillon
Bryan's Rise From the 1896 Chicago Convention
A detailed reminiscence recounts the 1896 Chicago Democratic Convention and William Jennings Bryan’s emergence as a national figure. It covers the battle over silver policy, the pivotal speeches, factional fights, and the dramatic roll call that propelled Bryan toward the presidential nomination, tying past events to his later prominence.
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Nataska
Denverody
Wilfigin Jennings Bryan
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Cleveland
White House
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Cleveland Gold
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David Thih
New York
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Virginna
Henry L. Clayton
Alabama
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Daniel
Hill
Bhu
Nationals Committee
Aehrasiy
J. Sterling Norton
Democrate
William Jennings Brean
Usu
Casan
Castor
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Tin Ghi- Lory
Mick" Bland
Misouri
Horace Boles
Lowa
Hay Welle Hight
Roase- Vell
Senatant Teller
Jed
Mean
King John R. Mclean
Cincinti Enquirer
District of Columbia
McLean
Ohio
Former Montana doctor suffers heavy loss
A damaged report from Helena details a fatal incident at a former Montana doctor’s property. The building, once a summer residence, housed several inmates who perished in a blaze believed to be caused by a faulty gas line. Insurance covered limited funds, and the case centers on the question of responsibility for the tragedy.
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Maneali
Helena
Hol
Work of Police Court for the Month of June
The regular June police court report records arraignments and dispositions. It lists numbers for engagements such as drunks, prostitution, and miscellaneous cases, with totals and monetary fines recorded.
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Aourt
Mtaunlaned
Kowcipts
Pallea
Nino Front Alurch
Fragmented prompt about paint and materials in a garbled note
A corrupted text fragment references color cards, paint application, and a systematized process. It mentions sun related terms and water and plant references, with unclear associations to a date or event. The readable parts point to a nonsensical or experimental record rather than a coherent news item.
Court Recess Announced As Proceedings Drag On
A chaotic court scene mentions a recess until September with motions carried over and parties awaiting rulings. The case Maury vs Thernsa Alexander features a strike of parts of a complaint, a foreclosure, and a 25 day appeal window. The judge presided over multiple items, with several motions deferred to a later session.
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Lie Wistrek
III
Maury
Thernsa Alexander
Von
Blair
Guy
Ani
Alett Ruider
Damien Coy
Fire destroys more houses in Port au Prince
A blaze that began near the palace and Senate buildings spread overnight after an explosion in the arsenal. The fire destroyed about 40 more structures, with flames and embers lighting the town as the capital’s key sites were threatened but largely saved.
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Port Au Pritre
Vicin
Senate
Caputies
St. Louia
Umma
Woman in man's clothes sent to the workhouse
In New York on a hot Saturday a person dressed as a man was found near Sixty second street and Broadway. Identified as Mrs August Slob she is described as having worked in men's occupations for years and was sentenced to five days in the workhouse after police intervention and a Roosevelt hospital visit.
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New York
Lambeth Conference Opens in London This July
The fifth decennial gathering of Anglican archbishops from around the world opened at Lambeth Palace. Meetings run from July to August with sessions private. Encyclical proposals will be sent to churches as the conference’s official communication.
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London
Lambeth Conference
Lambeth
Fragmented Gazette Teases Hidden Names and Places
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a historical note listing people and places with garbled terms. It reads like a fragment of a society register or notice, mentioning names and locations in a period voice, but the text is incomplete and uncertain.
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