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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
2
A garbled transcript from a Profile Mee on the piazza shows villagers debating world events and a proposed canvass. Participants argue over cost and civic duty while others joke about a hypothetical dinner. the scene reveals lively local engagement and speculative headlines.
An extended account describes mules underground at Wyoming and Lackawanna mines being brought to the surface after a strike. The animals endure restraint, injuries, and harsh conditions, then roam the grassy world above, tasting air and sun, while a looming end to the labor stoppage is hinted.
In Charleston's graveyard a worn bedstead bears an inscription for Mary Ann Luyten who died in 4790 in the 4th year of her age. The craft of William Latyns, an English immigrant and cabinetmaker, is linked to the couple's romance and tragic tale as a century old relic endures.
Brewster is thrown from a horse and becomes paralyzed for life. Layten presses for marriage despite her condition. Nine years pass, she lingers, and before dying she asks for the red cedar bed he made to be placed above her grave.
A garbled column lists various figures and notes from different locales. It mentions a former governor planning a home for working girls, a New Orleans figure joining a commission, and a surviving Rossini family member. Other items reference professors, inscriptions in Westminster Abbey, and debates over German language study in Italian schools affecting trade with Germany and Austria.
A scatter of historic notes notes on oil founding 1860 at Oil Creek Pa and the voyage of Columbia in 1787 plus curiosities about Albuquerque and British Columbia literacy laws. Also mentions an ambulatory hospital wagon and a grand Spanish palace. ends with a political quote from an Indianapolis Press excerpt.
The article explains hands off riding, stationary balance, and circle turns on a bicycle. It details posture, steering by body movement, and gradual practice to reduce wheel wobble. It notes pedal pressure, seat position, and cautious progress toward advanced maneuvers, including riding with handlebars removed.
Narclare Ledoux and Joseph Lebouchere of Melrose Montana filed an application for a patent for 867.5 linear feet of the Apex lode located 187 feet northerly and 730.6 feet southerly from discovery, with United States Land Office in Helena issuing the notice.
A period note argues that continuous hard work confined positions and wet feet harm young women, claiming ill effects on their health and vigor. It reflects 19th or early 20th century attitudes toward female labor and mobility in the workplace.
Josiah F Beck of Butte Montana and T Clow Miles of Silver Bow Montana file for a patent on 1500 feet of the Elkhorn Lode claiming 20.08 acres from the discovery shaft. Location recorded in Silver Bow County and adjacent Buckhorn Lode is Sur No 6083. First publication October 27, 1900.
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