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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1898
Page
5
Rates for advertising in the focal column are set at 5 cents per line for various insertions including engagements obituaries poetry and social notices. Charges apply for announcements of dances parties suppers fairs and similar events with revenue from sales or listings.
An assortment of rural notes from Dillon and surrounding areas reports railroad time table items for Utah Northern in 1808, local business chatter, and several brief notices. Mentions include Dillon Mercantile Co products, millinery, barber and shoe repairs, and various visits, with scattered references to mining activity and town improvements.
An incomplete notice describes a large dam and restraining gem with extensive repairs needed. Officials note substantial risk and the possibility of a major premiere impact from the unsettled perthee situation.
An obscured OCR page fragment mentions Montana with scattered recognizables like Cross, Thad Cerheif, and Vets but lacks coherent facts. It reads as a disrupted stream of names, places, and numbers with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary notes describe Ameri Navy Cuba actions and imagery with unclear details. The garbled text references naval imagery, possible interactions or events, and mentions places like Milwaukee. Overall the passage remains incoherent with no clear outcome or dates.
Readable fragments describe weekly trips to St Louis via Salt Lake and Denver. Mentions plans, schedules, and various unclear details about departures and routes with stray names and placeholders. The text is highly garbled with nonstandard phrases and missing context for exact dates or organizers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a fire incident and a legal or public notice. It references individuals and places in a distorted way, with unclear dates or organizations. The readable bits point to a local event but lack concrete facts to identify people or actions precisely.
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